People often assume that if someone is giving thanks, it's because their life is easy and that they have nothing to be negative about. This is not the case at all. Those who practice gratitude understand that it's how you think about a situation, that makes it easier or more difficult.
As you practice gratitude, the focus shifts from what is lacking in life to the abundance that already exists. It is a matter of retraining the brain to see all the wonder and possibility that lies before us each day.
So.. what are you grateful for today?
Filmed in Tulbagh, South Africa.
Featuring Michael Canfield.
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Editing by Jackie Viviers
Sound mix by Tamryn Breakey
Music sourced from ArtList https://bit.ly/2KfrAt2
Dendrite by Lane King
La Salida del Sol by Matooma
Growth by Kyle Preston
Pilgrim by Some Were At Sea
Your Quiet Breath Paper Thin by Roseblue
Godnattsaga by Beneath the Mountain
Ensamheten by Beneath the Mountain
Don't Let the Old Man In Performed by Michael Canfield Original by Toby Keith (from Clint Eastwood's movie, The Mule)
A huge thank you to these guys, who so generously gave of their to time to help with language translations:
Arabic by Mohammad Alkhudhair
Catalan by Pau Zabaleta
Chinese by Loretta Jiayi Mao
Croatian by Davor Bobanac
Czech by Pavla Látalová
English by Justine du Toit
German by Tanja Pütz
Indonesian by Ary Nuansa
Italian by Vincenzo Mocerino
Khmer by Measraksmey Bou
Korean by Chloe Park
Persian by Mona Zadsham
Polish by Anna Konieczna
Portuguese by Jonatha Koeller
Romanian by Nelia Stoyanova
Slovak by Zuzana Beratsova
Slovenian by Jasmina Kovačič
Spanish by Marianne Carrere
Thai by Pimmi Uamart
Turkish by Ahsen Aygören
Vietnamese by Thi Le