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Gratitude

Gratitude has many effects and functions.

It opens our heart/mind, allowing us to be more receptive.

And this... Helps us open to the wider world - we see the seamless whole of the inner and outer world. Gives us a sense of fulfillment and richness - nothing is missing in gratitude. Opens us for compassion, sincerity and a sense of connection with others and the larger whole.

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