I'm enjoying saying "Thank you very much indeed!" because it makes the other person feel good for a long time.
I'm enjoying letting people know that their act of kindness is appreciated.
Having expressed gratitude to a person I'm forgiving their mistakes.
Me expressing gratitude helps meditators to recollect their generosity.
I am resolving to respond to someone's kindness by resolving to deploy my inner and outer resources for their benefit.
I am reliving delightful smiling pleasurable and funny times from our shared past.
I am enjoying listening to others sensitive to what they might need.
I am enjoying my daily gratitude exercises which started with things that made me smile.
I am enjoying overpowering my thoughts of future stressors with thoughts of overwhelming gratitude for past nurturing.
"How do you keep patience going? How do you keep persistence going? By having a good sense of humor about what’s happening to you in the path and having an infinite good humor that can keep you going. This is the attitude that allows you to say, “Whoops, another mistake! – Well, try again! Another mistake? Try again!” It’s that ability to step back from yourself a bit to see what you’re doing and not to be so in to a particular state of mind or in to a particular identity that you can’t let it go." ~ Thanissaro Bhikkhu "Infinite Good Humor"
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