Are you rich in love, prosperity and joy? Often when we hear about The Law of Gratitude, it refers to money. While it certainly does include financial prosperity, it is much more than that. Abundance relates to the state of being consciously connected to our Source Energy.It goes without saying that it is almost always easier to give than to receive. Imagine receiving a gift unexpectedly. Do your cheeks blush and does your body squirm? Do you have a hard time thanking the giver? It’s because you didn’t ask for it, right?
So many of us are never grateful for the things we think we deserve. But we need to remember to be thankful for everything we get in life. This will take us to the higher version of ourselves. It will connect us to our spirituality.
Don’t use gratitude as a means of getting more gifts, even though we are all guilty of this now and again. If you do that, you are not experiencing a soul connection, but rather a limitation by the ego. If we can really let go of our embarrassment and self-examine, we can truly bond with our higher self.
The Law of Gratitude works like this: You must be grateful for what you receive. If you are, then you will receive more. If you are not, then the giving ceases. It is this grateful state of being that attracts more. Complaining is the opposite of being thankful. Desiring with a grateful heart is the magnet to receiving more of what we want.
When you say, “Thank you,” there is usually an overwhelming feeling of contentment. Negative thoughts will disrupt the flow of energy, creating resistance. Maintaining positive thoughts including gratitude assist in evolving your deepest desires.
So, how can you incorporate more gratitude into your life? Make it a habit to give thanks at the same time every day. Choose a trinket or a crystal that you keep in your pocket and when you touch it, make it a point to give thanks. Or when you look in the mirror, give thanks for who you are and what you have become. There will be a time when you realize there just is not enough time to be grateful for every little or large blessing in your life. Don’t stop giving thanks because of that. Just understand and be grateful that you are in the flow of gratitude.
Namaste.
This feels like another typical self-help drivel. The Law of Gratitude? Really? It’s just a fancy way to say, ‘Be nice and hope for the best.’ I doubt it actually works in reality.
While I get your skepticism, Sam, there are studies showing the benefits of gratitude on mental health. It might seem cliché, but sometimes these ideas have a real psychological basis.
…Okay? So we should be thankful every day? Great advice… if you’re living in an Instagram filter world where everything is perfect. Let’s be realistic here; life isn’t always sunshine and rainbows.
The connection between gratitude and spirituality discussed here is fascinating. This isn’t just about attracting gifts; it’s about enriching our souls and recognizing our blessings every single day.
True, Fiona! However, let’s not forget that spirituality means different things to different people. Some might find solace in nature or art rather than expressions of thanks.
And what about those who are struggling daily? Can we really expect them to feel grateful when they’re just trying to survive? It feels somewhat tone-deaf at times.
I absolutely loved this article! The idea that gratitude can attract more abundance is so uplifting. It’s a beautiful reminder to appreciate the little things in life. Thank you for sharing such positive vibes!
So if I say ‘thank you’ while eating pizza, does that mean I’ll get pizza every day? 🤔 If gratitude works for food too, sign me up! 🍕😂 Life hack unlocked!
!Wow! Just wow! The idea that gratitude can bring more positivity into our lives is powerful! I’m starting my daily gratitude practice today—who’s with me? Let’s spread some good vibes!
This article touches on an important concept in positive psychology. Research indicates that practicing gratitude can lead to improved mental well-being and even physical health benefits over time.
‘Research indicates’? Sounds like another buzzword without substantial proof. Everyone knows that feeling grateful doesn’t pay the bills or fix real problems.
‘Paying bills’ aside, Steve, fostering a grateful mindset can change your perspective on life’s challenges significantly! It’s about shifting focus from scarcity to abundance.
‘Namaste’? Seriously? This article sounds like it was written during a yoga retreat with a side of kale smoothies! It’s all fluff and no substance for those of us who live in the real world.
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