On the American dollar bill, there is the insignia of the pyramid with the eye of enlightenment at the pinnacle and right above the typography denoting it as the one-dollar bill, it says, “In God we trust”. Whether America is a country that embodies this motto is not the point of contention in this journal entry. It is, however, going to discuss trust and God or the Trust in God. I normally write to process things and come to a solid conclusion on matters I deem pressing, which is predominantly through circumstance.

Let’s face it—the simple truth is that we all set intentions with desired outcomes in mind. Think about it: when you approach a vending machine with your credit card (in true 2024 fashion), your ultimate goal is to quench your thirst. The drink you choose to achieve that goal is entirely up to you. Here’s the kicker: with each beverage option, you might have slightly different expectations, which vary from person to person.