Daily Question, October 7 What would gratefulness do? 17 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. Jill R5 months agoJill RGratefulness would/does help me to stop and feel. 0 Reply KC5 months agoKCshow up, connect with the full bodied heart and soul of love, do and be her imperfect human best as she feels called, supported, companioned and challenged to be… when, as she feels disconnected – Pause ….show up, commit, surrender, reconnect …. When / as ready, willing or able, begin again … 0 Reply Carla5 months agoCarlathe gratitude allows us to move away from a position of “victim” and “controller” to have an acceptance, that allows us to enjoy the present and live it happily!! 1 Reply Sarah5 months agoSarahI agree with all of these beautiful responses. Gratefulness brings us back to the present moments / gifts 1 Reply Lioness5 months agoLionessIt would give a new perspective. 1 Reply Amor fati5 months agoAmor fatiOpen my heart, my eyes, my hands and allow me to do what I could not do for myself 3 Reply Wiltrud5 months agoWiltrudIsn’t it wonderful how a smile caused by gratefulness can turn your day around? 2 Reply Mica5 months agoMicaGratefulness is making me see people more compassionately – e.g., those in my line dance class who have bodies that seem odd to me. If I view myself as being someone who might have that body, I feel close to these fellow line dancers and lose my critical eye 1 Reply Linda5 months agoLindaGratefulness has made my recovery from a broken hip and subsequent surgery one of peace and acceptance. I am deeply grateful to all who helped me through this time and it indeed has made my recovery faster. 4 Reply Zoe5 months agoZoeGratefulness doesn't always change my situation but it does change my attitude and viewpoint. Gratefulness helps me to see things in a positive way and to value my life situation. I have noticed by being grateful, it opens the way to a better way of life. For example, I was grateful for living in a mobile home park, despite it not being the best situation for me. Then, in a miraculous way, I was able to move into a nice home in a quiet neighborhood. Gratefulness isn't about accepting the neg...Gratefulness doesn’t always change my situation but it does change my attitude and viewpoint. Gratefulness helps me to see things in a positive way and to value my life situation. I have noticed by being grateful, it opens the way to a better way of life. For example, I was grateful for living in a mobile home park, despite it not being the best situation for me. Then, in a miraculous way, I was able to move into a nice home in a quiet neighborhood. Gratefulness isn’t about accepting the negativity but appreciating the positivity (even in a difficult and negative environment) which opens the way for God’s guidance, wisdom and lovingkindness. Read More5 Reply Sarah5 months agoSarahGratefulness gives me hope as a human being. Orienting myself this way makes it all seem ok no matter what is going on. 3 Reply GCharlotte5 months agoGCharlotteGratefulness removes the barriers of myself being hard to life’s trials. With gratefulness I may move out of the past and live in the present enjoying the moments. There is hope. 4 Reply Tom5 months agoTomGratefulness when cultivated in a deliberate way (journaling, meditating, practicing compassion for others and self-compassion) would reveal the innate goodness and love that is in all living things. Gratefulness would bring about, and reveal the beauty and tenderness in each of us and for each of us. 4 Reply Michele5 months agoMicheleGratefulness brings me inner peace and keeps me grounded. It is humbling. As Carla said it brings smiles:) 5 Reply Antoinette5 months agoAntoinetteGratefulness would be open to the present moment cultivating joyous efforts. 6 Reply Carla5 months agoCarlaFor starters, gratefulness would bring smiles to numerous faces having a cascading effect of more smiles, touches, hugs & gratitude given forward. 🦋 7 Reply Kevin5 months agoKevinWhat would gratefulness do? A lot. Everything. Gratefulness is a gift we give to ourselves and others. 6 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. All donations are fully tax deductible in the U.S.A. DONATE https://i1.wp.com/gratefulness.org/content/uploads/2015/03/GX-Gold-Participant-L.png?fit=1600%2C1172&ssl=1 Community Engagement Guidelines Privacy Policy [email protected] Connect with us on Social Media: © 2000 - 2020, A Network for Grateful Living Website by Briteweb
