What Is Abundance, Really?
- Katiana Cordoba
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When we hear the word abundance, most of us immediately think of overflowing bank accounts, luxurious homes, fancy cars, or closets full of clothes and pantries filled with food. Society has conditioned us to equate abundance with external accumulation—visible, tangible signs of “success.” But is that what abundance truly is?
Not quite.
Those are merely fragments, fleeting expressions of something far more vast. Real abundance is not confined to what we own or can hold. It is not measured in digits or possessions. True abundance is the field from which all those things arise. It is the sacred source that animates all creation. And it is found here—now—in the present moment, in the act of being and creating.
We are creators. Not metaphorically, but literally. Through every thought we think, every word we speak, every feeling we carry, and every perception we hold—we are weaving reality. Moment by moment, breath by breath, we are projecting our inner state outward. As within, so without.
This is what the great mystics and sages have been pointing to. When Jesus said, “If you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move,” He wasn’t speaking in metaphor. He was speaking a deep spiritual truth. Faith—rooted not just in belief but in knowing—activates creation. Not hope. Not wishful thinking. But a deep, embodied certainty. An unshakable knowing that creation flows through us.
We are not just experiencing life—we are composing it.
And yet, for much of our lives, this creative force operates unconsciously. We create from programs. From patterns. From beliefs deeply embedded in the architecture of our being—beliefs we didn’t choose, but inherited. These unconscious beliefs give rise to feelings and perceptions that shape our reality, silently constructing our world like unseen architects working in the dark.
So the power to create has always been within us. But in the beginning, it was offered to us veiled—in a kind of divine training ground—so that we could create unconsciously, safely, until we were ready to awaken.
And now we are awakening.
Now we are learning to see. To bring light to the shadowed corridors of the mind. To notice the thoughts we’ve inherited and ask if they are really ours. To observe how deeply held beliefs sculpt our circumstances. And, most importantly, to choose differently.
This is the shift from unconscious creation to conscious creation.
And one of the simplest, most profound ways to begin creating consciously is what Eckhart Tolle, in his deep clarity, points to:“Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance.”To recognize what is—fully, gratefully, consciously—is to align with the flow of creation. Presence is the doorway to more.
It’s not just a poetic truth—it’s a practical one. Conscious creation begins by seeing the richness already available. The breath you’re taking right now. The warmth of the sun. The love you’ve given. The lessons you’ve learned. Gratitude for the now becomes the fertile ground for more to grow. When you stop chasing and start acknowledging, you become receptive. You become aligned.
This is abundance: the knowing that there is always more—more love to give, more truth to embody, more wisdom to uncover, more beauty to create. It is an eternal fountain that never runs dry. The breath you are taking right now is proof. It comes again. And again. And again. Without effort. Without end.
We are here to learn how to become conscious co-creators with the Divine. And yet, the paradox is that we are not separate from that Divine—we are that. We are not merely working with God; we are working as God, in union, in oneness. When we surrender to this unity, creation flows effortlessly. It is no longer a striving, but a dance. A sacred play of energy and expression.
So abundance is not about the mansion or the number in your bank account. It is about your alignment with the Source of all things. It is about remembering your place in the divine orchestra of creation. It is about trusting the intelligence that beats your heart, grows your hair, spins galaxies, and breathes through you.
When you live from this knowing, you no longer need to chase abundance.
You become it.
Katiana
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