Focus on what gratitude means to you. Meditate for 10-15 minutes, reflecting on people, experiences, or things you appreciate.

Click here for a guided meditation you may listen to: Cultivating Gratitude Guided Meditation 

Meditate on your breath. With each inhale, think of something you’re grateful for, and with each exhale, release tension.

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Spend 10 minutes noticing your surroundings. Appreciate the small details—the sounds, smells, and sights. 

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Focus on your body. Spend time thanking each part for its function and strength, nurturing a sense of love and appreciation.

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Reflect on past challenges and how they helped you grow. Meditate for 10-15 minutes on these challenges, allowing space for acceptance.

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Connect with nature. Whether indoors or outdoors, spend 10-15 minutes in meditation, appreciating the natural world.

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Journal for 10 minutes about your week’s focus on gratitude. What insights have you gained from focusing on gratitude? How has this practice influenced your thoughts, emotions, and overall sense of well-being?

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Meditate on the people in your life who support, care for, and inspire you. Spend 10-15 minutes visualizing them and sending them love and appreciation.

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Reflect on your qualities and achievements. Spend 10 minutes celebrating yourself, your journey, and all that you are – loving all of you. Resting in gratitude as you send love to all aspects of who you are – knowing that even the things you desire to change about yourself, deserve and need your love.

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Focus on abundance in your life. Where in your life do you feel abundant – spend 10-15 minutes meditating on these areas – be it love, wealth, health, friendship, support, or resources.

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Think of small joys – a warm cup of tea, a fun uplifting conversation, an enjoyable book, a favorite song. In meditation you will be cultivating gratitude for these simple pleasures – and then following meditation spend 10 minutes or more immersing yourself in these simple pleasures, while holding onto gratitude in your heart.

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Reflect on lessons learnt from your experiences. And then spend 10-15 minutes in meditation – holding onto gratitude for the lessons learnt  – and growth opportunities that each experience brought to you. How have each experience and its learnings shaped you?

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Create a mental image of a peaceful place filled with things you’re grateful for. Spend 15 minutes in this visualization. And very important – remember to feel.

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Cultivate gratitude for the freedom to express your true self and honor the autonomy you hold over your life. Meditate for 15-20 minutes, while focusing on the power of your individual sovereignty, appreciating your unique ability to make choices and shape your own path.

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Let us give thanks for support we have received at any point throughout our lives. And Meditate on how gratitude can inspire you to help others. Plan a small act of kindness today- whether towards someone you know or a stranger.

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Reflect on someone you need to forgive, including yourself. Recognize the value in peace and emotional freedom that enters one’s life when we offer compassion and let go of resentments, anger, disappointments, and grudges. And meditate on letting go and finding gratitude for being able to receive and give forgiveness.

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Visualize your future self and what you hope to create in your life. Spend some time feeling gratitude for your journey ahead – knowing that Gratitude for Future Experiences is a powerful mindset of expressing thankfulness for what is to come, even before it happens…empowering you to stay positive, resilient, and align thoughts, words, and actions with your desires.

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Over the past days, we’ve worked together to cultivate and nurture gratitude, allowing it to fill our hearts and minds, becoming the warmth that soothes our souls and brightens our inner light. Today, I want to emphasize the importance of integrating gratitude into our daily lives—not just as a practice, but as a core way of being. As we near the end of this 21-Day journey, today’s focus is on helping you establish a gratitude ritual—a regular practice that will allow you to embody gratitude in every moment. Day 18’s focus is Gratitude Ritual. 

This ritual could be lighting a candle as part of your nightly gratitude reflection on the things for which you are grateful; saying a prayer; morning affirmations; gratitude meditation; gratitude walk being thankful for the things around you and for peaceful moments; journaling about moments that came into your life for which you are grateful. Any of these rituals can be carried out daily – every other day, or weekly; choose an interval for which to practice, choose a place and time (example: morning or before bed), create an atmosphere of sacredness (incorporate candle, incense, relaxing music), reflect on what you are thankful for- being present and allowing in the feelings of gratitude in your heart and mind, and set an intention for your day or week ahead at the end of your ritual. Make it sacred and fun – enjoy!

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Today we will be focusing on Gratitude for Mindfulness. In today’s meditation – we will be holding onto gratitude for the gift of mindfulness – while we engage in this practice of paying focused, non-judgmental attention to the present moment. It involves being fully aware of your thoughts, feelings, bodily sensations, and the surrounding environment, without trying to change or judge them.

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