permanently unless you appreciate the gifts it brings you; and all situations bring a gift, no matter how terrible the situation may appear to be. This law ensures that you will always complete your knowing and embrace all that is before moving on. The word 'gratitude' is defined by Webster as: the quality of feeling or being grateful.
(Great-full) or (thankful) means filled with greatness or grace. Gratitude is the giving of thanks, not one day a year, but every day, every minute, and with every breath. Its expression within our lives and with others blossoms into the realization that we are whole and complete within ourselves.
How do you practice gratitude? You can practice gratitude each day with each word, each thought, and each gesture. Even though you may have a wish list, ask yourself what it is you have to be grateful for now. Look for things that trigger gratitude in your life, even if they may seem insignificant at first. Soon you will automatically begin to feel buoyant and joyful. Make a gratitude list, and watch it grow. Focus on the abundance now existing in your life, rather than the lack.
Hold the vision of your life as being complete and whole. Affirm it.