Daily Question, February 1 Which song or movie helps me live gratefully? 39 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. Zenith1 year agoZenithI don’t really have a song or movie that helps me. I listen sometimes to Abraham Hicks on Youtube for encouragement. I come here as often as I can remember. I participate in the work of Cynthia Jurs and her sangha on Mondays. Classical music really helps me connect with God. Rach 3 really helps. 2 Reply Antoinette1 year agoAntoinetteLet it be by The Beatles 3 Reply Malag1 year agoMalagNot resonating much with this question but I know a Leonard Cohen song moved me to be truly grateful for this person I inhabit, at a pivotal time in my life. “Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack, a crack in everything That’s how the light gets in” 3 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleI don’t know why, but when I read the line ‘there is a crack, a crack in everything’ that made me think of the Liberty Bell, guess that’s the Philly in me:) 1 Reply Kristi1 year agoKristiAll the Hallmark movies. They remind me to look for the joy in our lives! Our scenery may not be as beautiful yet there is beauty everywhere you look! 5 Reply Don Jones1 year agoDon JonesJust too many to narrow it down to one. But if the song writers view is that there is a highway to hell but only a stairway to heaven, then clearly we have some work ahead of us … LOL 3 Reply Jim1 year agoJimI think music, video and experiences all compliment my gratefulness. The song “It’s in everyone of us” is just one of many that help remind me of our connections and what I have to be grateful for. Enjoy… https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=so ng+It+in+everyone+of+us&docid=608018763811261107&mid=653113FA5501875F3611653113FA5501875F3611&view=detail&FORM=VIRE 2 Reply Lauryn1 year agoLaurynAsura – They Will Come Carbon Based Lifeforms- Photosynthesis Trentemoller – Take Me Into Your Skin Tool – 10,000 Days (Wings Part 2) I choose these particular songs (there are many more I’m sure!) as they remind me of a specific time or place I was living at the time – where I was listening to these on repeat. Listening to them now takes me right back to that place and time and thinking back on how grateful I am for where I’m at today and the path that led me here. 2 Reply Elaine1 year agoElainePeter Mayer’s Everything is Holy Now. In simple language and a catchy melody he sets things aright theologically speaking. Rhapsody of Rest by Sara Thompson 5 Reply Nancy1 year agoNancyThank you Elaine! 1 Reply Ed Schulte1 year agoEd SchulteAny one of the following three by the same Producer, Hannah Leader, (2014 and or 2017) The Gospel of John The Gospel of Luke The Gospel of Mark Two hours each of NON- Hollywood acting, well portrayed events, all within excellent photography . www.youtube.com/watch?v=6K5E5jUMpuM 4 Reply Trish1 year agoTrishThank You! I’ll certainly check these out🙂 3 Reply Mike S1 year agoMike SFor movies…Miracle on 34th Street, Field of Dreams Songs..so many.. but I’ll pick Pharrell Williams Happy song 6 Reply Robin1 year agoRobinI can’t just pick one song, so here’s a mini playlist… Beautiful Day by U2, Imagine by John Lennon, Say Hey (I Love You) by Michael Franti and Spearhead, Better Days by Ant Clemons (feat. Justin Timberlake). 4 Reply Christine1 year agoChristineSanctuary by Carrie Newcomer. 2 Reply Cathie1 year agoCathieI Hope You Dance – Lee Ann Womack 6 Reply Ana Maria1 year agoAna MariaFavorite!! I play it to my adult children every year on their birthday (They share a birthday three years apart). I hope they dance in their journey of life! It makes me cry every time at all the beautiful possibilities. 0 Reply Rosemary1 year agoRosemary“When You Wish Upon a Star” is the song that comes to mind. I love the Linda Rondstadt version with the Nelson Riddle orchestra. It reminds me to keep my heart connected to my dreams. 6 Reply Pilgrim1 year agoPilgrimThe Sound of Music (movie and all the music). Harriet. 5 Reply Carol1 year agoCarolTwo movies come to mind: "Romero" and "Amistad." As for songs, there are so many. But, the question did stir a memory from the 1970's which is dear to me. I was a volunteer entertainer with the New Orleans Recreation Department We traveled throughout the city giving weekly performances in hospitals, assisted living and nursing home facilities. I usually sang songs from Broadway musicals. We were performing at a mental health facility and I sang "As Long as He Needs Me" from "Oliver." A young pat...Two movies come to mind: “Romero” and “Amistad.” As for songs, there are so many. But, the question did stir a memory from the 1970’s which is dear to me. I was a volunteer entertainer with the New Orleans Recreation Department We traveled throughout the city giving weekly performances in hospitals, assisted living and nursing home facilities. I usually sang songs from Broadway musicals. We were performing at a mental health facility and I sang “As Long as He Needs Me” from “Oliver.” A young patient approached me after the performance and I could tell she had been crying. She said, “I’ve been here for a couple of months and have not been able to express my feelings. When you sang tonight, I was finally able to cry.” That was 50 years ago and I’m tearing up just thinking about it. Today’s quote is so true. Read More12 Reply Ana Maria1 year agoAna MariaJust beautiful!! I left El Salvador at the very begging of the civil war, they had just assassinated Monsenor Romer0. I can not watch the movie to this day. I am still trying to heal my heart from all that trauma. Thank you for reminding me to have him in my heart today. 0 Reply Javier Visionquest1 year agoJavier VisionquestGratefulness phoning it in again, eh? I’ll reciprocate: Dido’s “Thank You”. The very first verse sums up my feelings quite well: “My tea’s gone cold, I’m wonderin’ why I. . . got out of bed at all” 5 Reply Cathie1 year agoCathieThe acoustical version is my favored. 3 Reply Javier Visionquest1 year agoJavier VisionquestWell, then. . . I’ve learned to play it on guitar for you, Cathie 0 Reply Patricia1 year agoPatriciaEva Cassidy: “How Can I Keep From Singing….” 7 Reply Michele1 year agoMicheleI just finished watching Netflix’s Bridgerton – sooooo good! If you liked Downtown Abbey you’ll love this. I appreciate the arts – music/dance/art. I’m grateful to include all of them in my life to value their beauty. 8 Reply devy1 year agodevyLouis Armstrong’s Oh What a Wonderful World 🎵🎶 10 Reply Pilgrim1 year agoPilgrimGreat choice, Devy! 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