Gratitude? Well, my whole life has revolved around plants - so much so that I look to them for guidance and inspiration.  They  can teach us a lot about gratitude, not as a simple acknowledgement of good things, but  a richer, more intricate understanding of the interconnectedness of life.

My decades of observing plants' abilities to withstand adversity allowed me to find gratitude in my own resilience and growth. The sustenance and beauty they provide made me thankful for the abundance in my life, which made me more aware of the joy in the little things. Their seasonal, cyclical nature taught me to embrace change and appreciate every phase of life.

Just as plants rely on various organisms for survival, we need others in our lives. I am now more aware and appreciative of the help and encouragement I receive from others. Gratitude is a reciprocal practice that creates  connections with those around us.

I believe that engaging with plants, whether through gardening  or simply by enjoying their beauty, promotes mindfulness. That encourages us to slow down, be present, and appreciate the small details, leading to a greater sense of appreciation for everyday moments.

I have tremendous gratitude for  plants - for the oxygen, food, and beauty they provide us. I am truly grateful to them for keeping me rooted so I could live a life filled with joy and wonder of the natural world around me.

When I find mushrooms in the wild .... I feel a joy that it's a gift to me for the day! What about you??

Dear Louie and friends, thank you so much for all the beauty you bring into the world!  I've been a fan for a while, ever since I saw that amazing water droplet shot with the flower in the background, but am new to this channel.  Just watched "Moving Art: Flowers."  Such gorgeousness, including the perfect music.  Here in Colorado, we're just had our first big snow of the fall, so all the flowers in my garden are gone until next spring.  To see plants many of the plants I have here in flawless time lapse - roses, blanket flower, CA poppy, sunflowers, orchids, etc etc - it's a delight.  I see beauty as the physical embodiment of gratitude, and the way to let in the divine.  In these times of division, flowers are one of the things that seem to me to be purely good - for the plants, the pollinators, and us.  Thank you for your dedication to the arts and the natural world.  

Here's one of my personal favorite flower photos that I shot years ago - the reverse sunflower - enjoy!   - Holly Wilder

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Fall is the best time of the year? No.... all seasons are! Here are a few 2024 Fall images from Connecticut. Enjoy!

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How do I purchase a copy of the original Gratitude Revealed, or just Gratitude video that's 6+ minutes? I was using it on retreats since created in 2017-2018, and I know the whole Moving Art site is full of Louie's work. I just want that one video for my use on Grateful Heart's Retreat.  Can you help?

Favorites and playlists seemed to have disappeared from the Louis Channel Roku app :(