Curve-Balls, Robert A. Emmons, and Philippians 4:6 (Everyday Thanks #498)
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Curve-Balls, Robert A. Emmons, and Philippians 4:6 (Everyday Thanks #498)

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Descripción de Curve-Balls, Robert A. Emmons, and Philippians 4:6 (Everyday Thanks #498)

Our thankful thought for today is this: Being grateful for life and everything that goes with it has proven effective in reducing stress, balancing healthy body functions, lowering blood pressure, and helping us to manage the daily pressures of life without throwing in the towel and giving up. When our bodies are healthy and our minds are strong, we are better able to handle the curve-balls life throws our way, and in turn gratitude causes us not only to be appreciative of the balls we catch, but even the ones we miss.

Our quote of thanks is from Robert A. Emmons. He said, "If we consciously remind ourselves of our blessings, it should become harder to take them for granted and adapt to them."

Our Bible verse of thanks is Philippians 4:6. It reads, "Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God."

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