Virtual Jewish Journeys: Topic – Gratitude: Modim Anachnu Lach

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When we open up to the trait of gratitude, we are able to see clearly how much good there is in our lives. By consciously engaging in the practice of gratitude, we become grateful, which in turn transforms us into people who can find the positive in life. There is an understanding that to be grateful takes practice and effort. This practice by no means ignores that we still live with pain or that we lack important things in our lives. It does, however, provide us with a tool to help us balance our focus between the things we lack and the good we have.