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Elisha Goldstein, Ph.D. Updated: Nov 23rd 2010

If you haven’t given it intentional thought yet, make it a point right now to:

Stop

Take a Breath

Consider what in life you are grateful for…

It’s likely that half the people reading this right now will roll their eyes, saying, “Not that gratitude thing again.” This thought crashes down the experience to engage in something that research has proven will make us feel more satisfied with life.

Robert Emmons and Michael McCollough (2003) conducted a study a while back called Counting Blessings versus Burdens. He split up a few groups of people and had one group count 5 blessings per day, one group count 5 burdens per day and one group just write about neutral events. As you may have guessed, the ones who counted blessings, experienced less stress and more feelings associated with well being.

Thanksgiving is upon us and for some it is a time of celebration and for others it is a time of difficulty with family feuds or loneliness.

Thanksgiving by itself is not a good or bad holiday, but what it can be is a reminder to connect with some part of the good in your life.

Don’t let your automatic judgments mind enslave you and give this a shot.

Here are 5 steps to count your blessings:

  1. Count the blessings you have in this life. The more specific the better, rather than saying “health,” say how you feel healthy, for example, a strong heart, lungs, etc…

  2. Wish these blessings onto someone you care about in the form or, “May you be healthy” or whatever your blessing was.

Read More … http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=41223&cn=110



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