Wishing you the very best in health. In her wonderful book, The Simple Abundance Journal of Gratitude , Sarah Ban Breathnach tells the delightful story of two farmers, both poor, who were walking along an old country road, when they passed by their beloved rabbi. The economy is bad. I barely have food for my family. And it looks like the rains will never arrive.
Life is lousy.
Things couldn't be better. Every day brings new joy and blessings with my friends and family. I'm so grateful for the gift that each day brings, for I know, rain or shine, all will unfold as God, in his infinite greatness knows best. The man's deep gratitude soared into the celestial spheres to resonate with the harmony of the heavenly hosts. These simple blessings represent a level of abundance that enriches us far beyond the level of countless other less fortunate people, who live in poverty and pain, cold and hunger, with few to no material comforts.