A Rosefulness™ WARMTH Practice for Honest Gratitude

Date:


Notice what supports you, name what you need, and offer one small act of care.

My father was a joyful individual who had the sweetest smile and distinct laugh. His favorite color was blue. My two younger daughters know him through the photographs, stories, and songs we share. Recently, my daughter Arya drew him from those memories. Her drawing brought me joy, eight years after his death. Love and grief can share the same moment. Gratitude can honor both.

Through Mindfulness Masala™, I bring culture and lived experience into practice. Nourishment can come through a song, a sacred language, a special meal, or a story passed between generations. 

Love and grief can share the same moment. Gratitude can honor both.

WARMTH is a Rosefulness™ practice for noticing what sustains us, making room for our needs, and allowing care to continue. Our needs and resources vary. You can appreciate something and still need support.



Share post:

Subscribe

Popular

More like this
Related

Classroom Reset Cleanup Activity (Free Printable)

Ready to work together as a team to...

Ironworkers in high demand as wind energy booms » Yale Climate Connections

Transcript: In an iconic photo from the 1930s, ironworkers...

Nepal’s climate suffering must pave the way for a safe and fair future

Gita Chaudhary is Nepal's Minister of Agriculture, Forests...

College Readiness Skills for Seniors: The CONNECT Framework

College readiness. Some of our students will go...