When you tell someone you trust them it usually means that you don’t believe they are lying to you or hiding anything of importance to you. However, people can change or surprise us, and so we can’t know that the person we trust will always be trustworthy to us, and so the statement “I trust you” comes with a natural caveat: “for now.” Even those whom we trust implicitly may drop off the face of the earth or can’t always be there when we need them available. But there’s a force in the universe that can always be trusted, even trusted with our full attention as well as our betrayals, and which when trusted will enable a life of peace and natural flow beyond our current understanding, at least, according to Christ, the Buddhas, Krishna, and others.