Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a day to express gratitude to our families and friends. I would like to thank all my family, friends and clients for being a part of my life. I decided to focus this blog post on writing positive words to each letter of the word Thanksgiving and giving a brief description.
T is for thankful. I am thankful for my relatives and friends. You are a blessing to my life.
H is hug. A hug is the simplest way to express to someone that you care.
A is appreciation. I truly appreciate the support from my growing Vibrational Sound Practitioner family.
N is noble. The word is rarely used today; but it relates to having higher characteristics of honesty, generosity, courage and loyalty. I encourage you to compliment a friend by identifying one of these traits.
K is for kiss. Whether you kiss someone checks, hands or lips, it is a truly expression of love.
G is for giving. The holiday season is about giving your time or money to worthy cause or organization. Spend 2 to 4 hours a month volunteering to at a community activity or donating money to a community project.
I is for incredible. You are an incredible person.
What is something incredible you did this year? Did you fall in love, take a fantastic trip, graduate, or something else? It can be something small or big, but you felt great when it happened.
V is variety of kindness actions. There are a variety of ways to show your love and gratefulness to family and friends. It can be a hug, phone call or text or soup when the person is sick.
I is Inner Peace. When you express thankfulness and gratitude, you feel inner peace within yourself. Inner Peace can also be felt when meditating and focusing on the present.
N is ‘love’ note. Whether you leave one for your husband or a special note for your child, you make his or her day a little or lot brighter. It can be as simple as I love you with lots of emoji’s.
G is for gratitude. It is an action that we need to practice every day. Many self-improvement books suggest listing 5 things you are grateful for every day before bed.
What words would you assign to each letter in Thanksgiving?