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Learning about others' good fortune cultivates an optimistic attitude and makes people feel more positively about the future. Read More
Great Blog
Yes Ran, there is an old saying about cultivating the attitude of gratitude. Learning how to appreciate ourselves and others cultivates a sense of peace inside that can only feed upon itself. As we work through our childhood wounding and develop that deeper connection with God/Spirit we come to a place in consciousness where we feel nothing but gratitude…gratitude for our fortunes as well as our misfortunes.
I’m grateful for your blog,
Dr. Jennifer Howard
Yes Ran, there is an old saying about cultivating the attitude of gratitude. Learning how to appreciate ourselves and others cultivates a sense of peace inside that can only feed upon itself. As we work through our childhood wounding and develop that deeper connection with God/Spirit we come to a place in consciousness where we feel nothing but gratitude…gratitude for our fortunes as well as our misfortunes.
I’m grateful for your blog,
Dr. Jennifer Howard
http://www.DrJenniferHoward.com
Gratitude
Dr. Howard - many thanks for the kind words!
gratitude
A great teaching by the Buddha, the Brahmavihara describes the cultivation of sympathetic joy. Finding joy in the happiness of others is a great spiritual tool. As the Dalai Lama says, if you can find happiness through others you increase your chances by millions.
David Triebwasser
http://www.365spiritualtools.com
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