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A Special Day, and a Heartfelt Thanks

The Status Kuo • 40783 implied HN points • 20 Jan 24
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Personal Story Gratitude
  1. The author found support and strength from the online community during a difficult time of grief and loss.
  2. Despite the sadness and challenges, the author decided to adopt a new puppy named Windsor to start a new chapter in life.
  3. The author still cherishes the memory of their late dog Hudson and feels her presence in starting this new journey.

Samwise's Blood Test: A Wake-up Call

Tom Ryan, Author • 11891 implied HN points • 21 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Pets Emotions Aging Gratitude Reflection
  1. Age affects dogs faster than humans, leading to a realization of limited time for trips and adventures.
  2. A dog's aging process can serve as a reminder to cherish the present moments and appreciate the time spent together.
  3. The bond between pets and their owners deepens with time, creating concern for the future and the inevitable challenges it may bring.

500!

Steady • 23978 implied HN points • 07 Jul 23
🎭️ Culture Community Newsletter Reflection Gratitude Hope
  1. The newsletter creators express gratitude for reaching their 500th post.
  2. They value direct communication and community engagement.
  3. Encouragement to keep moving forward and supporting each other during difficult times.
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Dear all

Letters of Note • 1965 implied HN points • 19 Sep 23
🎭️ Culture Gratitude Letters
  1. Letters of Note has been around for 14 years, thanks to the support of readers and subscribers.
  2. Subscriptions and donations are vital to keeping Letters of Note going.
  3. Shaun is grateful for the community's support and looks forward to many more years of sharing letters.

Tell Me Something Good 

My Sweet Dumb Brain • 1493 implied HN points • 07 Mar 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Gratitude Relationships Positive thinking Self-care
  1. Creating a nightly routine of sharing something good can help rewire your brain to focus on the positive.
  2. Even in challenging times, finding and sharing a bright moment before bed can bring joy and connection.
  3. Prioritizing moments of positivity with loved ones can offer respite from the overwhelming negativity of the world.

With thanks and gratitude

The Art of Enchantment, with Dr Sharon Blackie • 1956 implied HN points • 24 Dec 22
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Gratitude Reflection
  1. Dr. Sharon Blackie expresses gratitude towards her subscribers for engaging with her writing and inspiring her.
  2. She values quiet, reflective time during the holiday season for regrouping and preparing for upcoming changes.
  3. The post also shares updates on Dr. Blackie's family, pets, and upcoming plans, emphasizing the cyclical nature of life.

Behold the dreamer

De Pony Sum • 255 implied HN points • 23 Oct 23
📖 Philosophy Ethics Humanity Forgiveness Suffering Gratitude
  1. Goodness is often based on moral luck, where circumstances may lead anyone to do wrong.
  2. It's challenging to categorize people as good or bad, making it important to choose how to view humanity as a whole.
  3. Forgiveness and gratitude are crucial, especially in recognizing human struggles and efforts to do good amid suffering.

Reflection #1

Venture Prose • 259 implied HN points • 06 Aug 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Self-reflection Gratitude
  1. Reflecting on past decisions and mistakes during summer is essential for personal growth and learning.
  2. Summer is a time to appreciate the people and moments that bring joy and gratitude in life.
  3. Finding a balance between staying connected and unplugging during summer is key to maintaining mental well-being.

Skating Past Fear: Stoic Strategies for a Courageous Life

Wayne's Earth • 19 implied HN points • 27 Jan 24
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Self-Improvement Gratitude Guidance Mindfulness
  1. Stoicism teaches that our judgments, not events themselves, impact us the most. So, how we perceive fear matters most.
  2. Prepare for challenges by visualizing your approach, similar to athletes mentally rehearsing. Be ready for different outcomes without expecting the worst.
  3. Shift your perspective on fear as an opportunity for growth, like a challenging game that strengthens a team. Focus on what you can do now to avoid being stuck worrying about the future.

Embracing the Now: Overcoming the Longing for What Could Be

Wayne's Earth • 19 implied HN points • 26 Dec 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Gratitude Mindfulness Contentment Acceptance
  1. Focus on the present moment and appreciate the value of current experiences, instead of constantly thinking about what could be.
  2. Practicing gratitude by acknowledging small joys in life can shift our perspective from lack to abundance, even in challenging times.
  3. Accepting your current reality without judgment or self-criticism can lead to growth and allow you to pursue your dreams authentically.

Gratitude, the antidote to imposter syndrome

Meaning-Making • 117 implied HN points • 16 Feb 23
🏥 Health & Wellness Mental health Reflection Gratitude
  1. Imposter syndrome can make us feel like we don't deserve success, but it's important not to compare ourselves to others.
  2. We each have our own unique path to follow, so focus on your journey and creative endeavors without worrying about competition.
  3. Practicing gratitude can help combat feelings of being an imposter and make us appreciate what we have achieved.

✨🔍 Ki Savo 2023

TorahRedux • 39 implied HN points • 30 Aug 23
⛪ Faith & Spirituality Spirituality Gratitude Judaism
  1. The Torah is written in a language humans can understand to provide context and understanding of its teachings.
  2. Recognizing goodness activates and draws out what's best in us; gratitude is a powerful predictor of well-being.
  3. Gratitude is about recognizing the good that is already yours and acknowledging the help and blessings received from others and God.