Hello Iren, I personally wouldn't use this expression "trust life". But since you are asking about how each one will interpret or like to understand those words, then for me 'trust' will be here in the sense of allowing oneself the experience of living, accepting and acknowledging the givings that you can't change as a human such as natural laws, but not without questioning why. If we don't question why, how will there ever be any human progress. The scientific evolution is based on questioning very simple habitual phenomena such as an apple falling from a tree. It is true that the human mind can't understand the universe as a whole, but it could grasp fractions of those laws governing the universe and gradually it manages to know more about it. To 'trust life' is to embrace its continuous progression and not to go against its natural flow. To trust that one as an individual is part of its dominant course abundantly present in all living phenomena,to live in harmony with its course.To befriend it and never belittle its wonderful manifestations just because they extend without break. To acknowledge life as an ever changing process that allows us to grow and evolve. To interact with life without fear and be to a student, a student of life majoring in it ;)

I believe if you trust life without thinking,you should lie to yourself,that's a way god slave human.

we live long enought man change destiny,as nature of it i see that most people dont have satisfaction for what they have right now,there's a time that you need to accept but there's also a way to reject it.and still a mistery for individual. cowboy...

If you believe in God or some other religion you will trust life and all it brings. However my motto is: life is what you make it.

While I don't think cursing every small problem life has to give is very productive, neither do I think just passively accepting the way things are is the answer. I give you a wonderful quote from Margaret Mead: "Never doubt that a small group of dedicated people can change the world. Indeed, it's the only thing that ever has"