Attitudes of Gratitude: How to Give and Receive Joy Every Day of Your Life
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“Notice what's right in your life.”
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There is a saying that people teach what they most need to learn,
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One of the incredible truths about gratitude is that it is impossible to feel
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both the positive emotion of thankfulness and a negative emotion such as anger or fear at the same time.
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As we focus on what we are thankful for, fear, anger, and bitterness simply melt away,...
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like plants, which turn toward, not away, from the light.
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Random Acts of Kindness,
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Joy is defined in the dictionary as an “emotion evoked by well-being, success, or good fortune or by the prospect of possessing what one desires,” while gratitude is that “state of being appreciative of benefits received.”
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“Begin today. Declare out loud to the Universe that you are willing to let go of struggle and eager to learn through joy.”
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Then think of all that you have accomplished today and celebrate each feat, no matter its size.
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The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the
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miraculous in the common.
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You cannot be grateful and unhappy at the same time. —A WOMAN TO DR.
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“It is not hard to live through a day if you can live through a moment.
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Sometimes I go about with pity for myself and all the while Great Winds are carrying me across the sky.
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Gratitude Cures Perfectionism
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Instead of a new blouse, I wore an old favorite.
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For two weeks, don't buy anything new except food.
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when we experience a sense of gratefulness, we are usually contemplating some
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present circumstance.
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If the only prayer you say in your whole life is “thank you,” that would suffice. —MEISTER ECKHART
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Every breath was a labored struggle. I asked him whether the quality of his life was worth all the effort. “I still enjoy being alive,” he responded. “Sometimes it's easier to breathe and then I really enjoy just quietly taking a breath. I still enjoy
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In relation to others, gratitude is good manners; in relation to ourselves, it is a habit of the heart and a spiritual discipline. —DAPHNE ROSE KINGMA