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Gratitude Journaling Examples from Around the World: Cultural Perspectives on Thankfulness

Diverse group of people demonstrating gratitude journaling examples from different cultures, sitting in a circle under an oak tree, each writing with traditional instruments including brush and ink, feather quill, fountain pen, wooden pencil, and bone stylus during golden hour.Research shows gratitude journaling increases life satisfaction by 25% across all cultures! From Japanese seasonal mindfulness to African Ubuntu philosophy, different cultural approaches offer unique pathways to thankfulness. Whether you focus on Mediterranean family bonds, Nordic hygge moments, or Indigenous ancestral wisdom, these diverse practices create richer gratitude experiences. Try rotating between cultural styles throughout your week to prevent routine from becoming mechanical. [Explore these global gratitude traditions →]