Daily Question, June 26 How can I embody grateful living today? 23 Reflections Share Click here to cancel reply.Please log in or Create a Profile to post a comment. Notify me when someone replies to my comment via e-mail. Antoinette7 months agoAntoinetteSee the goodness and practice kindness. 3 Reply Jamie7 months agoJamieBy being aware of the thoughts I am thinking. To fill my mind with the blessings that I have rather than the things I lack of. 3 Reply Antoinette7 months agoAntoinetteHi Jamie- Beautiful expression. This is great mind training! See the goodness. Thank you. 0 Reply Nina7 months agoNinaBe thankful and embody all the people in my life- family, friends and co-workers. 3 Reply Verena7 months agoVerenaI like the way you express it, Nina! This reminds me of Brother David, who I recall saying: the first command is : Love the other AS yourself 1 Reply Nina7 months agoNinaYes, exactly my sentiment. And I really do love my peeps. <3 0 Reply Ose7 months agoOseToday, apart from all which is to be grateful for, I am especially grateful for the water which is available to all of us here in this part of the planet so abundantly. It became so hot today, and to go and just open the tap and to have access to clean water for refreshment is pure luxury that other fellow people existentially miss. I embody grateful living today by appreciating it, being careful with spending it and pray for my fellow people and all living beings in the world to have free acces...Today, apart from all which is to be grateful for, I am especially grateful for the water which is available to all of us here in this part of the planet so abundantly. It became so hot today, and to go and just open the tap and to have access to clean water for refreshment is pure luxury that other fellow people existentially miss. I embody grateful living today by appreciating it, being careful with spending it and pray for my fellow people and all living beings in the world to have free access and their need for water, natures precious gift, fulfilled, so that no human, animal or plant has to suffer thirst. To remember to love. Thank you for this question, dear gratefulness-team. Read More4 Reply Elizabeth M Jones7 months agoElizabeth M JonesStaying in the presence of God and constantly saying Lord I am so grateful for my eyes, for my ears, for my clean bed, for my husband for my work, for my lungs, for my stomach, for my skin, for the peace in my country. Over and over a thousand things to be thankful for! 3 Reply Kevin7 months agoKevinBy expressing my gratitude for the bounty of my life as the hours roll by on any given day. 1 Reply Hot Sauce7 months agoHot SauceToday, I can embody grateful living by being more aware of beauty. I can look at plants, animals, rocks, trees, food, people, and other blessings and appreciate the process of which they are a part-a continual flow of energy and matter from the sun to the earth to animals to the soil to plants again and so on. I can also appreciate how interdependent all of these are with each other and how environmental surroundings and interlife interaction influences the ongoing process of evolution and chang...Today, I can embody grateful living by being more aware of beauty. I can look at plants, animals, rocks, trees, food, people, and other blessings and appreciate the process of which they are a part-a continual flow of energy and matter from the sun to the earth to animals to the soil to plants again and so on. I can also appreciate how interdependent all of these are with each other and how environmental surroundings and interlife interaction influences the ongoing process of evolution and change. Read More3 Reply Francine Marie Tolf7 months agoFrancine Marie TolfAfter my plump golden cat eats she is usually so happy (because of course before I feed her, you would think from her piteous cries that she hadn’t had food for 3 days) that she rolls around on her back in the living room for sheer joy. I cannot top that for gratitude, but I can here by thank God for cats….and for all animals. And I can embody that gratitude by treating them with care and respect. 6 Reply GCharlotte7 months agoGCharlotteI am going onto higher thinking by making simple steps to take an initative to work a job for some money because I would like an apartment that I am on the waiting list for. Making these steps is gratitude for who I am in confidence of where I may be.It is gratitude that my wellness is foreshadowing a transition. 3 Reply Lori7 months agoLoriToday I can embody grateful living by being aware of my tension. Whenever I notice myself getting tense, I will stop, breathe in gratefulness and breathe out tension, being thankful for that breath that keeps me alive. 3 Reply pkr7 months agopkrI can embody grateful living today by being present and awake. Less complaining and more acceptance of what is. Remembering to breathe and remind myself to be thankful for whatever comes my way today. Have a beautiful day all….❤️ 5 Reply Ed7 months agoEdI have a nice list of tasks for today, and all of them support things I care about or love, and want to see happen in the world. How’s that for a lucky day!? 4 Reply Samuel7 months agoSamuelBy Giving Back and Paying It Forward… 3 Reply Carla7 months agoCarlaToday my embodiment of grateful living can extend to what’s become extra long waits at intersections of light rail crossings with longer than usual light changes. (Somehow there’s an impatience that’s creeped back) 3 Reply Michele7 months agoMicheleI can embody grateful living today by reflecting on today’s responses and trying my best to not let my insomnia from last night affect me throughout the day. 4 Reply Verena7 months agoVerenato be heartbroken by the birdsong and the blossoming bud, to be aware of the terror that reaches me through the news and to maintain a sacred vision within that tension…. and to rejoice in the acts of kindness that I am able to observe. on a more practical level I went to the neighbour’s today to invite them over for a birthday celebration of my Mum, who suffers from dementia and the aftereffects of a recent stroke and turned 89 a couple of days ago… 5 Reply Antoinette7 months agoAntoinetteBy embedding loving awareness. A lovely quote comes to mind: Walk as if you are kissing the Earth with your feet. Zen master Thay -I’m so grateful to you and brother David for living an exploratory life. 6 Reply Deb7 months agoDebI can embody grateful living today by being fully present in my body as I navigate this day of living, whether I am eating, moving, being still. I can also mind my thoughts and recognize there are those who are dealing with dementia who cannot, but today I can. 8 Reply Antoinette7 months agoAntoinetteSo lovely Deb. I volunteer and work with folks who have dementia and they are wonderful teachers. 2 Reply Deb7 months agoDebI agree, Antoinette. You might be interested in Wendy Mitchell’s blog “Which Me Am I Today”. She was diagnosed in 2014 with early onset Alzheimer’s at 53. It is remarkable and gives the rest of us insight as to how it is to live with dementia. 2 Reply My Private Gratitude Journal Write an entry in your private gratefulness journal Get Started This site is brought to you by A Network for Grateful Living, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. 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