Redwoods & Snow

Gratitude is a celebration of love.

— Brother David Steindl-Rast

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Redwoods & Snow is a daily gratitude practice that accompanies you through every celebration, change, and transformation throughout the year.

Receive and share gratitude every day! This daily practice includes a delightful quote, my daily gratitudes, a mindful poem, and a photo from everyday life. Redwoods & Snow is a private list for members only.

All members have the opportunity to notice their own grateful hearts in private, share what they are grateful for with a trusted person in their lives, or email gratitudes to me! I happily respond to all gratitudes I receive! In these sacred ways, the practice of being grateful is spread all over the world.

Register for Redwoods & Snow through the link below. After you register, you will be added to the daily gratitude list. You may begin receiving and participating in gratitude today!

"I have been grateful for your beautiful and inspiring posts each morning." — Suzanna B.

"... it is necessary work that keeps us focused and is a reminder of our connections with the universe." — Tom S.

"I have been grateful for your beautiful and inspiring posts each morning." — Suzanna B.

 

"... it is necessary work that keeps us focused and is a reminder of our connections with the universe. " — Tom S.

 

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Example of what you receive in your inbox everyday!

Imagine an invitation to share gratitude reciprocally, occasional special announcements along with what you see below!

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On Waking I give thanks for arrivingSafely in a new dawn,For the gift of eyesTo see the world,The gift of mindTo feel at homeIn my life.The waves of possibilityBreaking on the shore of dawn,The harvest of the pastThat awaits my hunger,And all the furtheringsThis new day will bring. ~ John O'Donohue

Grow your grateful heart through meditation...

🙏 lovely reminder of the different parts and ways we can offer love to ourselves and the openness to inquire and see what arises” — Forbsie