Thankful

Today's Resolution: Feel Grateful For The Basics

Gretchen Rubin | Posted 04.17.2012

Gretchen Rubin

One of the unhappy truths about human nature is that it's hard for us to appreciate what we have until we lose it.

Interview With John Castagnini of the "ThankGodi" Series

Ronald Alexander, Ph.D. | Posted 04.04.2012

Ronald Alexander, Ph.D.

Even though every cloud might have a silver lining, does it really make sense to actually be thankful for the tragic, even horrific events in our lives? John Castagnini thinks so.

I am Thankful and Please Help A School in Haiti

Grace Li | Posted 01.25.2012

Grace Li

It's Thanksgiving. Today, I'm thankful for... My little brother, who seems to be growing up much too fast and yet is still just a child, because he...

Say Thanks

Rick Hanson, Ph.D. | Posted 01.28.2012

Rick Hanson, Ph.D.

You can't possibly say thank you to everything you're given. No one can. So when you do say thanks, it's a token of your appreciation for the larger whole, joining you with that whole.

For What Are You Truly Thankful?

Dr. Cara Barker | Posted 01.16.2012

Dr. Cara Barker

Yes, those who are afraid of expressing their feelings might judge, sneer, scoff. I say, let them. We each get to choose how we wish to live. I choose another path.

Faith, Works,\ And Thankfulness In The Eye of the Storm

Fr. Peter-Michael Preble | Posted 08.18.2011

Fr. Peter-Michael Preble

On June 1, the small Town of Southbridge, Massachusetts was hit by an F3 tornado that left several sections of the Town devastated.

A Moment to Appreciate

Amy Chan | Posted 11.17.2011

Amy Chan

All you know for sure in life is the moment right in front of you.

For Thanksgiving: 12 Ways To Be Thankful

Therese Borchard | Posted 11.17.2011

Therese Borchard

It has only been with much work and lots of practice that I have been able to cultivate gratitude and be genuinely thankful. Here are 12 techniques I use to help me get to the parent of all virtues.

3 Ways To Develop Gratitude (The Great Healer)

Rabbi Alan Lurie | Posted 11.17.2011

Rabbi Alan Lurie

All that ails us and the world, and the cause of all cynicism and apathy, I believe, comes from the lack of one essential factor in our lives: gratitude. The greatest human spirits have recognized that gratitude is the most rewarding and transformational practices that we can undertake.