Gratitude        (C) Suzie Cheel

Gratitude (C) Suzie Cheel

What are you grateful for today?

The Law of Attraction Carnival at Living the Law of Attraction focus this week is on appreciation and gratitude.

Being Grateful and Showing Appreciation are fundamental in using the Law of Attraction in all areas of your life. All the writings and teachers of LOA suggest stasting your day by being grateful raises ones vibes. Start with the small things and make a list each day.

Today at Living The Law of Attraction Ellie Walsh has written:

A heart filled with appreciation and gratitude has no room for discord. If, everyday you deliberately looked for things to appreciate - deliberately took count of all the things you are grateful for in your life. Your vibration would be filled with love and joy and that is exactly what you would be living.

These words are worth mediating on and can be used for reflection as can the carnival entries

I submitted my Beach Notes post Abundance Comes From Feeling Grateful, There were only 4 entries that were on topic for this great carnival. Contact Ellie if you would like to have a specific LOA topic featured or even to host a carnival.

I start each day by being grateful for 10 things in my life and end my day writing down 5 ways abundance has shown up in my life that day?

So what are you grateful for today? Who and what do you appreciate?

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4 Responses to “Law of Attraction Fundamentals”

  1. Ellie Walsh - Living the Law of AttractionNo Gravatar says:

    Hi Suzie….

    Ahhhh - I appreciate folks like you - who write posts on topic for
    Carnivals and who take the time to read the Carnivals and who
    are nice enough to link to the Carnival!! :D

    THANK YOU!!

    Ellie

    Ellie Walsh - Living the Law of Attractions last blog post..
    Law of Attraction Carnival - Appreciation | Gratitude #40

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  2. Suzie CheelNo Gravatar says:

    Thanks Ellie,

    I think you might have spurred me to write a post on Carnivals:)

    Suzie

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  3. Aibal knows psychologyNo Gravatar says:

    You’re right, we should set aside some time each day to think about all the
    blessings we have been given. At the end of the day I like to review all the
    good things that happened to me — no matter how small — because many
    of them are simply tossed aside whenever a ‘bad’ event takes place.

    As humans, we often seem to overly focus on negative experiences, perhaps
    as an innate safety mechanism, but in our busy, modern lives we come into
    contact with so many stress-provoking events that this can work against us.
    How many people have we met that only seem to complain about what has
    happened to them in life? This is not how I want to live, and definitely not
    how I want to communicate with other people. Since changing my attitude
    some years ago, I’ve found that even these sad people are showing up in
    my life less and less!

    Aibal knows psychologys last blog post..Coldplay
    is Sometimes OK

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    Botox For The SoulNo Gravatar Reply:

    They always say that if you surround yourself with positive people or think
    positive than as a result positive things will come to fruition. I’ve been
    giving this a lot of thought and would love to be able to know it for fact.
    To be able to prove that positiveness is a by-product of itself would
    certainly make the seemingly difficult task of being positive much
    easier. I always thought of tracking my life through the peaks and
    valleys and charting it in excel and take a more analytical view of my life.

    The problem with that is that you would have to remember to take note
    when something positive happens and also the negative. Of course if
    you are in a negative mood you probably won’t care about jotting it
    down. Imagine taking a look at a line chart in excel that represents
    negative vs positive over a 10 year period. I bet some people would
    be shocked to know just how negative they are as individuals. I’m
    thinking for those that are the majority of the time positive, they
    probably would not have have tracked this information as they need
    not be concerned with the topic.

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