GRATITUDE

 


 GRATITUDE

    Gratitude is giving thanks to the nature for what we have or what we want to get. Start every day giving gratitude. Thank God, nature or the super power for for giving one more  day to enjoy the life. It is not necessary that one should offer thanks with folded hands. While brushing, bathing or making you ready for the day we can offer gratitude. If one wants to practice only one thing in the life.....then it is gratitude.  

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