Planting the Seeds of Trust, Courage and Abundance – Turning Our Gifts into Service
- elzbietakardas
- Oct 19
- 3 min read

“I create a space where my gifts become a service to the world. I plant the seeds of trust, courage, and abundance.”
Each of us carries unique gifts — talents, sensitivity, and experiences that have shaped who we are. Yet at times, these gifts remain hidden, like seeds waiting for the right moment to sprout. For them to flourish, we need not only to recognise them, but also to create the space where they can serve — both ourselves and others.
This kind of space does not come from planning or striving. It emerges from inner alignment, from trust and courage to live our truth fully — with all its tenderness, story, and imperfection.
1. The Healing Space – From Control to Flow
In personal development, we often look for structure, guidance, and certainty. But through therapy and inner work, we discover something deeper — that true creation begins not with doing, but with being.
Creating space for your gifts is an act of surrendering control. It is trusting that we don’t have to know or force everything in order to be guided. Within this stillness — much like the dark sky of the new moon — lies potential, waiting to be born.
Reflection:
Where in my life do I still try to force growth or results? How can I allow life to guide me instead?
2. Seeds of Trust – Returning to Inner Guidance
Trust is the first seed of transformation. It is not about passivity, but about believing in the timing of life — that what is meant for us will unfold when we are ready to receive it.
In a world that often demands action and external validation, trust requires bravery — the courage to turn inward. To listen. To follow the quiet wisdom of the heart.
Trust is an act of love towards oneself. It is the moment we realise that our sensitivity is not a flaw but a compass.
Affirmation:
“I open to the unknown with trust. My heart knows the way.”

3. Courage – The Bridge Between the Heart and Action
Even the most beautiful gifts need courage to be shared with the world. Courage does not mean the absence of fear — it means being willing to act despite it.
From a therapeutic perspective, courage is the integration of opposites: fear and desire, uncertainty and curiosity. It’s the moment we stop fighting our fear and instead hold it gently, allowing it to walk beside us.
Sometimes courage doesn’t look like a big leap — it looks like a quiet “yes” to life.
Reflection:
How can I express courage today, even in a small act of authenticity?
4. Abundance as a State of Consciousness
Many of us have been taught that abundance is something to be earned or deserved. Yet abundance is not about possessions — it’s a state of openness and flow.
When we act from love rather than fear, we begin to attract experiences and people who resonate with our truth. In this natural exchange, our gifts become not only a source of fulfilment but a service to life itself.
Affirmation:
“I plant the seeds of trust, courage, and abundance. I allow them to grow in life’s rhythm.”
5. Gifts as Service – Living from Authentic Purpose
To serve the world doesn’t mean to sacrifice yourself. It means sharing your essence in a way that feels true, alive, and aligned. Sometimes our service appears as quiet presence, sometimes as teaching, healing, or creating.
The key is remembering: what is born from authenticity carries its own light.
Reflection:
Which of my gifts are ready to be shared with the world? How can I offer them with joy rather than duty?
Returning Home – You Are the Space
When you create space for your gifts, you are really creating space for yourself — for your truest, most natural expression. In that space, doing turns into being, and being becomes your offering.
“I create a space where my gifts become a service to the world.I plant the seeds of trust, courage, and abundance.”




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