“We often take for granted the very things that most
deserve our gratitude.”
If you are in pain, especially around the holidays, it can hold you back from contributing. Pain
keeps you from joining in fun activities. Pain makes you feel isolated, kept
company only by daily aching reminders.
It’s ok. It’s natural. And you are not alone.
To do well for others, you must first do well by yourself. So this holiday season, Miracle Stretch® encourages health first. Make yourself a priority, take a little personal time to relax, meditate, listen to beautiful music, take in the sunset...help yourself feel better so you can spread cheer
and happiness to others.
Give yourself time to stretch and take care of your
body. If the body is healthy and pain-free, the mind is far more positive—and
patient. And that is especially helpful when conversations turn to
controversial subject matters over the family dinner table.
Here is a list of simple, yet essential reasons to be
grateful, brought to you by tinybuddha.com:
1. Your family – for being your closest kin in the
world.
2. Your friends – for being your companions in life.
3. Love –
for letting you feel what it means to truly be alive.
4. Sense of taste – for letting you savor the
sweetness of fruits, the saltiness of
seawater, the sourness of pickles, the bitterness of bitter gourd, and the spiciness
of chili.
seawater, the sourness of pickles, the bitterness of bitter gourd, and the spiciness
of chili.
5. Your speech – for giving you the outlet to express
yourself.
6. Your heart – for pumping blood to all the parts of
your body every second since
you were born; for giving you the ability to feel.
you were born; for giving you the ability to feel.
7. Your mind – for the ability to think, to
store memories, and to create new
solutions.
solutions.
8. Happiness – for you to soak in the beauty
of life.
9. The Sun – for bringing in light and beauty to this
world.
10. Your good health – for enabling you to do what
you want to do and for what you’re about to do in the future.
When you suffer through pain, you may find yourself to be
quite grateful for the little things. When you conquer your pain and rekindle
good health, you empathize with those who are suffering, and that perspective
tends to lead to a more grateful outlook.
And what better time to be full of thanks?
Happy Thanksgiving,
Your friends at Miracle Stretch®.
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