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Why Practice Gratitude?

Why Practice Gratitude?

A daily practice of gratitude changes your way of thinking from positive to negative, from victim to one who is blessed. Realise that you are given a multitude of blessings – large and small. Even what may be viewed as a negative event is really an opportunity to grow your faith. As you practice shifting your perspective, you will begin to see all the ways your setbacks are blessings in disguise.

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