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Daily Question, November 30

How does gratefulness open me to healing?

  • Antoinette

    Gratefulness has opened me up continually to healing in many ways.
    Each moment I’m grateful for all the love and support I receive. Gratefulness helps me suffer less which helps me heal whatever my ego may see in distortion.
    I’m grateful for this sight and all of you.

  • Ose

    To me it feels that being grateful is the natural reply to the love all around. I am grateful for the gift of another day today, and of being held in this love all around. Being stuck in negative feelings like false pride, resentment or envy, hinders the flow of love to flow freely, which it would naturally do. Being grateful antidotes these negative emotions and leads to let them go. It leads to change focus and brings joy instead of suffering. Gratefulness opens the door to feel His love ag...

    To me it feels that being grateful is the natural reply to the love all around. I am grateful for the gift of another day today, and of being held in this love all around. Being stuck in negative feelings like false pride, resentment or envy, hinders the flow of love to flow freely, which it would naturally do. Being grateful antidotes these negative emotions and leads to let them go. It leads to change focus and brings joy instead of suffering. Gratefulness opens the door to feel His love again. It is God´s love that heals.

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  • Bob V

    When I am grateful, I actually have a feeling in my body. It’s more relaxed, more peaceful. I am more calm, optimistic. When I reflect further I see things in a new light, and any ‘negative things’ I might experience are seen as ‘less serious’. I go with the flow more easily. I believe all these ‘reactions’ must influence how my body is working, and my mind. I believe in the body-mind-spirit connection, so my whole ‘being’ is affected. When at peace, the body’s (and brainâ...

    When I am grateful, I actually have a feeling in my body. It’s more relaxed, more peaceful. I am more calm, optimistic. When I reflect further I see things in a new light, and any ‘negative things’ I might experience are seen as ‘less serious’. I go with the flow more easily. I believe all these ‘reactions’ must influence how my body is working, and my mind. I believe in the body-mind-spirit connection, so my whole ‘being’ is affected. When at peace, the body’s (and brain’s) chemistry allows for ‘healing’ to take place, unimpeded by negative thoughts and negative bias. So, the bottom line is that gratefulness heals me in body, mind and spirit by replacing negative thought patterns and the body’s chemical responses to stress and attack.

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  • Lioness

    Gratefulness provides me with the opportunity to think differently and focus on thoughts that often assist in the healing process.

  • KC

    As I practice gratefulness, I am able to surrender, trust, allow, be more open, available, present and commit with myself, people, nature, relationships, community, life as it is…

  • Hot Sauce

    Gratitude allows us to see what is good in the world and to see the hidden benefits of any challenges that come our way. As such, it helps us to be more positive and so gives mental health benefits. This, in turn, helps the body to respond positively to stress and prevents stress-related illness. Furthermore, positivity in times of illness has been shown to boost the body’s healing speed.

  • Doreen Nixon

    Gratefulness opens me to my Higher self who has perspective that I lack from this limited perspective of being in a physical body. Being grateful for all that is in my life, perceived, good and bad…allows me to accept all in my journey with a knowing that I am divinely guided and taken care of.

  • Javier Visionquest

    I like to think of forgiveness as the glue that binds together the broken pieces from chronic illness. Gratefulness would then be the realization that the broken pieces are worth the effort to make whole, to begin with.

  • Eva Liu

    Gratefulness allows me to step outside of myself and in that way, I can see where hurt seeps in from, even if sometimes (oftentimes) it comes from within. And from that, healing can begin.. that acknowledgement of myself as a person. Does that make sense?

  • Deb

    As has been stated, healing is an ongoing process. It evolves and does not end. Perhaps life is about healing.

  • Ed

    Today I smile with gratitude, remembering years ago when Lou, a rough-spoken fellow, interrupted me with stern compassion: “Ed, broken hearts can heal. Broken hearts can heal.â€
    That was the first time I became aware that there was healing in life.
    Knowing this, remembering moments of healing since then, I feel my life is a big healing arch. I smile, with a bit of trembling, imagining the healing yet to come.
    I want to die completely healed.Today I smile with gratitude, r...

    Today I smile with gratitude, remembering years ago when Lou, a rough-spoken fellow, interrupted me with stern compassion: “Ed, broken hearts can heal. Broken hearts can heal.â€
    That was the first time I became aware that there was healing in life.
    Knowing this, remembering moments of healing since then, I feel my life is a big healing arch. I smile, with a bit of trembling, imagining the healing yet to come.
    I want to die completely healed.Today I smile with gratitude, remembering years ago when Lou, a rough-spoken fellow, interrupted me with stern compassion: “Ed, broken hearts can heal. Broken hearts can heal.â€
    That was the first time I became aware that there was healing in life.
    Knowing this, remembering moments of healing since then, I feel my life is a big healing arch. I smile, with a bit of trembling, imagining the healing yet to come.
    I want to die completely healed.

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  • Michele

    I agree with Kevin:) I enjoy going on this website as my daily morning routine. Healing is an on-going process and this website helps with that.
    TGIF!

    • Bob V

      I agree with you both. Actually, I would add that writing on the daily question helps me, forces me, to look at Truth on a deeper level. Also, by being public, I am ‘taking a stand’ in a more fearless way, not worrying anymore about what others might think or say. And I always come away inspired and more alive from doing it. The gift is in the giving!

  • Kevin

    Experiencing gratefulness, either generated within my own actions or those of another person, is part of the healing process itself.

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