THANKSGIVING 2025


Fervently observed in the US, Brazil, Canada and a few other nations, the concept of "Thanksgiving Day" is to express gratitude for a good harvest, food, shelter, livelihood etc. Likewise in India, festivals like Sankranti, Baisakhi and Pongal etc. celebrate harvest and the Sun...

While gratefulness to nature is a necessity, a 'Thank You' is the simplest form of doing so, to say ‘I appreciate you’ for something that gladdened you because of someone else. A few thoughts thus came to mind, as I suppose we ought to be thankful at all times...

Remaining the most apt words to speak to establish a connect for the future even if the odds of meeting again are remote, something that we have been taught from childhood as an expression of gratitude, respect and goodwill, 'Thank You' is perhaps applicable at every step, and in all walks of life...

Thanking others makes them feel appreciated, loved and respected, thus making them happy too. Their efforts being recognized, their motivation gets enhanced as well...

Thanking people for their routine work for making us and our days comfortable should come as a reflex in order to deliver the humane touch. While many have it as an auto-response, the voice coming earnestly from deep within stands out. These two simple words have the potential to add meaning and sense of purpose into our daily lives...

Thanking and giving due credit (which is seemingly on the decline) to others, it is so often seen, brings good and abundance back to you in unpredictable ways, something akin to the principles of natural justice...

With the possibility that we might overlook such mannerisms during our schedules, being grateful to our Creator for everything from the bottom of one's heart should suffice for the sake of humanity and all the "Thanksgiving" days the world over...

A grateful 'thank you' is in accordance with the law of Karma which says:
'What goes around comes around.'

"Thank You" for reading the above 😀😀

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