How can we show thanks?

 For many years Thanksgiving has been a staple holiday for many of our followers, bringing families together and reminding us what we're thankful for.

Though this day can come with many hardships, we'd here at the Church of Triadeism would like to remind you that today is a day of celebration, even with the problems this day brings.

How can we show what we're thankful for?

Well, we can begin by being thankful for our biggest gift, our lives.
Though they may hurt at times, and though it may be hard, our lives were a gift from the Gods, and we can remember that today.
We can be thankful for peace, if we have it, or be thankful for family.
There are many things to be thankful for today.

If you wish to give others something to be thankful for, consider donating to a popular charity today, such as any of your choice listed on Charities.org.

Remember today that hardships are always going to exist, yes, but it is optimism and thankfulness that make us human, and trying, even though it's hard, is what the Gods want us to do.
You being alive brings great joy to the Gods, and they want you to feast today in celebration of them.

To give, as stated in the Book of Triadeism, is to love, and the father gave to the Gods cloaks to show his love.

The brothers had naught, and the universe was cold, so the father gave to them cloaks of his skin so that they may not freeze.

 

Remind yourselves to ask how can you show thankfulness and love this Thanksgiving, gifts or even sharing a simple dinner with family, friends, or even yourself are all wonderful options.

Remember, the gods love you, and they want you to be happy.

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