The Illusion of More: Embracing Gratitude for True Fulfillment

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Irrespective about what or how much we presently possess, it appears to me that the one feature that unites individuals is our ever-present desire for more. It's as though we're constantly searching for that "one thing" that will entirely fulfill us. Everyone are on the hunt for an illusion, resulting in this a heartbreaking stage of affairs, as well as a result, we frequently have trouble in finding fulfillment.

Appreciating what and who we already have in life is the first step in simplifying and making it easier. An other trait of humans is our propensity to take things for granted. Happiness, in my opinion, can only be attained by pausing for a moment to recognize that we already have much of what we need in life. For this reason, I think the world needs people to live lives of thankfulness.

Sometimes it's possible that you don't feel like you have much. If you truly take some time to sit down and start making a list of the many things and people in your life for whom you are thankful, you will be pleasantly surprised to find that you have a long list. We also feel happy when we practice gratitude because it lets us accept that we already have what most people can only dream of and that we live lives that most would kill to experience!

Finding joy originates from this feeling of fulfillment, therefore if we begin to embrace gratitude as a means of life, we are all capable of living far happier lives compared to we do right now. Of obviously, this doesn't mean that our lives will come lacking challenges. But again, what would life be without challenges? Your head isn't spinning with all these ideas and emotions at that same moment, which is kind of energizing and puts you in a lovely, serene frame of mind. You come to the realization that, for once, enough is enough.