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Gratitude for Negative Experiences and Challenging People: A Path to Growth and Awareness

I am grateful for the experiences that involve negativity because they teach me how to navigate through that energy. The presence of negativity is an extension of myself, and I would never experience negativity if it was not a part of me. Therefore, I am grateful for negative experiences. 

I am also grateful for the people in my life who create negativity because it teaches me how to react and respond in the best way. It helps me navigate through challenging situations and grow in awareness and wisdom. 

I am grateful for the feeling / experience desire because it communicates with me about something that requires my attention. It could be a sign that I need to take some sort of action or contemplate about.

I appreciate the people in my life who care about me in ways that I may not even know. Their presence and care make a positive impact on me and my life. 

Although feeling negative energy can be overwhelming, I believe that as long as I keep part of myself separate from that energy as an observer, I still have control over the situation. This allows me to respond with stability rather than react impulsively. Being an observer challenges me to grow and develop awareness and wisdom. 

In summary, I am grateful for negative experiences, people who challenge me, the experience of desire, and the ability to observe and respond with stability. These experiences help me grow and develop as a person.

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