Gratitude and Grace
- alanaavielda
- Dec 6, 2018
- 2 min read
As the Peak Performance Expert, I help people
remove the
mental limitations that prevent them from achieving
greater success
.
One of the main emotional blocks
I see among my clients
and others
, time and time again,
is
this:
a diminished
capacity for gratitude.
We, as a society,
seem to have forgotten what it means to
receive
with grace. To
experience and
express
gratitude,
which is a
blessing in itself
.
In fact, we've replaced the practice of gratitude with a negative mindset, that of
dissatisfaction
. We spend
each and every
hour
striving to do more and
be
more
without taking a moment, a
mindful pause, to give thanks to the universe and our Creator for all the resources we already have
.
Instead, we barrel forward with our heads down, focused entirely on
the end result
rather than the present moment that is perfect just as it is.
In
fact,
it is God who reminds us of
our innate perfection
. Not only is this moment perfect,
but we too are
made perfect in His image. God also reminds
us that
generosity is part of the natural order
.
Romans 8:32 speaks of the grace that comes with
giving and receiving:
"He who did not spare his own Son, but gave him up for us all—how will he not also, along with him, graciously give us all things?" Romans 8:32
The good news is that yo
u
can beginning
practice gratitude
in the here and now. You
can
give yourself permission to feel
joy in
receiving the gifts of the universe
.
When you open your heart to this energy, you will only
ever
attract
positive
things
.
Greet each moment
with your palms
up.
You can think of
palms up
in a figurative way, signifying an open-
hearted and receptive approach
toward
the universe.
You
can also p
ractice
this position literally by
sitting in meditation with your
palms up. Mindfully c
onsider the things in your life that you're grateful for.
We often take the things in our lives for granted
, so no
w is the
time
to pause and give thanks for
the
small
things that give our lives meaning will in turn bring those larger gifts we desire i.e. abundance, prosperity, peace of mind, high quality relationships, strong communication skills.
When you practice gratitude, it
becomes
habitual,
something that comes
naturally
to you. Y
ou are in effect creating more life-affirming energy that sustains you rather than depletes you,
as I've explained in another article
about the
.
Here's another way of putting this elegant, simplified truth. When we appreciate even the smallest things, such as a kind gesture or the check in our hand, our liveliness quite literally appreciates.It leads to an endless, abundant energetic flow, an increase in the value and positive meaning of our lives over time.
Energy attracts like energy
. If you're ready to
begin
the life-altering practice of transforming your current energy in
new, positive, elevating ways
,
I look forward to beginning that journey with you!

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