Do You Have A Life Overflowing With Abundance?
Today's quote: “The fastest way to bring more wonderful examples of abundance into your personal experience is to take constant notice of the wonderful things that are already there.” Esther Hicks
Let me ask you this: Do you have a place to live? Do you eat regular meals? Do you have lots of things to wear? Do you have a crowd of possessions around you? How is your health? If not so good, do you have access to adequate health care?
Does your roof leak? Are your clothes in tatters? Do you have a good heat source if it gets cold?
I can't speak for those in other countries, but it seems to me that those of us living in the United States do lead an abundant life. We are fortunate. How tragic, that people in Ukraine are losing lives and homes because of the trauma of war.
Say a prayer of thanksgiving that you do not live in a war zone.
Abundance follows gratitude. If you are grateful for all you already have, you will be in line to receive even more. Gratitude is rewarded in such a way.
Consider this example: If you clean out your closet and rehome everything you no longer use, you are creating space for more abundance. Have you ever noticed how fast the closet fills up again once you clear it out?
The Universe has you on its list. Ask, and find your request granted. perhaps not in the same day or perhaps not even in the way you envisioned, but your answer will come. Count yourself as blessed.
Do remember to say "thank you" for all you have. Consider your good fortune, as you have been showered with an abundance in many things. Share your abundance, if you see someone with a need. Helping another brings great blessings.
Be grateful. Remind yourself every day to notice and give thanks for your blessings.
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I agree that we in the U.S. can live in abundance. I give thanks daily for what I have. It has come through hard work for decades, but the possibility of building abundance has always been in my life. I give thanks very specifically to God because I think the possibility of abundance is very intentional. If there is no abundance, even minimally, I believe it is the collective fault of those living in abundance.
Jim
I have been very blessed in life, and I'm extremely grateful for the life I live. Traveling to the third world made me wake up to that many years ago. Being cognizant and appreciative of what we do have helps put things in perspective. And like you say, it makes room for more abundance to follow. Great words, Fran!
Susan
I did at one time, Fran. I still have all that, but also, given the current financial ineptitude of the governments around the world, the abundance can disappear quickly and become a huge burden! Very true words though in a perfect world. I am thankful anyway.
Jeff
We have to live today and not worry about the burden that tomorrow might bring. Being aware is good, but it is still good to know that right now we have all we need.
Hi, Fran
Great quote!
Yes, I’m very grateful for the quality of life I’m privileged to enjoy, and try to help others who are less fortunate whenever possible.
Money is obviously important, but I also value things like family, friends, and good times that make wonderful memories!😎
Frank 🎸
All those other values are part of our abundance -- family, friends, good times. It's appropriate to be grateful for them.
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Super message Fran!
I have had unspeakable tragedy in my life, yet life is beautiful.
There is much money to be had, but no amount can equal the wealth each of us has been given just by being born - the chance to live!
I thank my chickens for the eggs they gave me every time I close the coop at night. Every time.
There is something that connects us all; connects us to the universe and beyond. I believe giving thanks reaches everything on some level, to some degree.
Call me crazy.
Thank you, Fran.
Dave
Hey, crazy, I like the way you think. I agree -- my view of that "something" might be unusual -- I don't see God as an old man with a flowing beard. I see God as the accumulation of all life's energy. After all, energy just is -- it can't be created or destroyed -- so why not pay homage to that energy that connects us? There, now, I can pass for crazy too.
Right on, Fran! And there's more than two of us. I'm happy to be in the crazy-thankful group.
Can't say as I blame you.