Trust is not belief. One who believes can not trust simply because she/he believes a phenomenon or a person and her/his belief won't let her/him trust anything new that contradicts her/his belief. But life is always new. Trusting everything new without turning it into a belief requires a free mind that is not a slave to even a single belief on earth and only such a free mind can attentively trust (or listen to!) everything new that life presents in front of it. The believer misses the mark.

Turning static belief into dynamic trust is effected by the correct body posture and the correct face expression.

So Focus - turning static belief into dynamic trust program - comprises the correction of both; that, in turn, opens the third eye chakra and the crown chakra.

Faith and trust are synonymous; faith and beliefs are polar opposites.

Trust is what all other animals do instinctually. When some problem or difficulty occurs in nature (a drought, flood, hurricane, etc) other creatures don't make it mean anything, They don't say to themselves, "Damn, why did this have to happen to me?" They just accept the situation as it is (trust) and make the best of it by being in action.

Beliefs are constructs of the human mind that come into existence with symbolic language. This happened only in the last blink of an eye, geologically speaking. Non-human animals don't believe anything; they know, or don't know. They notice, they sense, they feel, they remember, they learn, they choose, but they don't believe, because they don't think in words.

Faith helps us reclaim our birthright as animals. It helps us to re-experience the kind of intimate relationship with the Whole of Reality (God) that we enjoyed "in the garden" for hundreds of thousands or perhaps even millions of years, as hominids prior to symbolic language.

Chaos, breakdowns, and difficulties are some of God's greatest gifts. Bad news is, in fact, the primary driver of creativity and transformation, in our own lives as well as thoughout the entire history of life. Only trust in the Whole of Reality (which includes chaos) offers the "peace that passes all understanding." Believing certain things about the Bible, or God, or Jesus, or anything else, is all well and good. But if your heart doesn't trust that chaos is usually grace in disguise, beliefs alone will not sustain you when chaos comes your way.

Trust may be the most important attitude of the heart in cultivating friendships and nurturing community. With it, most other positive attributes follow naturally. Without it, healthy relationships are impossible.

Real life is full of pain and disappointment. To have faith re the past is to refuse to play the blame game. It means letting go of resentments and judgments of self and others, forgiving from the heart, and accepting life's struggles and difficulties as a necessary part of being alive. To have faith in the present is to be mindful that this moment, and every moment, is a one-time gift of grace. It means being aware of the sacredness of this time and place, and of each breath. (Pause; notice yourself breathing for a few seconds.) To have faith in the future is to trust, not that things will necessarily go well for you, but that whatever happens will be perfect for your growth and learning. Trusting time means experiencing the flow of real life with an open heart and a deep-seated attitude of acceptance and curiosity.

Faith is expressed in space as well as time. We reflect on the importance of trusting what is inside us — our inner nature: our dreams, intuitions, failings, and our life energy — as well as what is outside us — our outer nature: the natural and social contexts within which we are embedded. To trust what is inside is to listen and respond to the subtle voice of the divine Spirit within; to refuse to follow any external authority that does not line up with our heart; and to accept that even our faults and shortcomings serve a purpose. To trust what is outside is to appreciate the natural world for what it has always been — teacher, healer, provider; revealer of divine mystery, majesty, and power — and to accept our condition as an earthling, a human expression of this living planet. It also means having faith that the faults and shortcomings of modern society serve a purpose; that our industrial, technological world is not a mistake, but rather is a necessary, though immature, stage in the evolution of consciousness and culture.

In my weekend training session for turning static belief into dynamic trust, I just correct your body posture and face expression; and the dynamic trust ensues!

You discover the real physical nature of your body that instantly makes you feel like attentively and seriously listening to everything new around you whether it is right or wrong (who knows!), as a result of undergoing turning static belief into dynamic trust program.

The only thing left, then, is to turn this personal discovery into your spontaneity - of body and mind; and the instant turning of static belief into dynamic trust becomes the lasting dynamic trust for lifelong!