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Daily Question, April 7

How could a sense of gratitude shift my perspective in this moment?

  • sunnypatti

    My perspective in this moment is good. Really good! We had a terrible storm last night with tornado warnings. Same thing happened the night before, but last night was very scary. I don’t usually get scared, but I was. I prayed for our safety, and for the safety of our community.

    I’m incredibly grateful to be safe this morning. I’m grateful everything looks normal outside, even if the back is a bit flooded. I hope all of my town is okay, too.

  • Mary Pat

    My insomnia is active at the moment, so to be grateful for this is difficult. I am grateful that I am working on this, and am now going back to bed-and for that I am grateful!

  • EJP

    A sense of gratitude would remind me of all that I am and all that I have, creating a quiet peace in this given moment.

  • Kevin

    I try and make it a point throughout my day to pause, in the tiniest of moments, to remind myself to be grateful for whatever I might be experiencing at that point in time. And frequently, it’s like opening a window to fresh air, or walking out of a self-imposed mental fog into the sunshine, where the landscape of my imagination changes to something new and far reaching, with possibilities of thought and action previously unknown.

  • Michele

    Right now I am very tired so my gratitude is for whomever manufactured my coffee.

    • Kevin

      Yes-Yes, Michele! Thanks for reminding me to go turn my coffee pot on to… “magic!”)

  • Christine

    Hope gives me perspective. I am a hopeful person. So when I feel grateful for the hope I feel, gratitude gives me a sense of perspective.

    A complicated sentence and answer.😂

  • Antoinette

    This question is assuming I don’t already have a sense of gratitude- gratitude is present in me right now and it’s helping me see the Beaty of life.

  • Carla

    Cultivating a grateful heart happened years ago. I know All is Gift, All is Grace. And as Julian of Norwich said “All shall be well…”

  • Iamme

    Gratitude has taken up an almost permanent residence within me, so no shift required right now. It has to take something very challenging and stressful to push gratitude out of sight for a while.

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