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Of all the universal laws, the Law of Gratitude could very well be one, if not the, most important. Within this law is the inherent idea that we must be appreciative for what we receive. Of course, this means that there is someone or something to be grateful to, which leads open our acceptance of a Creator.

Just as the Law of Attraction, this law works by putting out more good energy to attract more good energy. When you feel grateful, you naturally focus on what you want, rather than what you do not have. By doing so, our energy is put towards more positives and less negatives. When we focus on the positives, we allow ourselves to receive them.

However, while focusing on future good opens ourselves to receive it, it is also important to understand how satisfaction and gratitude play into each other. Some say that to be satisfied means that there is a total acceptance of the presence and no further desire exists for future gain.

There is a difference between being satisfied, which is what comes with being grateful, and being complacent, which does not. The key factor is to be happy with what you have, and dwell on that happiness rather that what you did not get. By doing this, you remain open for future good without feelings of negativity because it is not a part of your life now.

Also a part of true gratitude is the ability to forgive. Forgiveness and gratitude go hand in hand, for if you really forgive someone, including yourself, then you will have the ability to be grateful for that person’s existence in your life. If, you do not feel gratitude for that person, that you have not forgiven them.

When we forgive others under this practice, their higher energy increases our own and makes us even more open to future opportunities. Applying the Law of Gratitude means that we accept that good has come from outside of ourselves, and that we deserve what we get. This is of the utmost importance, so that while we understand and incorporate the laws of the universe, we do not lose sight of who created that universe.

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