When you walk with gratitude, you do not walk with arrogance and
conceit and egotism, you walk with a spirit of thanksgiving that is becoming to
you and will bless your lives
~President Gordon
B. Hinckley
Sometimes, we become so busy, we do not notice the little
things we should be grateful for. Some people think being grateful means, we
should have enough money to buy food to eat, or clothes to wear. But gratitude
is beyond that.
That is my opinion.
I think we should be grateful for this earth, for nature,
for the peace we are experiencing. The laughter of children, the silly things
they say, the rain. We should be grateful for the inner peace we personally enjoy,
the air we breathe and many other things.
If I am to write a list of things I am grateful for, I might
never end. The list is endless. As we grow, our way of showing gratitude, and
knowing what to be grateful for, changes.
When I was a little girl, I used to be thankful for my toys,
and family. Now, I am slowly learning about gratitude, and that will teach me
not to be grateful for my nail polishes, but the Love, Grace and Mercy I
experience each day.
This year, I am grateful for
- The opportunity to inspire people during my internship
- My creative writing soul
- The lessons I learn during life’s trials
- The friends who look out for me
- The Restored Gospel
- The Priesthood and the blessings attached to it
- My family and their love and weirdness
- For life in general
Let’s chat: What are
you grateful for?
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