Gratitude, thanks and abundance

Happy Monday to all !!!  

Gratitude-grat·i·tude Pronunciation: 'gra-t&-"tüd, -"tyüd
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French or Medieval Latin; Middle French, from Medieval Latin gratitudo, from Latin gratus grateful
Date: 1565 : the state of being grateful : THANKFULNESS  

All of us have 5 minutes every morning to be still, and thank the universe for our blessings. Whether it is as you sit up in bed, take a shower, eat breakfast, in the car, or in the parking garage.   If we are not grateful, we stop the flow of the circle of energy, and we will struggle, wanting more; without being happy for what we have. We are our own road block.  

Taking time to be grateful creates energy of abundance for the day, and for life.  

Example:

Good Morning Creator, guides ancestors, angels, spirit helpers!

Thank you for this day and all of the opportunity it brings with it to grow.

Thank you for the opportunity to be here for another day to be of service to others.

Thank you for your guidance on my human journey.            

Thank youfor the lessons that will be presented to me today. 

Thank you for Earth, our Mother.                                                  

Thank you for my human family and friends (list them if you like) and their unconditional love of me.    

Thank you for the blessing of a shelter and food.

Thank you for the abundance you send me.   

Thank you for my employment in order to sustain it.  

                     

What are you grateful for?  

Here is the thought for the day;

Live your life so that the fear of death can never enter your heart.

When you arise in the morning, give thanks for the morning light.

Give thanks for your life and strength.

Give thanks for your food and for the joy of living.

And if perchance you see no reason for giving thanks, rest assured the fault is in yourself.

Chief Tecumseh, Shawnee Indian Chief 

 
Namaste,
Marianne Goldweber
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