My Gratitude Odyssey Sometimes the best way to figure out who you are is to get to that place where you don't have to be anything else Laughing, singing, picking up a rock, a flower, or the sound of children remind us of joy and beauty. Life rushes by and we can forget to smell the roses. At least 2,000,000 things take place each hour that we can be grateful for. Yet we forget, and become unhappy. You cannot be grateful and unhappy at the same time. Gratitude is the single most powerful key to fulfillment. Gratitude raises consciousness, opens the heart and minimizes the tic toc of right and wrong. Gratitude is up to you. What is so special about today for you? What are the benefits of everything that is occurring in your life right now? Who have you forgotten to thank?

What you cannot be grateful for runs you.

Using a seven-week, template based Journal you have the opportunity to take a few minutes daily to focus on:

• What you would love to BE, DO and HAVE in your life
• Giving your attention to how grateful you are for aspects of seven areas in your wheel of life
• Transforming issues which are holding you hostage and holding you back
• Affirming what you would most like to create in your day

At the end of seven weeks you will have developed an 'Attitude of Gratitude', which will release your life energy and your creativity.

What people are saying about My Gratitude Odyssey:

Early morning writing in My Gratitude Odyssey is a gift to view the day through the lens of a clear mind to stay on Purpose.
It's a journey into consciousness through the seven energy centres. The focus on Week One was a journey to connect to all community, to stand strong connected to all nature.
It's gratifying to view life's ups and downs through the seven affirmations. I found myself referring to the affirmation examples as I did the weekly 'Love to' list.
Eileen

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'The important thing is not to think much, but to love much; and so, do that which best stirs you to love.'
Saint Teresa of Avila