Unleashing Life’s Transformative Power

Words have power. Gratitude is like inhaling; Exhaling is like gratitude transformed into expressing in whatever form. Some call it thanksgiving.

To fully experience real gratitude, one has to express it.

For me, gratitude, when practiced deeply, can produce unconditional love.

When one recognizes we are in debt to one another, whether small or big. It’s interesting because the people who gave us so much pain are also in debt to them because they help us grow by becoming more patient, forgiving, diplomatic, flexible, firm, etc.

My relationship is more harmonious because of it. I used to be stiff and have this flight-or-fight response in my relationships.

But with gratitude, I became more understanding. I need to be more patient and flexible, and my love is gaining strength.

Since I’ve been giving that kind of energy. By the law of cause and effect. What we give, we shall receive.

Some people expressed gratitude and deep appreciation, as I have expressed my deepest gratitude to them. I love their sincerity in expressing it.

Deep inside me, I felt bliss as I read those sincere messages and felt the energy behind those words. Especially when those words become an action or habit, they produce results by improving their lives or giving back to others.

Sometimes, it gets to the head, but as I remember, being grateful for being a channel of whatever it is to express gratitude to others feels blissful, and you want to do more.

Because of the book “The Magic” by Rhonda Byrne, I wanted to make my life better because of it. Then, suddenly, I lost the habit. Of course, it affected my life.

Then, when I was having intense mental challenges, anxiety, etc. Maybe paranoia. I remembered gratitude. And every time I wake, despite the noisy thoughts, I choose to look at reality as if I am safe and be deeply grateful for that.

Since then, gratitude has transformed into embracing life since every thing in life is a gift given to us for a reason. As Tony Robbins said, life happens for you, not to you.

Pride, Misconceptions about gratitude. Lack of understanding of gratitude. Can not see the power of it.

Gratitude is simple, But most people take the simple ones for granted. Yet, they are the most powerful.

Start small, start somewhere; it’s like a muscle once you continuously work it out. It will grow, and then one day, it will just become spontaneous.

We have been given a gift, which is the mind, and its natural tendency is to think and look at problems; it is not actually bad; it keeps us safe and secure and gives us more practical choices to improve.

But if it becomes too excessive, it will have the inability to look at the good things that are happening. So, we must train our minds to see the obvious blessings that have already happened in the past or are continuously happening by practicing gratitude.

Because if we cannot see the obvious blessings that have happened, how can we have faith in the future that we have not seen yet?

My teacher said you can know the potency of teaching by its simplicity. It can be passed down to generations.

Gratitude is simple yet very powerful; all religions, cultures, and great people have been practicing it. So, keep learning, remembering, practicing, and mastering gratitude.