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Heavenly Realities: Stumbling toward Gratitude
Gratitude is often thought of as a gift or a blessing. By choosing gratitude, we teach ourselves to see the blessing in all situations, which leads to a more thankful life.
This thirty-day challenge will take you on a journey, which will have you looking at different parts within life to find gratitude and give thanks. We will focus on the meaning of gratitude, seeing gratitude in difficult moments, ungratefulness, thankfulness, and even focus on saying thanks to friends and family who deserve recognition. When we choose gratitude, we teach our children to be more thankful and live a life with "eyes of gratitude."
Join me in this journey to better your life with joy, happiness, and an attitude of gratitude.
This thirty-day challenge will take you on a journey, which will have you looking at different parts within life to find gratitude and give thanks. We will focus on the meaning of gratitude, seeing gratitude in difficult moments, ungratefulness, thankfulness, and even focus on saying thanks to friends and family who deserve recognition. When we choose gratitude, we teach our children to be more thankful and live a life with "eyes of gratitude."
Join me in this journey to better your life with joy, happiness, and an attitude of gratitude.
83 pages, Kindle Edition
First published September 24, 2015
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About the author
RaeBeth McGee-Buda
9 books153 followersRae-Beth McGee-Buda resides in the rolling hills of Fairview, West Virginia with her husband, daughter, and son.
She’s been writing in some form her entire life, but loving young sister, Audra McGee noticed her talent and gave her the reassurance she needed to start her writing career. After many months of deliberation, Rae-Beth decided to trust her sister's word and expand her short story into what we all know and love as The Silenced Series.
Rae-Beth is a mother to an angel in Heaven...Miss Dakota, whom she honored in Saying Goodbye Without Saying Hello. Her goal for her books is to inspire and give hope. She is a Christian author, who firmly believes in God and incorporates her faith into some of her work.
She’s been writing in some form her entire life, but loving young sister, Audra McGee noticed her talent and gave her the reassurance she needed to start her writing career. After many months of deliberation, Rae-Beth decided to trust her sister's word and expand her short story into what we all know and love as The Silenced Series.
Rae-Beth is a mother to an angel in Heaven...Miss Dakota, whom she honored in Saying Goodbye Without Saying Hello. Her goal for her books is to inspire and give hope. She is a Christian author, who firmly believes in God and incorporates her faith into some of her work.
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February 27, 2016
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WOW, what a powerful book!! Gratitude is a hard thing to get under control and hard to understand too. It's very hard when usually all a person does is think about the bad things in life, instead of finding the good in a situation and being grateful that it wasn't a worse than the situation was to begin with. I love how the author broke down the meaning of this word to my level of understanding. I love how the author made a challenge out of the meaning of gratitude. This is actually something that people should try for themselves and see how differently they look at themselves and their lives. I highly recommend this book, it is quite the learning experience and one that really opened my eyes and make me think about things that go on in my life, whether it be my relationship with myself and my boyfriend and how this book will help change our lives in 2016. We are going to take the challenge....Will you?
WOW, what a powerful book!! Gratitude is a hard thing to get under control and hard to understand too. It's very hard when usually all a person does is think about the bad things in life, instead of finding the good in a situation and being grateful that it wasn't a worse than the situation was to begin with. I love how the author broke down the meaning of this word to my level of understanding. I love how the author made a challenge out of the meaning of gratitude. This is actually something that people should try for themselves and see how differently they look at themselves and their lives. I highly recommend this book, it is quite the learning experience and one that really opened my eyes and make me think about things that go on in my life, whether it be my relationship with myself and my boyfriend and how this book will help change our lives in 2016. We are going to take the challenge....Will you?
November 15, 2015
This is a great book. Though I have read it in its entirety the road to being grateful is not an easy road and I will forever use these lessons in my own life. We live in an age of entitlement and RaeBeth really gives a good wake up call in this book. Like whoa..hold on a second have I been thankful instead of worrying? I love the tips she gives couples as well. They are tips that you definitely should try. All in all a fabulous book and a definite must read. I had been going through a lot and found this book incredibly uplifting even on my darkest of days.
September 25, 2016
This is a great book for drawing attention to your own behaviors. It really makes you think about your behavior, perceptions and how you handle things in general as well as your gratitude towards life in general. Each entry is for a day and asks you to focus on one task to get your mind in a better place. It also includes at the end of each chapter something for your spouse, which I quickly glanced over since I am happily single. I have to say it really made me think about what I take for granted each and every day and was a very humbling read.
March 28, 2016
Great daily devotions to help you learn to appreciate thing in your life.I really enjoyed it and it was very helpful.There is also a daily devotion for couples(but I didn't read those as I am a single woman).I totally recommend this book!
April 17, 2018
I didn’t think I’d enjoy reading Heavenly Realities: Stumbling Toward Gratitude when I started it, but I did. It made me think about life and how much I express gratitude. I didn’t want to stop reading this book. I wanted to see what the author had to say next. Check it out if you’re struggling to find gratitude.
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