Living with uncertainty asks us to experience a level of vulnerability that can often feel disconcerting. When we invite ourselves to surrender to, rather than control, life, we can cultivate greater ease and trust in all that we cannot know. Grateful Living calls us to actively cultivate courageous trust in life as we open ourselves to the mystery and possibility held in every moment, allowing us to expand our capacity to feel more at home in the world.

May this curated collection of videos, practices, essays, poetry, and more deepen your curiosity and reveal a pathway towards surprise.

A person looking up with curiosity
Practices

Daily Questions: Our Invitation to Mystery

by The Grateful Living Team
Returning to the magic and mystery of questions as a daily practice, we continually open…
Community Reflections

Community Reflections: Trusting Life

by The Grateful Living Community
Deep trust in life is not a feeling but a stance that you deliberately take.…
Videos

Being Grateful

by Reflections of Life
In this video, Gert and Bettie speak to the fact that struggles, loss, and pain…
Meditations

Guided Breathwork Meditation — Being in Progress

by Alex Elle
In this guided video meditation, Alex Elle shares an invitation to become present and embrace…
Poetry

A Fortunate Day

by Richard Wehrman
On a fortunate day, when night and day meet, and some silence passes between them…
Videos

Creative Chaos

by Reflections of Life
We have become so reliant on the need for order and predictability. We overthink and…
Poetry

For Courage

by John O’Donohue
When the light around you lessens And your thoughts darken until Your body feels fear…
Poetry

But You Thought You Knew What a Sign Looked Like

by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer
Open your hands, lift them.                 —William Stafford, “Today” The parking space beside the store…
Articles

Deepening Our Comfort with Uncertainty

by Kristi Nelson
For everyone alive now, and for everyone who has ever lived, we are united in…
Practices

Practicing Faith in Life

by Kristi Nelson
Sometimes simply affirming how intimate we already are with various forms of mystery can liberate…

Feature photo by Priscilla Du Preez


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