Mindfulness Exercises, with Sean Fargo

Affirmations of Gratitude

Sean Fargo

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A calm, guided gratitude practice uses sevenfold repetition to help the words sink in and shift our attention. We move through receiving support, self-compassion, openness to love, and releasing hurts with kindness, closing with appreciation for health and the present.

• research-backed reason to repeat affirmations seven times
• gratitude for gifts received from others
• holding gratitude for self, others and the greater good
• opening to receive and give love
• releasing hurts with compassion, kindness and thankfulness
• appreciating health and rejoicing in what is present


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Mindfulness Exercises with Sean Fargo is a practical, grounded mindfulness podcast for people who want meditation to actually help in real life.

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Why Repetition Matters

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Mindfulness exercises dot com. Affirmations of gratitude. Affirmations offer inspiration and support in building the capacity to identify and remember gratitude each day. For research, we know that something must be repeated seven times to be remembered. So the following are some affirmations that I will repeat seven times, and I invite you to repeat these with me.

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I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others. I am grateful for the gifts I receive from others.

Heartfelt Gratitude To Self And World

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My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good. My heart holds gratitude toward others, myself, and the greater good.

Opening To Give And Receive Love

Releasing Hurts With Compassion

Grateful For My Health

Closing Affirmation And Reflection

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Myself and the greater good. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I am open to receive and give love. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I release hurts through compassion, kindness, and thankfulness. I am grateful for my health. I am grateful for my health. I am grateful for my health. I am grateful for my health. I rejoice in the way things are.