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    Affirmations of Gratitude

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    Sean FargoPublished February 26, 2026 · Updated October 21, 2026 · 1 min read

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    Affirmations of Gratitude

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    Gratitude is often described as a feeling that arises when life goes well. It can also be practiced, one phrase at a time.

    Affirmations of Gratitude is a guided practice built on repetition. The recording opens with the idea, stated as coming from research, that something must be repeated seven times to be remembered. Most of the affirmations are then spoken seven times, and you are invited to repeat them along with the voice.

    The affirmations cover gifts received from others, gratitude toward others, ourselves and the greater good, being open to receive and give love, releasing hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness, and gratitude for health. The practice closes with the line “I rejoice in the way things are.”

    Each phrase is repeated slowly, which leaves time to notice how it lands before the next one begins.

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    <a class="no-underline" href="#welcome-and-purpose-of-practice">Welcome And Purpose Of Practice</a>

    Speaker 1 · 0:01Mindfulness exercises dot com. Affirmations of gratitude.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#why-repetition-matters">Why Repetition Matters</a>

    Speaker 1 · 0:19Affirmations offer inspiration and support in building the capacity to identify and remember gratitude each day. For research, we know that something must be repeated seven times to be remembered. So the following are some affirmations that I will repeat seven times, and I invite you to repeat these with me.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#grateful-for-gifts-from-others">Grateful For Gifts From Others</a>

    Speaker 2 · 1:01I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#heartfelt-gratitude-to-self-and-world">Heartfelt Gratitude To Self And World</a>

    Speaker 1 · 2:20My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good.

    Speaker 2 · 3:51Myself and the greater good.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#opening-to-give-and-receive-love">Opening To Give And Receive Love</a>

    Speaker 2 · 4:02I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#releasing-hurts-with-compassion">Releasing Hurts With Compassion</a>

    Speaker 2 · 5:16I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#grateful-for-my-health">Grateful For My Health</a>

    Speaker 2 · 7:03I am grateful for my health. I am grateful for my health. I am grateful for my health. I am grateful for my health.

    <a class="no-underline" href="#closing-affirmation-and-reflection">Closing Affirmation And Reflection</a>

    Speaker 2 · 8:09I rejoice in the way things are.

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