Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3 - Lesson 8 of 11
ŚRADDHA, YOUR PEAK POSSIBILITY
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Śraddhā cannot really be translated as faith. It means faith plus the courage of authenticity to execute the highest level of possibility. In English, there is no equivalent for śraddha. Sraddha is authenticity, but authenticity is not all-encompassing translation of śraddha.
The courage of being established in the peak of your capability, and responding to life from who you perceive to be for yourself, who you project yourself to be for others, what others expect you to be for them and what you expect them to be for you is what is called śraddhā, Authenticity.