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Huffington Post – A Pluralist’s Interfaith Thanksgiving.

The article weaves through several religions touching the heart and soul of each one.
It's just not you, ask Bill http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-L5JI57T8re0/TsxORUBheNI/AAAAAAAAOyg/HFwNi0icKyQ/s1600/Live.+Human.torso.jpgGates, whom God has blessed, he would say not enough! Ask the Homeless; the answer is still the same, not enough. Who has enough then? Then read the incredible story of gratitude. Appaiah turned around and asked me instead “Isn’t there so much to thank the lord?” I was rendered speechless. Here is a man with nothing to hope for, yet he is not complaining, that is gratitude!

The Native Americans believe that the world is one large family, inter-connected and inter-dependent web of life, where each one of us is a strand, what affects one, affects the other. It behooves us to care for each other for the web to remain intact. Indeed, Hinduism titles this beautifully, “Vasudaiva Kutumbukum” – the whole world is one family.


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mike-ghouse/interfaith-thanksgiving-c_b_1110631.html