Spirituality · 27. February 2019
I was raised being told I shouldn’t “feel sorry for myself,” that other people had it worse so I needed to suck up my emotions, be grateful for what I have, and move on. But gratitude doesn't work as a replacement for hard emotions -- it works alongside hard emotions, easing the sting and letting us focus on the wonder and beauty in our lives.
I am on a journey to write 40 letters of gratitude to coincide with the period of Lent. Come along!
For whom are you grateful?