When we are grateful, happiness knocks on our door, enters without asking permission and takes up residence in our life.
When we are grateful, good things happen, we make our dreams come true and sadness finds no home in our heart.
Gratitude makes life more fluid, joyful and colorful. There is no sadness in gratitude, only love, joy and kindness.
Gratitude is a school of generosity. In it we learn that we are capable of sharing the best of ourselves.
Human life, when filled with gratitude, leaves no room for sadness, discouragement, envy and rancor.
Everything around us becomes beautiful when we are under the shadow of gratitude. Gratitude is the formula of human happiness.
Even the darkest days and the most deficient days of our lives seem clear to those who are grateful.
Those who are grateful are patient, cordial, welcoming, sympathetic, receptive and ethical. Those who are grateful are happy, creative, friendly and fulfilled.
Gratitude is closely linked to trust, in the good that develops in me and in the good that I receive from those who share love with me.
The love that permeates the philosophy of gratitude is maintained by the beauty of welcoming the other, diversity, empathy and respect.
When human beings value the art of gratitude, they do not suffer from the pressure of the contemporary consumer world.
Those who are grateful are aware of their role in history. It is not alienated. He doesn't stand still, oblivious to events.
Gratitude makes the human being the subject of the story, the protagonist, not just a spectator. The philosophy of gratitude is not doctrine, it is love!
Being aware of their social role, those who are grateful are free, welcoming, hardworking, dreamy and hopeful.
Those who live the philosophy of gratitude repeat to themselves the words of the great Bahian poet Raul Seixas:
"I'm not the one who sits On the throne of an apartment With my mouth wide open, full of teeth Waiting for death to come".
Those who are grateful know that nothing that happens in their life is by chance, even the worst tragedies.
The philosophy of gratitude understands that everything depends on how we look at life, whether positively or negatively.
Gratitude excludes bad feelings from our lives. When we are grateful, we achieve what we desire!
The philosophy of gratitude defends that our life only has meaning if it is to be donated. If it is to be spent on helping others.
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In everything we must thank the Lord of Life, the Great Architect of the Universe, Jehovah, Buddha, Allah, Jesus Christ...
Gratitude for life, for work, for health, for friends... And let's not forget to sing like the psalmist:
“I will give thanks to the Lord for his righteousness; I will sing praises to the name of the Lord Most High”—(Psalm 7:17).
