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This reads as an invitation to widen gratitude beyond hardship. It suggests that prayer, or thanks, should not belong only to need and distress, but also to moments when life feels full and generous. It lands at times of success, good news, or ease, when the harder task is to stay humble and attentive rather than only asking for help.
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About Khalil Gibran
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