The Spiritual Power Of Gratitude In a world filled with materialistic possessions, it is an often scene to see people showing some displays of ungratefulness for things that other people do to them. Especially today that people are so focused only on thinking about their own selves, the spiritual power of gratitude has finally been lost. In order for us to fully comprehend what spirituality means, perhaps it is essential that we discuss the meaning of the root word itself, which is spirit. Spirit is an intangible property, one that alludes to something incorporeal, something mysterious and not bound by the material world. The most hailed scholar and physicist, Albert Einstein, alluded to spirituality through these words: "The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious - the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and true science. It uses fundamental principles in ancient medicine, such as Chinese medicine, Tibetan medicine and Ayurvedic medicine. In a nutshell, it is a more holistic approach, which puts emphasis on the spiritual well being, as much as it does on the physiological one. The systematic model of AM (Anthroposophical Medicine) relies on the "four-foldness" of being. The freedom to choose is not really freedom if the thought process has limited your choices to only those that you think are impossible. If you think you are the victim, you will act like one. If you think you are the innovator, you will one day find the opportunity to be one. Thinking is power. It directs life to how we should become. Instead of seeing, hearing, touching or smelling a thing called spiritual symbol, it can only be felt within the spirit or soul of the body. We cannot always see such symbols in a physical state but we can definitely feel it surrounding us everywhere we go. Our inner soul is telling us that we are surrounded by it and that it gives us the proper power to face each day and each challenge that may come our way. The most successful people are people who recognized this and came up with ideas to harness the world's resources to work for them. Everyone can. Be Grateful. Gratefulness is recognizing that you have what you have and pleased to have it. It breeds contentment that enables you to move forward. When you are not pulled back by resentment, you move faster onward.