The clergyman smiled upon me when I reported what answer they gave, but said nothing a good while; but at last, shaking his head, We that are Christ's servants, says he, can go no further than to exhort and instruct: and when men comply, submit to the reproof, and promise what we ask, 'tis all we can do; we are bound to accept their good words; but believe me, sir, said he, whatever you may have known of the life of that man you call Will Atkin's, I believe he is the only sincere ...
Seven Principles for Cultivating Gratitude: 1  Gratitude is independent of our objective life circumstances. 2  Gratitude is a function of attention. 3  Entitlement precludes gratitude.  We often take for granted that which we receive on a regular 1  basis. Gratitude can be cultivated through sincere self-reflection. Expressing gratitude, through words and deeds, enhances our experience of gratitude. Our deepest sense of gratitude comes through grace, with the awareness that we have not earned, nor do we deserve all that we've been given.
ÎµÏÏÎ±ÏÎ¹ÏÏÏ/ÏÎ±ÏÎ±ÎºÎ±Î»Ï (efharistÃ³/parakalÃ³) Meaning: Thank you/Youâre welcome. Being able to thank someone is one of the basic human interactions. But being able to respond when someone thanks you is equally useful. However, you could also just give a smile.