Plus, you'll get to hear from the two newest members of the Herd, who share from their own experience about how to make use of thankfulness!
Let's tune in to receive a Thanks-Giving Blessing straight from the Heart of Horse!
How will you give yourself the gift of thanks today? Please share and inspire others!
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More of the Herd wanted to chime in with their personal messages, so here are 3 more specific messages from some Herd Members about using Gratitude!
From Legacy, the newest member of the herd, let's discover the lesson that there is always something to feel grateful for....
From Galaxy, the 2012-2013 Hidden Healer, here's a reminder of the power of focus to expand your heart....
And last, but never least, from the wise head of our Healing Herd, here's Seren with a suggestion to make gratitude matter more than once a year!
Are you ready to make a commitment to your Heart to focus on Gratitude? How will you make it a daily practice in your life? Please share and uplift others! (Just click the tiny "# comment" link below)
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Every november I try to post on facebook everyday what I am grateful for I want to daily think of things I am grateful now not just november :) I am very very very grateful to my horses!
ReplyDeleteFor me I really felt connected most to Legacy's message about choosing to be grateful. There are many things happening in my life now that have the potential to drag me down,that call at all the parts of me that are insecure and unsure of what direction to take. But when I can shift my focus and choose gratitude for even a brief moment, all the darkness falls away. My fear falls away and I am at peace knowing there will be answers for me tomorrow. Gratitude really is a gift in that moment.
ReplyDeleteI attended a seminar recently sponsored by The Institute for Brain Potential. The seminar was "The Habits of Happy People". One of those habits is the expression of gratitude, which even helps us cope with stress and trauma. One of my goals is to live more in a place of gratitude and thanksgiving--to start each day by giving thanks, appreciating small blessings, smiling, letting go of small "injustices", savoring each moment.
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