Season of Gratitude at Balanced Life Center

The Balanced Life Center is organizing a “Season of Gratitude:”

The Season of Gratitude, is a consciousness experiment of sorts to see what can happen in our lives individually and collectively when we focus on what we enjoy. It will run from October 24th through November 22nd, 2006.

This sounds like a great project leading up to the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. I’ll be participating over the next few weeks in some form.

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