The Spiritual Practice of Gratitude

"The Spiritual Cultivation of Gratitude" In nature, crows still know the kindness of feeding back, and lambs still know the virtue of kneeling to breast, let alone humans who are the spirits of all things? Learning to be "thankful" is especially important for today's children. Because most of today's families have only children. They are the center of the family, the "little emperors" and "little princesses" of the family. There were four or five adults in the family surrounding them, and they would give the children whatever they wanted. It was really like "if you hold it in your mouth, it will melt, and if you hold it in your hand, it will fall off." Over time, the child only has himself in his heart and no one else. To let them learn to be "thankful" is actually to let them learn to respect others. When children thank others for their good deeds, their first reaction is often that they should do the same in the future. This gives children a behavioral hint and allows them to know how to love and help others from an early age.