With the American Thanksgiving Holiday coming, we should all be cognizant of being thankful, and for what?
For whatever there is, around in each of our own lives, but also Christ, God and the Holy Spirit, binding us all together in one galactic daydream that is life.
When we sit for turkey, we should be thankful for the time and the circumstance, we should be thankful for just a moment to breath, and further, we should show our thanks by imparting a blessing on someone else: from volunteering to serve or cooking, buying supplies or shuttling diners back and forth to the meal, something to let the world know our gratitude, something to shine a light for all the believers, something to for once honor the meek, something to give blessed mercy to everyone else.
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