I am thankful that I KNOW that I have the right to exercise my own spirituality and religion as I see fit and not as anyone would dictate to me. I am thankful for the wisdom from the Divine Essence (God, Ya Bahaullabha, Hashem, Allah) presented in many Holy Writings (especially Baha'i writings and prayers) I am thankful to live in a country that does not demand that I follow "their god" or express my spirituality in ways that are not mine. I am thankful for FREE SPEECH. I have the right to say so, whatever it is. I am thankful that everyone is NOT like me, I love diversity. I learn from others. I am thankful for health and provision for this physical life; roof over my head, etc. I am thankful for my family and friends. Those who know me best, whom I love the most. I am thankful for the capacity to THINK for myself...and show others that it is OKAY. I am thankful that NO MATTER WHAT happens in this world, I have the right to respond according to my conscious and heart and I DO NOT HAVE TO live my life according to anyone else's agenda.
What are you thankful for? (this is a spirituality and religion, trolls can move on, share a real answer not some spam)
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@TheOneyouwerewarnedaboutreally? that either says that you have NOTHING and want nothing in your life or you are a sausage and English muffin addict. 🤪
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout That's a very wise stance but does that mean you ARE thankful or just content with no feelings of gratitude and no direction in which to direct it? Just wondering. For instance, if you are an atheist, I wonder if it is "on your radar" to embrace thankfulness or gratitude and WHAT are you grateful for and do you feel compelled or bullied into directing it toward a deity? Just talking.
@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout Interesting. Random posting seems to set a wall so others don't get close. I get it. Disconnected sounds like a sad illusion. But if it makes you feel better, go for it. I sadly think that we are all intrinsically connected, whether we like that, or not, it may be just that. And it is just fine to be thankful for Sausage McMuffins...lol (I personally don't define any thing supposedly edible that comes out of the double arches as food)
