The attitude of gratitude | Yoga of immortals | Ishan Shivanand
7 Jul 2021 · 1 min

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In this short monologue, Ishan Shivanand emphasizes that complaining to or about God (or the universe) will not bring happiness. He argues that gratitude is the true source of joy and health, and that even when one possesses material wealth, constant complaints prevent contentment. He explains that the mind is innocent; if it dwells on complaints, it becomes attached to them, leading to loss of what one already has. By practicing thankfulness for whatever comes—whether it meets expectations or not—one aligns with destiny and experiences inner peace. The speaker urges listeners to accept what is given, thank it, and refrain from demanding more, suggesting that gratitude itself births happiness and tranquility.










