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1DR6AY…WG5g Key · twetch

certain positivity practices such as gratitude are actually inherent to the natural state of being & don't need to be 'practiced', per se. In fact, the practice of gratitude can even be a mask to what one is truly feeling. The feels must come out.

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twetch#4245 5.8y

1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch

Replying to@1DR6AY…WG5g

For me gratitude is mostly about the scale you are looking at.

If you look at all the things you don't like about your life it's hard to be grateful.

But on a grand scale, where we are all living in the center of a miracle, it is very easy.

twetch#4245 5.8y

1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch

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I had to learn gratitide and it's one of the best things I've learned so far.

twetch#14259 5.8y

1DR6AY…WG5g Key · twetch

Replying to@1Gwece…AV6R

it's indeed a finer point but gratitude is most definitely our natural state as human beings. To your point, learning is what we do. My point was about making sure feelings are not bypassed in all our 'practices' which I've seen a fair amount of.

twetch#4245 5.8y

1Gwece…AV6R Key · twetch

Replying to@1DR6AY…WG5g

I hope it is our natural state, but it certainly wasn't mine.

I see what you mean suppressing feelings certainly isn't healthy.

The challenge seems to be to feel thrm and live them while at the same time not being carried away by them.

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