Thankfulness Quotes

“Helping others is not just a noble act, it's a reflection of your own humanity.”
― Shubham Shukla

“Being a successful businessman is not just about making profits, it's about making a positive impact on people's lives.”
― Shubham Shukla

“To those who wrote that we might read, to those who fell so we might walk, to those who came before so we might come after, gratitude.

- Virginia”
― Pierce Brown, Light Bringer

“Your worth is not measured by what others think of you but by what you believe in yourself.”
― Shubham Shukla

“Gratitude is not just a word, it's an attitude that changes everything.”
― Shubham Shukla

“Your path in life may not always be clear, but trust your instincts and take one step at a time.”
― Shubham Shukla

“Take advantage of the time that people give you, without taking advantage of the people giving you time.”
― Curtis Tyrone Jones

“It’s not that the brilliance of a sunrise is dulled cold by thick clouds, or that it is left to fire a morning sky free of them. Regardless of how the day might begin, we can be thankful that the opportunities of any day always sit awaiting our arrival whether the hours of that day be spent in clouds or sun.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“At the point that the ‘privilege’ to possess something becomes more valuable to us than the ‘thing’ that we possess, it is then that we have finally come to deserve both.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Infinite humiliation and grace, and then a striving born of gratitude — this is Christianity.”
― Søren Kierkegaard, Journals and Papers

“If I am not thankful for the tree that stands in front of me, I will never see the forest that stands around me.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The honor that I hold of being able to possess an attitude of thankfulness means that my heart will never be ransomed by greed or my soul bound by envy. And how is freedom even remotely possible if I am not freed from these?”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Gratitude is best refined through the fires of adversity.”
― Todd Stocker, Dancing With God: First Year Thoughts on the Loss of My Daughter

“We all sit in silence, soaking up the sun, as the plants do beside us, their little leaves opened up wide in thankfulness for the day. It is a beautiful day; there are beautiful moments in all of this.”
― Tilly Lawless, Nothing but My Body

“Praise crazy. Praise sad.
Praise the path on which we're led.
Praise the roads on earth and water.
Praise the eater and the eaten.
Praise beginnings; praise the end.
Praise the song and praise the singer.

Praise the rain; it brings more rain.
Praise the rain; it brings more rain.”
― Joy Harjo, Conflict Resolution for Holy Beings: Poems

“Just rejoice in the moments as and when they come and be thankful for it.
Be thankful for every second you live.
Be thankful for the beauty you are witnessing.
Be thankful for the strength you can feel now.
Let go of your mind from trying to control any of these”
― Udayakumar DS, Life of a Sunset Kid

“Life's purpose is companionship, friendship, love and none of that could be experienced without you
so thank you, thank you, thank you.”
― Wald Wassermann

“Thankfulness is one of those intangible acts that costs nothing but gives joy. Think about it. Not only does it bring a smile to the people who receive our thanks. It also increases our own appreciation of everything we receive.”
― Sharon Rose, A Castle Sealed

“Thank the Lord for His unfailing love.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“None of us too much mind injustice so long as it is in our favor.”
― Shawn Davis, The Talk: A Young Person's Guide to Life's Big Questions

“Oh God, I thank You for having created me as I am. I thank You for the sense of fulfillment I sometimes have; that fulfillment is after all nothing but being filled with You. I promise You to strive my whole life long for beauty and harmony and also humility and true love, whispers of which I hear inside me during my best moments.”
― Etty Hillesum, An Interrupted Life: The Diaries, 1941-1943; and Letters from Westerbork

“The alternative to a posture of humble gratitude is one of entitlement, which produces thanklessness toward your own blessings and envy toward the blessings of others.”
― Shawn Davis, The Talk: A Young Person's Guide to Life's Big Questions

“You and I enjoy a measure of freedom few have ever known, and it was not our blood that purchased it.”
― Shawn Davis, The Talk: A Young Person's Guide to Life's Big Questions

“You have but one life. You could spend it taking stock of what others have and resenting it, or you could spend it taking stock of what you have and doing something with it.”
― Shawn Davis, The Talk: A Young Person's Guide to Life's Big Questions

“If it lays broken and discarded, I likely assumed it to be something to which I was entitled. If it remains pristine and cherished, I likely held it with a deep sense of thankfulness and abiding appreciation. And so we might ask which best describes those things that we possess, for the condition of those things describe the condition of our hearts as they have been shaped by the state of our attitude.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I have learned that an attitude of thankfulness is not simply an attitude. It is a perspective brazenly empowered to shape the lens through which I look at the world. And I have likewise learned that such an attitude is one of the very few things in life that not only has the ability to clean such a lens to perfection, but it has the power to render it crisp and sharp. And once you look through a lens such as this, no other lens will suffice and neither will any other attitude.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Appreciate whatever you have in life, be thankful whatever gone from life.”
― Raajesh Pillai

“The fear over the dangers of “Artificial Intelligence” ignores the bigger need being the creation of "real" intelligence within the community of humans. The intellectual ability to eliminate conflict, to create a lasting peace, to spread love, empathy and a common purpose throughout our human family and to overcome illness and pain. We have much to be thankful for, however the balance sheet of destruction and misery created by our pettiness and greed obscures the good with each bullet fired in anger and each town that is destroyed by igniting a missile. We need to be working on "real" intelligence and compassion, we have been living far too long on "artificial" intelligence.”
― Michael Marcel, Sr.

“Catching a fish is always secondary to the privilege of being able to put a line in the water.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“You are going to work to make things better for yourself, as if you are someone you are responsible for helping. You are going to do the same thing for your family and the broader community. You are going to strive toward the harmony that could manifest itself at all those levels, despite the fact that you can see the flawed and damaged substructure of things, and have had your vision damaged in consequence. That is the proper and courageous pathway forward. Maybe that is the definition of gratitude, of thankfulness, and I cannot see how that is separate from courage and love.”
― Jordan B. Peterson, Beyond Order: 12 More Rules For Life