The Appreciation Game is a quick, prompt-by-prompt practice in this manifestation app for Android. Each card asks you to think about something in your life and feel appreciation for it. It is for anyone who wants a short, no-typing way to raise their mood, whether or not they know the Abraham Hicks appreciation game by name.
What is the Appreciation Game?
The app’s info screen describes it simply: take a moment to appreciate the subject of each prompt, and fully allow yourself to appreciate it. It also points to Abraham-Hicks’ teaching that like attracts like, so the more you appreciate, the more you find to appreciate. The game can be played really quickly.
New to the idea? Gratitude and the Law of Attraction: The Fastest Shortcut explains why appreciation matters.
What you can do with the Appreciation Game
- Work through a series of appreciation prompts, one at a time.
- Go forward with Next or back with Previous.
- Feel the appreciation in your own time, with nothing to type.
- Open the info screen for the purpose, how-to and tips.
The Abraham Hicks appreciation game on Android: how to play
- Open the Games tab and tap Appreciation Game.
- Read the top half of the screen. It sets a scene, for example “Think about the clean and fresh water that is readily available to you at any time.”
- Read the bottom half, below the dividing line. It tells you what to do next, such as saying thank you and feeling appreciation.
- Pause and let yourself feel it for as long as you like.
- Tap Next for the next prompt. Tap Previous if you want to go back to one you just had.
The info icon at the top right opens the Appreciation Game info screen. When you reach the last prompt, tapping Next starts the list again from the first.
What the prompts cover
The prompts reach across everyday life. Some ask you to appreciate things you may take for granted, such as the road network, clean water or the technology that makes life easier. Others ask you to appreciate people and relationships, like mentors, healthcare workers or the animals and pets who have brought you joy. Because each one is short, you can play a handful between other things in your day, or keep going while the good feeling builds.
Example
A prompt asks you to think about the animals and pets that have brought joy, companionship and love into your life. The instruction below asks you to feel appreciation for the special bond you share with them. You picture a pet curled up beside you, say thank you, and stay with the warm feeling for a minute. Then you tap Next.
Tips
- Try playing in the morning to start your day on a positive note.
- Take a moment on each prompt. Fully allow yourself to appreciate it.
- Play while you are already feeling okay. If your mood is low, it takes more effort to raise it, so a gentler tool such as a meditation can be a better start.
- Keep it short. The game is quick, so a few prompts are enough.
Using an iPhone or iPad?
The iPhone and iPad version has a few extras, so see the Appreciation Game guide for iPhone and iPad.
Learn more
- Gratitude and the Law of Attraction: The Fastest Shortcut
- Daily Gratitude List guide for Android
- Thank You Journal guide for Android
- Guided Meditations guide for Android
- Back to the Android User Guide
Frequently asked questions
What is the Abraham Hicks appreciation game?
It is the practice of deliberately appreciating things in your life so that you feel better and find more to appreciate. In this app it is set up as a series of prompts you move through with Next and Previous buttons.
How do I do an appreciation exercise in the Android app?
Open Games, tap Appreciation Game, read the prompt, feel appreciation for it, and tap Next. Repeat as long as you like.
Does the Appreciation Game save my answers?
No. It is a feeling practice, so there is nothing to type or save. If you want to write something down, try Daily Gratitude or the Thank You Journal.
How long should I play?
As long as it feels good. The app says the game can be played really quickly.
Give it a minute today. Get the Law of Attraction Toolbox on Google Play and see how a daily practice fits into your day in this manifestation app.