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Quotes About Gratitude

There will be tough times—there are for everyone. There will be times of fear and trembling. There will be times of discouragement and disillusionment. Have courage, smile, keep your chin up, laugh often, be kind to yourself, stay focused, be gracious and appreciative, think happy thoughts, and carry on regardless.
~ Matthew Kelly
You don't have to go to Mass if you can tell me the one thing that you are going to do while I am at church with all your brothers that is more important than going to church and thanking God for another week of life
~ Matthew Kelly
And so it will be with your life. There will be tough times—there are for everyone. There will be times of fear and trembling. There will be times of discouragement and disillusionment. Have courage, smile, keep your chin up, laugh often, be kind to yourself, stay focused, be gracious and appreciative, think happy thoughts, and carry on regardless.
~ Matthew Kelly
Holy Moments are going to make you insanely happy.
~ Matthew Kelly
If I spend my life preoccupied with me and my own happiness, I will live life missing the deepest joy that God has for me. When
~ Matthew Kelly
Appreciation is the strongest currency in the corporate culture.
~ Matthew Kelly
wants you to be fully aware of every breath of air you take, every bite of food, every smile from a baby, every word you read, every song you hear, every kiss on the lips. God loves ordinary things.
~ Matthew Kelly
La felicidad es en gran medida como la riqueza y la sabiduría: aquellos que la poseen generalmente no necesitan hablar de ella, y aquellos que constantemente están hablando de ella generalmente no la poseen.
~ Matthew Kelly
Loneliness, or solitude, or perhaps both, teach us who we are deep down beyond the influences of parents, teachers, friends, and current culture. Loneliness and solitude teach us what is really important and what is trivial nonsense. Loneliness is a form of hunger, and hunger is good for us. Loneliness and solitude teach us gratitude. Yes, there are differences between the two, but they intermingle and often it is impossible to separate them.
~ Matthew Kelly
I wouldn't be where I am today without the amazing public arts education that I had.
~ Matthew Morrison
The human beings I know are mostly wonderful people, but they often fail to distinguish clearly between what they worked for and the good things that came their way. They also are not so good at seeing the difference between the character flaws of other people and bad things that happen to them.
~ Matthew Stewart
Incapaces de encontrar la felicidad en nosotros mismos, la buscamos desesperadamente en objetos, en experiencias, en maneras de pensar o de comportarse cada vez más extrañas. En pocas palabras: nos alejamos de la felicidad buscándola donde no existe.
~ Matthieu Ricard
Algunos piensan que hay que sentirse a disgusto, que en la vida debe haber "días nulos" para apreciar mejor la riqueza de instantes de dicha y "beneficiarse de lo agradable del contraste". Pero ¿son sinceros los que afirman cansarse de una felicidad duradera? ¿De qué clase de felicidad hablan? ¿De la euforia que degenera en aburrimiento, de los placeres que decaen, de los goces que languidecen?.
~ Matthieu Ricard
Chaque instant de vie est précieux car la mort peut survenir à tout moment.
~ Matthieu Ricard
For me, happiness is eating a tasty plate of spaghetti"; or "Walking in the snow under the stars," and so on.
~ Matthieu Ricard
marveling yet again at the way the very same things that cause him to grind his teeth-with a different lens, a tighter focus, better lighting-look like love.
~ Unknown
Clint appeared startled. "You didn't have to do that, Mrs. St. Clair. I could've waited until you weren't so busy." "Then you would've waited forever," she said wryly. "There's always something to be done around here.
~ Unknown
what I feel with regard to our Mass, for instance, is the exact opposite of what you think you would be bound to feel. I feel at Mass as if I were breathing the kind of air you breathe on the mountains in spring, or in a wood, or in the fields at dawn on a spring day; something where the freshness is fresh beyond all sweetness: it is more than sweetness, it is simply fresh--unspeakably fresh . . . that is all, and that is enough. . . .
~ Maurice Baring
Old age isn't so bad when you consider the alternative.
~ Maurice Chevalier
Old age is not so bad when you consider the alternatives.
~ Maurice Chevalier
There's the gratitude of sons-in-law for you. You poison a king so that they may take his place, and then they do exactly as they please without consideration for anyone!
~ Maurice Druon
Gracias, Señor, Dios mío, por haberme dejado el odio. Es la única fuerza que me sostiene.
~ Maurice Druon
I've had bad jobs. Now I have a good one. I'm thankful.
~ Maurice Greene
Annapurna, to which we had gone emptyhanded, was a treasure on which we should live the rest of our days. With this realization we turn the page: a new life begins. There are other Annapurnas in the lives of men.
~ Maurice Herzog