So if you reframe your perception of experience to include gratitude it is possible to shift from a negative to a positive attitude. If you allow this to happen enough in everyday experiences, a subtle but fundamental change can occur in your personality. Those around you respond to your positivity, and they in turn take on positive energy – a kind of flow from one person to another. Conversely, the opposite may occur whereby negativity flows from one individual to the next. We see this increasingly occurring on the internet, especially on social media. In turn, there is a flow of negative energy in the wider community from the virtual world to the real world. Interpreting ideas, concepts, situations or experiences can include positive or negative evaluation. A choice can be made to see things positively. Without meaning to sound too grandiose, we need to energise ourselves and the community in positive ways. Ultimately and depending on the intensity of our experiences, we can reframe them positively.
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The online world especially needs more of this kind of awareness. Great read!
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Thank you Anna 🙂
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I fully agree. Our society seems instead to have adopted an attitude of entitlement, taking all the good things in life for granted.
Of course, gratitude is meant to be directed to the giver. It is not an inanimate universe which bestows good things on us. It is a good and holy God. Too many have forgotten that. Little surprise then that negativity abounds.
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Thank you Anna. Yes, gratitude implies connectedness and purpose with others whereas entitlement implies separation and detachment. Entitlement occurs without spiritual connection.
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The choice is our . Well shared
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Thanks Priti. Yes, it is our choice.
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