Daily Question, November 23 What moments fill me with wonder? 45 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. Malag1 year agoMalagMoments in nature in particular like the drops of water suspended on a leaf or branch. When I can stop and pay attention I see it. 3 Reply Sheetal Sawant1 year agoSheetal SawantMusic is my way of coping with pain. It mesmerizes me how the sound of a few instruments synchronize; someone's hurting voice can comfort me beyond anything. Art fascinates me in the ways it helps you when someone else can't. I am grateful for all miracles of nature including my body and my mind. I am in love with the way nature heals itself. Giving us hope about how even when night fails dawn returns. I've never had someone to call mine. But there were some who helped me; supported me and lov...Music is my way of coping with pain. It mesmerizes me how the sound of a few instruments synchronize; someone’s hurting voice can comfort me beyond anything. Art fascinates me in the ways it helps you when someone else can’t. I am grateful for all miracles of nature including my body and my mind. I am in love with the way nature heals itself. Giving us hope about how even when night fails dawn returns. I’ve never had someone to call mine. But there were some who helped me; supported me and loved me beyond measure. Those were my teachers. They constantly believed in me. And it fills me with wonder how someone can even love *me* I am filled with wonder when people talk about the things they love, the smile on their eyes. I am filled with wonder as the universe unfolds itself around me in the most perfect way. I believe in the universe’s plan. Read More5 Reply Nancy Walton-House1 year agoNancy Walton-HouseI am filled with wonder when in nature. I feel very close to God and deeply grateful when I experience the Northern Lights, photos of the Cosmos, Princess Louisa Inlet, the Greek Isles, the Gulf & San Juan Islands, Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helen’s, Mt. Baker, the Pacific Ocean, the Olympic, Cascade and Rocky Mountains, California’s Redwood Forest, the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and our US and Canadian national parks, etc. The natural beauty, scale, grandeur and balanced order of these sacre...I am filled with wonder when in nature. I feel very close to God and deeply grateful when I experience the Northern Lights, photos of the Cosmos, Princess Louisa Inlet, the Greek Isles, the Gulf & San Juan Islands, Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helen’s, Mt. Baker, the Pacific Ocean, the Olympic, Cascade and Rocky Mountains, California’s Redwood Forest, the Grand Canyon, Yellowstone and our US and Canadian national parks, etc. The natural beauty, scale, grandeur and balanced order of these sacred places fills me with wonder, peace and gratitude. They refresh my spirit and draw me closer to our Creator. Deo Gratias! Read More5 Reply Vincent-Edward Ciliberti1 year agoVincent-Edward CilibertiMy children, my grand children and great grand children. 3 Reply Don Jones1 year agoDon JonesYeah, pretty much the whole cosmic Enchilada. 3 Reply Serafinina1 year agoSerafinina– an unconditional smile without any expectations – the waves of the ocean – waterfalls (even the tiniest ones) – the sky changing colours on a sunset – people with little acts of kindness and change someone else’s world – people who still want to believe because they still have faith 6 Reply GCharlotte1 year agoGCharlotteSpeaking with a peer oover lunch is filled with wonder. 4 Reply Shellan1 year agoShellanwalks around the pond. The change you can see day to day. 4 Reply Javier Visionquest1 year agoJavier VisionquestThe magnificent Now is an endless moment of wonder; not always kind, gentle, or beautiful, I often try to suss out the subtle truth behind the symbol. I wonder what lesson the moment offers to teach. Admittedly, I sometimes wonder why I still bother 4 Reply Melissa1 year agoMelissa-the sky, those gorgeous clouds in a sunset -the resilience of people in constant pain -memories of my ancestors generosity and love -my twin who doesn’t miss a day of paddle boarding -a bird song -the milky way 6 Reply KB10101 year agoKB1010– contentment of sitting with my dogs – joy of spending time with family – laying in peace and quiet – the beauty of nature – time to rest and refresh 8 Reply Lauryn1 year agoLauryn-hiking a mountain -sitting in silence in nature -flying 35K feet above the earth -watching the ocean – experiencing the night sky when I’m camping -listening to my cat purr 9 Reply DeVonna1 year agoDeVonnaTime spent with two of my grandchildren. I see my son in his children and it takes me back to the days when I was a young parent of "littles". The years I spent raising my family were filled with new experiences and challenges. Especially for an orphan like myself. Being a parent was my first experience of being part of a family. I would often ask myself, "What would a real Mommy do in this situation?" It is only by the grace of God and with His daily help I was able to have any success as a...Time spent with two of my grandchildren. I see my son in his children and it takes me back to the days when I was a young parent of “littles”. The years I spent raising my family were filled with new experiences and challenges. Especially for an orphan like myself. Being a parent was my first experience of being part of a family. I would often ask myself, “What would a real Mommy do in this situation?” It is only by the grace of God and with His daily help I was able to have any success as a parent. I have two grandchildren I am not allowed to see, because, sadly, my youngest child is estranged from my husband and me. This loss makes moments with my son’s children even sweeter. I am amazed that I am allowed to be a grandmother, at all. The Lord has been very good to me. Read More10 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishWhat a beautiful reflection 💚 2 Reply Zenith1 year agoZenithThe euphoria that comes from a 45 min jog. That feeling of having been given an unbelievable gift that money can’t buy. The connection with the spiritual realm that is felt when hearing or taking part in making, a piece such as Beethoven’s 9th. A simple sunset. These are moments we are allowed to feel one with the Divine. It is miracle. 8 Reply DeVonna1 year agoDeVonnaAh, Zenith, I can relate…I was a runner, back in the day. I was a Marine and my body was young and strong. I would run for miles easing into my runner’s rhythm. I can’t run anymore, but I still enjoy music! DeBussy’s Clair de Lune is mesmerizing… 7 Reply Papilio1 year agoPapilioSurprise phone calls and email messages from the friends who have no idea of what I am going through. 9 Reply Patricia1 year agoPatriciaThis one: I’m awake, breathing, grateful to be in the same room with a man and a dog I love, snow outlining the pine and birch branches outside my window, suet feeders hung waiting for the woodpeckers, chickadees and nuthatches who will visit shortly. 7 Reply DeVonna1 year agoDeVonnaSame here Patricia, except I have traded the frosty northwoods for the sunny South. I look out my window each day and marvel at the blue skies and sunshine and feel so grateful for the life we share. 5 Reply Carla1 year agoCarlabeautiful sunsets, the swirling clouds parting to see a glimpse of the sun as it begins dropping, and all the shades & hues in the sky’s color. The other is the lingering smell of a fresh cut lawn or field—that dirt & land could smell THAT good, intoxicatingly wonderful! 8 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishSo wonderful! 2 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaYes, Carla – beautiful sunsets – thanks! (✿◠‿◠) 4 Reply Journey1 year agoJourneyNature, as seasons change, colours change, landscape change. Re-birth year after year after year. 8 Reply Mike S1 year agoMike SSome huge Live Oak trees, snowcap mountains and valleys.. Once I was amazed when iI came upon a tree with literally hundreds of birds singing in it and the leaf cover was so full I couldn’t see one of them. 9 Reply Mica1 year agoMicaYes – thank you, Mike S! I love even the bark on the trunks of some fat Live Oaks near me – they make me think of old elephants. Now I want to see what the trunks of the younger Live Oaks look like. I’ve been shaking the branches to rain down acorns for the ducks on the ground, but the acorns are mostly gone now. Thanks again.(●’◡’●) 4 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishMountains, oceans, lakes & rivers & lush forests ~they fill me with wonder. My sweet little granddaughter does too🙂 7 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 - 2022, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
