It’s very easy to complain about what you don’t have in life, but have you tried to be grateful for what you have? Well, you are not alone. Too often, we all get caught up in the hustle and bustle of life, constantly looking towards the future or dwelling on the past. But when we take a moment to be grateful for what we have right now, we find that we can experience a sense of peace and contentment, regardless of what life may bring.
Gratitude helps us find joy in the present moment. It also has the power to transform our lives and it all starts with a simple shift in our perspective. When we focus on what we have rather than what we lack, we open ourselves up to a world of possibility and positivity.
One of the simplest and most effective ways to cultivate gratitude is by keeping a gratitude journal. Every day, take a few moments to reflect on the things you’re grateful for. This can be as small as appreciating a warm cup of coffee in the morning or as big as being grateful for the love and support of your family. Writing down these things helps us focus on the positive and can provide us with a sense of peace and contentment.
Another way to practice gratitude is to show appreciation to the people in our lives. A heartfelt thank you or a simple act of kindness can go a long way in making someone feel valued and appreciated. By showing gratitude towards others, we not only make their day, but we also create positive energy and build stronger relationships.
Gratitude is a powerful tool that can improve our physical, emotional and mental well-being. It is the act of recognising and appreciating the good things in our lives and it can be practised in many ways, such as through journaling, meditation or simply by verbalising our gratitude to others.
Here are just a few of the many health benefits of gratitude practice:
Gratitude practice is simple and can be incorporated into our daily lives in many ways. We can start a gratitude journal, meditate on what we are grateful for or simply take a few minutes each day to reflect on the good things in our lives. By incorporating gratitude practice into our daily routine, we can improve our overall health and well-being.
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Have you been working from your home for the last few days? Then you must be feeling relieved because you will not contract the dangerous coronavirus disease, and you will not pass it on to any of your loved ones. By staying at home, you are keeping your family and yourself safe from the clutches of coronavirus.
But not everyone is as lucky as we are. Not everyone can carry out their duties from the safety of their homes. Who are we talking about?
We are referring to those thousands of brave men and women who are going out to work every day despite the raging pandemic because their services are essential and cannot be done from home.
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Whom do you go to when you notice the signs of illness? Whom do you turn to when you think you might have contracted coronavirus? A doctor. And who tends to sick and ailing people and makes sure that their medicines are administered? Nurses.
There is no way doctors and nurses can take a break amidst the coronavirus outbreak. If they did, who would protect us from this virus? To keep us safe, they are risking their lives every day.
How would we commute if not for the bus drivers, conductors and train motormen? Can they stay at home to avoid coronavirus? No! Otherwise, India would come to a standstill.
Who brings medicines and other essentials to your doorstep when you stay at home to protect yourself? The delivery boys. On a similar note, can you imagine what would happen if the cleaners did not do their job and stayed at home? Our streets would be filled with filth and make our cities breeding grounds for more harmful viruses and bacteria.
The point is that each of these people is putting our needs before his/her safety. They are working tirelessly so that coronavirus does not disrupt our lives. They are the true heroes in these uncertain and desperate times.
What can we do to show gratitude for everything they are doing for us? Simply stay indoors and implement social distancing. That way you minimize their risk of contracting coronavirus and spreading it too! It is our turn to keep our heroes safe.
Let’s be kind and applaud every effort that is being done by those on the field, battling out this pandemic and helping us all stay safe.
As announced by PM Modi, the Janta Curfew on 22nd March was a huge success! We all showed outstanding support by staying indoors. We showed immense respect to all our heroes by going out to our balconies at 5 PM and showed our gratitude by clapping, ringing a bell and whistling to commemorate their efforts. But the war is still on. Let’s do our bit by staying at home as much as possible – it is the only way we can stop COVID – 19 from spreading!
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