To Acquire and Maintain a Belief

To acquire and maintain a belief one does not need definitive evidence for it, but sufficient or overly sufficient altruistic and self-uplifting applications, benefits for oneself and others, and logical reasonings (borrowing from empiricism and metaphysics or empirical theory) surrounding it to establish its shape and to later keep it firm. What is within the shape is filled with one's experience of the belief. Therefore, the belief claims intrinsic existence and noumenon, something further within a belief that is beyond instrumental and cannot be truly experienced by those that hold the belief, and it becomes existent in and of itself as to be truth. As such a self being truth, it is able to be in relationship with the person experiencing its awing and wondrous phenomenon. Belief is irrevocably linked to the object of belief. Though belief is supposed to lead to the object of belief, experiencing the belief that is truth is experiencing the object of belief until the object is attainable. Yet, the belief becomes belief and instrumental again in outward practice as it is tested by others to show all that it can assist with and its worth to the world and when one waits for his/her object of belief to reveal itself so that belief can be abandoned and the object embraced. Belief is the form of the object of belief that accompanies the person during the interim between witnessing the object and first hearing of the object.