The Amazing Power of Gratitude!
Gratitude is the
enjoyment of life in the true sense because it shows the positive
feelings you have towards others and for the graciousness of all those
people around you who have been responsible to make you what you are,
make your conditions what they are and who lead you to the realization
of the supreme truth of your life, your existence and your sense of
fulfillment.
It
also reveals the trend of your life which, for all of us, is full of
good things and bad but the moment you speak of gratitude, it denotes
that there is a majority of good things that you may consider yourself
lucky and grateful for. That things are not going contrary to what one
would aspire for.
There
are bound to be ups and downs in anyone’s life but sometimes, when some
plus points emerge from certain unpleasant, even terrifying situations,
you may express gratitude for reasons of being in a better situation
than the others in a relative sense.
The
feeling of gratitude is a vast source of happiness, contentment and
relief too particularly when they are sincere; in such a situation, the
gratitude which you exude conveys the state of well-being wherein you
resonates a vibration of your energy and conveys a serene feeling of
harmony interlaced with an underlying sense of contentment and is almost
like heavenly bliss which emanates from a sense of accomplishment.
The
normal response of a realistic person is that the present situation
might have proved more detrimental than what you eventually ended up
with; hence, the power of gratitude blesses, you with a relative
magnanimity, relief and gratitude.
Gratitude
unlocks a vastly potent force full of energy which binds relationships
with its sheer power of goodwill and may sometimes lead to improvements
in your health through the love it radiates. It is also known to have
properties of healing.
The
research done by the scientific community led by some renowned
scientists reveals that claims of gratitude, fulfillment and happiness
have resulted in more goodwill, better mental balance and superior
health as compared to those who do not bear gratitude and goodwill
towards others.
The
power of gratitude is such that it increases all the good vibes, brings
warmth in relationships and provides a better response between people.
It is a fine feeling with:
- A greater optimism about the future,
- Reduced frequency of sicknesses,
- Improve sleeping and relaxation patterns,
- Increased interest and ambitions in life,
- Increased willingness to do more exercise, and
- Better attempts at efforts which might have been dismissed earlier.
These
opinions have been supported and enunciated by all denominations of
philosophers, scholars, religious and ethnic leaders; however, the only
impediments might arise from unrealistic and unachievable materialistic
pursuits after which some people hanker.
Gratitude
means that you treasure and cherish what you have been provided,
whether through your efforts or with the help of those around you, and
try to consolidate it to achieve higher fulfillment and happiness;
craving or trying too much for higher materialistic gains may mar that
happiness and euphoria.
Everything
that you require needs to be planned while enjoying the fruits of your
current happy position. King Midas is a classic example of those who
faltered in spite of having all the precious things that a person could
need to ensure his happiness.
Since
times immemorial, men of wisdom have always preached that it is always
practical to try reasonably for higher levels of happiness only with a
sense of contentment and control.
In modern parlance, a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. So, the golden rule is: Be grateful and be content.
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