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Write a short gratitude letter

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Write a short gratitude letter

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Think of one person whose kindness you have not fully acknowledged. Write them a few honest lines of thanks. Send it, or keep it as a private offering.

You’ll need

  • Paper and pen, or your phone
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i Why this?

Kritajnata, gratefulness, is honoured across the traditions as the root of a contented heart. Putting thanks into words makes it real and specific. It brightens your day and often the other person's too.

Parihara are simple traditional practices for reflection and steadiness. They are not predictions, and not a substitute for medical, legal or financial advice. Nothing here needs to be bought.