The effects of Gratitude
We all have something to be grateful for. We all have the choice to find something to be grateful for. Will you?
We have been programmed to find fault within all things and
with all people. We see what we THINK
they should change, or what we THINK they should do. We THINK we know what is best for them. This is a superiority complex. The negative MIND! When we allow others to be who they are, and
we maintain who we are, we are able to lift them up by doing nothing magical or
extraordinary – we are simply in gratitude for their existence. We allow them to be themselves, and we honor
them for that. This simple act of
kindness reverberates within their soul.
They feel comfortable, they feel safe and they feel loved. They do not feel less than, they do not feel
belittled, they do not fall into victim mode.
Ex. One of my employees fell down the other day. She has bruises all over her body and
struggles walking. She has “bad” knees
and thus moves around very slowly. She
has also been experiencing ascension symptoms of dizziness and vertigo while
also caring for her aging mother. Since
her fall, she has been unable to drive to and from work. So, I have been helping her each day. This act of kindness in my mind is very
small, but to her it is a big deal. She
regularly tells me she is sorry for being a burden. My response is: you are not a burden. You are in need of help, so I am helping
you. In return I am grateful for your
dedication to your clients. I explain to
her that she is taking care of her mom, by loving her mom, and I am doing the
same for her.
When I explained this to her, she was instantly
uplifted. Her demeanor changed and she
felt relief b/c she now accepts that she is NOT a burden. She also can feel my genuine love for her,
and this raises her energy levels and moves her into a state of grace. This may sound simple, or even trivial. But how many of us feel this way? How many of us feel like we are a burden to
others when we need help? I imagine
pretty much all of us feel this way. Do
we feel down, do we feel ashamed for needing help? Sometimes!
But, when the one helping provides encouragement and understanding to
the one in need of help, we are able to pass along this humanitarian energy to
them…and hopefully they will hold onto it and offer this same help to others
whenever they are in need.
How can we each be in service to others?
By allowing others to be themselves. By allowing others the chance to change their
own lives because they see YOU being loving and kind.
When we stay in the observer mode instead of the judging
(EGO) mode we are able to maintain our own level of vibration…we stay true to
our heart, we stay authentic to ourselves, and we freely give ourselves to
whomever is in need without any need for reciprocation or reward. Our reward is in the knowing that the energy
we put out into the world, must be returned to us. This doesn’t mean that it will come from the
one we assisted, it will come in some other form from some other being. The universe gives us exactly what we give
it. If we are giving love, we will
receive love. If we are giving judgement
and criticism, we will receive this same criticism. You may think this is simple, or you may
think it is silly, or you may think this is just plain gibberish. My comment to this is: try it!
See what happens when you are nice to everyone. See what happens when you stop criticizing
others. See what happens when you take
sole responsibility for the energy that you share with the world. You will see that the world responds in the
most magical of ways.
New people will show up in your life, or new opportunities
will show up. You will begin to express
more gratitude b/c this being “kind” thing actually feels good. Your compassion for others will burst forth
and begin to transform them into more loving beings. You don’t have to control them, or tell them
what to do. You simply have to show them
what love looks like.
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