Blessings
I can lose my blessings. If I don’t appreciate them, they can disappear. If I feel overly entitled, if I take what is mine for granted, if I behave as if life’s blessings are simply owed me and I don’t need to notice or appreciate them, I am literally telling them to shrink. There is a divine wisdom to gratitude, because what I focus on with appreciation has a way of expanding in my life. If I erase my blessings, I don’t feed them with the grace of gratitude. If I am aware of them, if I appreciate them, I show the creative force that brings forth all good things, that I am awake enough to see and value what has been so generously given to me.
I know enough to say thank you
Hem your blessings with thankfulness so they don’t unravel.
Anonymous
@ Tian Dayton PhD
From Forgiving and Moving On, The Soul’s Companion, One Foot in Front of the Other, Health Communications
From Forgiving and Moving On, The Soul’s Companion, One Foot in Front of the Other, Health Communications