Gratitude is the Bridge Between Ur Present version & Ur Future Version | Zero Limits | Ho'oponopono

The key points from the session led by Dr. Deepti Verma, reading from Rhonda Byrne's "The Magic" “The Magic Never Ends” 1. Opening & Greetings The session begins with warm greetings among participants .Dr. Deepti Verma 2. Morning Prayer & Affirmations Dr. Deepti leads the group through a structured gratitude prayer, covering several life areas: Health — "Thank you for my robust health and a strong body." Wealth — "Thank you for all my money and wealth." Relationships — "Thank you that all my relationships are joyful and fulfilling." Work — "Thank you that my work is thriving and flourishing." Life overall — "Every day of my life is a celebration." Forgiveness — "I choose to forgive myself and all others who have caused me hurt." Peace — "I am at peace with myself, with everyone, and with the whole world." The prayer ends with setting an intention for the day — completions, love, joy, harmony, and laughter. 3. Life Tests & Spiritual Growth Dr. Deepti shares a key philosophical message using an analogy: Just like students must pass exams to advance to higher grades, God/the universe tests us before elevating us to the next level of life. The harder the exam, the bigger the reward waiting ahead. Even when prayers seem unanswered, it may mean a bigger blessing is being prepared, but we must first prove ourselves worthy. The critical point: do not slip during dark or difficult moments. That is exactly when the test is happening. 4. The Parable of the Loyal Employee Dr. Deepti tells a long parable (an old, classic one) with this core message: A business owner had a loyal, honest, and kind-hearted employee who worked faithfully for years. The owner secretly observed him, considering making him the heir to his entire kingdom/business. But at a critical moment, the employee was tempted — either by greed, dishonesty, or pressure to compromise his values. He slipped. He failed the test. And so, he lost the opportunity to inherit everything. The lesson: No matter how long we have been good and faithful, one moment of weakness — greed, anger, dishonesty — can cost us everything. Consistency in character is everything. 5. Reading from "The Magic" — Chapter: The Magic Never Ends a) Gratitude must become a daily habit Rhonda Byrne says gratitude has become part of her personality and subconscious mind. If we stop practicing it, the magic evaporates. We cannot afford to be lazy or say "I'm too busy." b) Gratitude as a life compass Use the level of happiness and smoothness in your life as a guide. If things start going wrong in any area — relationships, money, health, career — it is a sign to increase gratitude practice in that area specifically. c) Oprah Winfrey's example Even Oprah writes 100 blessings every morning before her first cup of coffee. This practice is not just for ordinary people — even the most successful people on earth rely on gratitude daily. d) Gratitude is a gift from the universe The law of gratitude is described as an infallible universal law — a gift that, when used, advances your life. The more you use it, the more your life improves in every dimension. 6. The Universe Is Within You A profound spiritual point from the Emerald Tablet (an ancient text, 5000–3000 BC): "As below, so above. As above, so below." We tend to think of God/the universe as something outside and above us — up in the sky. But the truth is: the universe is within you, below you, around you, and inside every person and every thing. Since the universe is within us, and the universe wants to give us more — more life, more health, more love, more beauty, more of everything — we just need to align with it through gratitude. 7. The Battle Within — Angel vs. Devil Dr. Deepti explains a concept of the inner angel and inner devil: Both exist within every human being. The devil is fed by: negative thoughts, wrong actions, greed, dishonesty, anger, harmful behavior. The angel is fed by: gratitude, love, kindness, compassion, empathy, and saying "thank you." Whichever one we feed more grows stronger and takes control of our life. If we keep feeding the devil, we will eventually live a hand-to-mouth existence, with constant struggle. 8. Becoming a Channel, Not a Guru Dr. Deepti humbly shares her personal philosophy: She does not see herself as a guru or God — just a channel through which divine knowledge flows to others. She references Tony Robbins, who also made a Netflix documentary saying, "I am not a guru." Her message: Whatever success we achieve, it is because we are instruments of the universe. The moment we become arrogant or self-important, we disconnect from the source. 9. Gratitude for Everything — Even Broken Things A story from Florence Scovel Shinn is referenced: A woman ordered a set of plates. Some arrived broken.