A Model of Gratitude
Regardless of the details, the habit of keeping a gratitude journal makes us more alert and sensitive. The more we seek things and people to record, the more grateful we become.
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Refocusing Our Attitude
Where we place our focus determines our attitude. When we start down a familiar mental rut (“Why do I get stuck with all the work around here?”), we can redirect that channel, finding something to appreciate.
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On Gratitude
IF you have a bed to sleep in at night, food in your pantry, and one good friend, you are wealthy beyond measure.
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For All That Shall Be—Thanks!
Former UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold penned the following words in his journal, Markings: “For all that has been—thanks! For all that shall be—yes!” These are apt words for the New Year.
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Practice Gratitude
When you pour a morning beverage, be grateful. When you see the face of another for the first time today, look with love.
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Grateful Hearts
They say laughter is the best medicine, but we know gratitude is healing too. Propose to keep your eyes open to God’s gifts today, and let gratitude swell your heart.
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