Daily Question, April 3 How has living gratefully changed the way I greet the world? 26 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. Tahsin Tabassum1 year agoTahsin Tabassumsometimes it helps sometimes it doesn’t 2 Reply Ose1 year agoOseGratefulness, being here with you all in daily reverence to life has opened my heart to all I see and to all I feel and to become more flexible in responding. I am deeply grateful to all of you here for the resulting, currentl increasing freedom to swing from sadness to joy, from a feeling of starving and having come to want to a sense of fullness even if my pockets should be quite empty, and to stay balanced much better between the two sides of the coin through deciding for being grateful. To g...Gratefulness, being here with you all in daily reverence to life has opened my heart to all I see and to all I feel and to become more flexible in responding. I am deeply grateful to all of you here for the resulting, currentl increasing freedom to swing from sadness to joy, from a feeling of starving and having come to want to a sense of fullness even if my pockets should be quite empty, and to stay balanced much better between the two sides of the coin through deciding for being grateful. To give more instead of expecting more is humbling and freeing, and strengthens the sense of belonging. So grateful. Thank you all for your being here with me. As Brother David said, gratefulness is an inner position. To having been helped so much to chose for this inner position has changed it all. ?❤️? Read More4 Reply Malag1 year agoMalagI’m less likely to wait for life to happen; more likely to experience it now. 1 Reply Amy1 year agoAmyI am much more gentle to myself and others when I live in a grateful mindset. 2 Reply Present Moment1 year agoPresent MomentI am conscious these days of the effect my ways have on people and I ask my higher power every day to direct my thoughts and actions for the greatest good. 1 Reply Kat1 year agoKatHonestly, I am still working on this. On a good day, living gratefully keeps me grounded, less anxious. It also helps me show my gratitude with actions. But yeah, like I said, still a work in progress (though aren’t we all?) 2 Reply Jerrie1 year agoJerrieGratefulness reminds me to count my blessings. Remember the lyrics “when I’m worried & I can’t sleep….”. Great song anytime. BTW. Today is “National Look for.a Rainbow Day.”. The rainbow cross-culturally is.a symbol of HOPE!!! Happy rainbow hunting everyone. ??? 2 Reply Mark T Scannell1 year agoMark T ScannellExpressing gratitude reminds me – even in challenging times like this- that the glass is half-full, not half-empty 3 Reply pkr1 year agopkrUpon awakening, I thank the Lord for this new day. I give thanks for having the opportunity to have another day. I am thankful I can begin again. Happy Friday All….??? 2 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaI’m grateful to have this site, especially now that we’re ‘sheltering in place,’ as we say here. 2 Reply Sikhar1 year agoSikharI have started to see good in every scenario and rather than problems that can bog me down, I see challenges that can uplift me. 3 Reply TeriB1 year agoTeriBIt has made me appreciate so much more, even the difficult and not so good times. I look at things and people in a more positive light. 3 Reply Debra1 year agoDebraGratefulness has changed my consciousness and now I greet the day with openness to what all is possible with spirit and more often that not, I am smiling with the new day. 3 Reply Chester1 year agoChesterIt’s the difference between an abundance mentality versus a not-enough mentality; between wanting to give versus wanting to take; between appreciation for the present versus desperation for the future. 9 Reply GCharlotte1 year agoGCharlotteLiving gratefully with extremely low blood pressure I greet the world with an awe of innocence and sometimes silliness. It is this awe and silliness that is refreshingly keeping me with an outlook always new.I am thankful for my love of everyday living in this very physical world. 3 Reply 1 year agoThis odd daily life, this social distance, this long and forced “stay at home”, this sad news of deaths, of dead people transported by militar vans, would have been unbearable without gratitude. 5 Reply Maryke1 year agoMarykeI greet the world with amazement. Everyday brings something new to be thankful for. 5 Reply Debra1 year agoDebraMaryke: Yes, this is so true for me as well. Thankfulness is a much aligned “friend” of gratefulness. They’re holding hands. Blessings. 3 Reply reality1 year agorealityIt hasn’t, I still greet the evolving world with wonder and in awe 🙂 reality 4 Reply Julie1 year agoJulieI greet the world with peace in my heart & a focus on the gift of life. 4 Reply Pilgrim1 year agoPilgrimTo be grateful … it is the voice in my head, the string tied around my finger, the daily email … the reminder I need many times a day in these times. 10 Reply 1 2 Next » 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. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. DONATE https://gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2021, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
