Low tides reveal the hidden signs,
Where silence hums and truth aligns.
The shells remember what waves forgot,
The sea keeps secrets the sun could not.
Footprints fade, but echoes stay
What’s lost returns in its own way.

💜

All so true!

This is so beautifully written and explained! I truly resonate with your sentiments, as I’ve found myself in similar situations. It wasn’t necessarily my intention to be the brave one, but rather, my obligation to do whatever necessary to protect both my children and myself. Thank you for sharing such heartfelt thoughts!

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Thank you!

Very true… beautifully penned as well…

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So true! Gratitude turns little wins into big blessings 🙏

When you are busy working and something good happens like you get a good feedback or you catch yourself committing a mistake before anyone else could find out, pause, and say thank you! You can thank God, the universe, or even your higher self!

Love this!

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What a good read! Thank you for sharing ☺️

Beautifully said! Gratitude truly multiplies the joy in even the simplest moments.

Saying Thank you before you start eating your meal or when sipping your drink when you are thirsty, creates a ripple effect of gratefulness and joy that gives birth to more joy and things to be grateful for!

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Such a simple shift, but so powerful.

Right, and these seeds of gratitude will only help you grow and glow brighter

True well said

Yesss that’s a great feeling indeed!

Amen sister!

My family, my health, and my work. Oops you said 1 thing 😁

Grateful for waking up healthy

Well said 👍

I feel grateful every day for the support of my family and the opportunity to keep learning and growing.

What is that one thing in your life that you feel grateful for everyday?

I can relate to that! For me, it’s taking a few quiet minutes in the morning to plan my day before reading emails or creating a checklist. It sets the tone and makes everything feel less rushed.

Dozing off to sleep with a book in hand is my favourite night time routine

Do you have a morning, night, or daily ritual that gives you both structure and joy? Please share if you do. My first cup of coffee at work is important, especially when I have it in peace.

Gratitude can come naturally, but in tough times it’s something we practice. Even small sparks of good remind us there’s still something to hold onto.

True! If we start seeing through the glasses of gratitude

we’d be able to witness more blessings around us 😇

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Nothing goes waste in the spiritual world. All the heartaches teach you the true meaning of love, what love means to you, and what love IS NOT.

That’s such a beautiful way to put it. Gratitude really does have that intoxicating effect, once you start savoring it, everything feels a little lighter, a little richer. So, what’s one thing you’re grateful for today?

Gratitude is wine for the soul. Go on. Get drunk.

Agree?

Deep!

Whenever you see someone enjoying something you crave but can’t have, say God bless in your mind or whisper a little prayer. This cleanses any energy forming as jealousy, lack, or negativity, and plants seeds of gratitude.

When our mind learns to seek out the good even in small moments, life starts to feel lighter and brighter.✨

It’s the habit that we cultivate…to be grateful of tiny things that we take for granted…this gives way to a positive shift in our perspective and we slowly start living in a state where we naturally focus on the things that ARE going our way…this I believe attracts more good things. So it’s a conscious effort at first.

True!