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“Humility: The Heart of Grace and the Path to True Empowerment”

Writer's picture: Indra ŠilarIndra Šilar

Humility is often misunderstood. Many see it as a weakness or as self-denial, but in its truest

form, humility is a profound act of courage and empowerment. It is the foundation we need to

connect to the divine, to higher consciousness, and to the deepest parts of ourselves. Humility is

not a lack of strength; in fact, it is the key to discovering a true sense of self that is supported by

love, goodness, joy, and a deep sense of purpose.

Humility is something we learn from many sources—whether theology, esoteric traditions, higher

consciousness, or the simple but profound state of presence. It is how humanity evolves: by

becoming more conscious, more present, and more deeply connected to our true selves. While

humility is often called a virtue in theology, its essence transcends labels. It doesn’t matter

whether we approach it through theology, Eastern practices like Buddhism or Zen, or modern

teachings like mindfulness. Humility is a spiritual practice that requires dedication, devotion, and

an understanding of where it originates and what it is used for.

Throughout history, humility has been recognized as a transformative force. From the teachings of

Christ and the wisdom of the Buddha to the principles of mindfulness, humility has always been

about letting go of the false self and aligning with truth. It’s a gift that allows us to experience

grace, connection, and clarity in ways that transform not only our own lives but the lives of those

around us.

For me, humility isn’t just an abstract virtue. It’s a choice of the heart—a way of being that aligns

us with truth, deepens our connection to others, and empowers us to live authentically. Though I

am not religious, I study theology, philosophy, and spiritual teachings to understand the roots of

concepts like humility and their relevance to our lives today. Words like humility carry centuries of

wisdom, and I find that exploring their origins allows me to express what I intuitively feel: that

humility is a sacred gift. It is not something we achieve or perform; it is a way of living in alignment

with the divine flow of life.

What Humility Is—and Isn’t

Humility is not about self-abasement or denying our worth. It is about seeing ourselves truthfully—

acknowledging both our strengths and limitations while recognizing that we are part of something

far greater than ourselves.

True humility is a paradox: it empowers us by freeing us from the need to exalt or diminish

ourselves. It teaches us to see the world through the lens of interdependence, where every action,

every gift, and every challenge is connected to something larger.

While many spiritual traditions see humility as essential, it is not a practice like gratitude or

meditation. It is a choice of the heart—a quiet surrender to the reality of our shared humanity, our

dependence on others, and the mysteries of life.

Where Does Humility Originate?

Humility has deep roots across spiritual, philosophical, and theological traditions.

• Theology: In Christianity, humility is a cornerstone virtue. The life of Christ, who “humbled

Himself” to serve humanity, is a model of how humility allows divine grace to flow.

• Eastern Practices: In Buddhism and Zen, humility arises from the recognition of impermanence

and interconnectedness. Letting go of ego is essential for achieving enlightenment and peace.

• Mindfulness and Presence: Modern teachings of mindfulness highlight humility as the

foundation for presence. By surrendering judgment and accepting the moment as it is, humility

becomes a doorway to deeper awareness and connection.


No matter the perspective, humility always points us toward the same truth: it is the path to self-

transcendence, to aligning with something greater than ourselves. It is how we evolve into more


conscious, compassionate, and authentic beings.

Humility in Action: A Personal Story


One of the most profound experiences of humility in my life happened during one of my darkest

moments: the day I was placed into the hands of a surgical team for life-saving cancer surgery. In

that moment, as they prepared to wheel me into the operating room, something extraordinary

happened.

I found myself overwhelmed not with fear but with the powerful urge to pray—not for myself, but

for them. I prayed for their health, their families, their strength, and their well-being. These were

people I had never met, but I felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude for their dedication, skill,

and courage. I prayed that their lives would be filled with good things, that their hands would be

guided, and that their hearts would be steady as they worked to save mine.

It was as though the sterile, fluorescent-lit operating room had become a sacred cathedral. I was

being rolled into something holy, a space where divine grace and human skill intersected.

This sense of humility wasn’t something I conjured up on my own. Around the world, people were

praying for me—friends, family, strangers—sending their intentions, love, and healing energy. I

knew that in the Czech Republic, in the UK, in Germany, the Netherlands, and the United States,

people were lifting me up in prayer. Their collective faith gave me the strength to surrender

completely, not in defeat but in trust.

That surrender allowed me to feel the power of humility—not as something forced or imposed, but

as a natural response to the grace I was receiving. It was transformative. To this day, I carry the

memory of that moment, where humility opened my heart to gratitude, connection, and trust in

something far greater than myself.

Why Humility Transforms Us

Humility, when embraced, has the power to change how we see ourselves, others, and the world.

It frees us from the exhausting need to control outcomes, compare ourselves to others, or prove

our worth. Instead, it invites us to rest in the truth of who we are: finite yet deeply valuable, gifted

yet dependent on grace.

When we choose humility, we create space for connection and transformation. It softens the walls

of ego that separate us from others, allowing us to listen deeply, love generously, and live

authentically.

Humility and Empowerment: The Paradox

One of the greatest misunderstandings about humility is that it undermines self-esteem. In reality,

humility and empowerment are deeply intertwined. When we let go of pride and comparison, we

discover that our worth does not need to be earned or defended—it simply is.

This realization is profoundly empowering. It allows us to embrace our gifts without arrogance, to

admit our weaknesses without shame, and to step into our purpose with clarity and confidence. In

humility, we find the strength to serve others, not because we are lesser, but because we are all

connected.

Choosing Humility: A Universal Truth

Humility is not tied to a single religion or philosophy—it is a universal truth that transcends belief

systems. Whether you see it as surrender to God, alignment with the flow of the universe, or

simply a recognition of our shared humanity, humility speaks to something deep within us.

For me, it is the heart of God—a way of being that connects us to grace, truth, and love. It is not

something we achieve, but something we allow. It arises when we open our hearts and surrender

to the mystery of life, trusting that we are held, even in the darkest moments.

A Reflection for You


As you reflect on humility, consider these questions:

• Where in your life have you experienced humility as a source of strength?

• How might choosing humility change the way you approach your relationships, challenges, or

purpose?

• What would it feel like to surrender your need for control and trust the process of life?

Humility is a gift—not one we give ourselves, but one that is revealed when we choose to let go

and live in truth. It is an invitation to step into the sacred, to embrace our humanity, and to

connect to the grace that sustains us all.



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Indra’s journey began in creative expression, where music and art became languages through which she explored the unseen. Her 12-year career in international family postpartum care further shaped her understanding of trauma, generational imprints, and the energetic dynamics of human relationships. This foundation prepared her for mastery in Medical Intuitive™ Energy Healing, which she honed under the mentorship and being a student of Skylar Acamesis, founder of the global Medical IntuitiveTM movement. 

 

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