#Abundance

Gratitude as the Ground of True Abundance

At its heart, Eckhart Tolle’s statement argues that abundance does not begin with acquisition but with recognition. Before people can feel that life is full, they must first notice the value already present in ordinary m...

How Gratitude Shapes a Truly Great Mind

At first glance, Plato’s saying links two qualities we often separate: thankfulness and greatness. Rather than treating gratitude as mere politeness, the quote presents it as a sign of mental and moral enlargement.

Why Gratitude Tastes Better Spread Everywhere

Erma Bombeck turns gratitude into something vividly domestic: gravy, a simple addition that makes an ordinary meal richer. By comparing thankfulness to something meant to be poured generously, she suggests that gratitude...

Craftsmanship Grows Richer the More It’s Used

Lloyd Alexander begins by rejecting a simple household image: water in a clay pot diminishes each time it is drawn. In doing so, he immediately reverses our normal assumptions about resources and effort.

Gratitude Replaces Fear With a Sense of Abundance

Anthony Robbins’s statement begins with a psychological pivot: gratitude redirects attention away from threat and toward what is already present and sustaining. In that sense, fear does not always vanish because circumst...

Working With Purpose to Earn Tomorrow’s Abundance

Tagore’s line frames tomorrow not as a random gift, but as something that “answers” the way an echo answers a voice. In other words, the quality of the future is shaped by the clarity and sincerity of today’s labor.

Plant Seeds of Happiness, Hope, Success, and Love - Steve Maraboli

This quote suggests that by cultivating positivity through happiness, hope, success, and love, individuals can expect to receive similar positive outcomes in their own lives, highlighting a principle of reciprocity.