Perhaps buying gifts for the holidays is one of your greatest joys. Perhaps it is one of your greatest nightmares. Either way, it can add a great deal of stress in terms of both time and money. Either way it feels best when your giving comes from the heart.
What are you excited to give this holiday season?
Chanukah celebrates the ultimate gift: the light that lasts, the realization of hope so improbable it can only be called faith.
When has your improbable hope turned out to be justified?
One of the many gifts our furry companions give us is that of touch—the primal pleasure of physical contact with a soft, warm, breathing body. Of course, the gift or touch can also come from flannel sheets, cozy bathrobes, hot baths or a favorite soft shirt.
What feels like a gift to your skin?
“One must be poor to know the luxury of giving.”
―George Eliot
What have you learned about giving from being poor?
We give gifts in celebration of the date of a person’s birth, marking our joy that they are here on the planet with us.
What gift has made you feel recognized and appreciated for the person that you are?
