7 Jan
2014
6 thoughts on “Be thankful for what you have; you’ll end up having more. If you concentrate on what you don’t have, you will never, ever have enough.”
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Tamera, glad you enjoyed the quote. Gratitude is incredibly powerful.
Or you’ll demand it, build it or change the system of provisioning. Clean water for every village now. #getActive
Kevin, I see your point and empathize with your mission. Rather than looking at the world as a whole, I think this quote speaks more to the individual and what he/she has/does not have.
I admire your passion and we’re with you on the quest for clean water everywhere! Can you provide the name or names of the most promising organizations for accomplishing this goal?
A message made for me to see. Lovely. 🙂
Thanks for leaving a comment, Kirah! It’s messages like this that inspire us to continue delivering positive energy to people on Lucid Practice every day.
Wishing you all the very best!