Pi and GRATITUDE
GRATITUDE Practice
Mathmatics
Mindfulness
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Pi and Gratitude: Finding Harmony in Life’s Infinite Digits

Much like Pi, GRATITUDE , holds an infinite depth within its simplicity. Living in GRATITUDE Today means appreciating the present moment and acknowledging the abundance that surrounds us. At first glance, GRATITUDE might seem like a fleeting emotion, something we experience momentarily and then move on from. However, like Pi's infinite decimals, practicing GRATITUDE expands and enriches our lives in ways we never imagined.
by Vismaya Rubin
Chanukkah menorah on the beach
GRATITUDE Practice
Jewish Holidays & GRATITUDE
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Adding Light to the World, A Hanukkah Miracle (Part 2)

Chanukkah, is the Jewish holiday known as the festival of lights. The word Chanukkah means rededication. The candelabra lit each night of Chanukah is called a menorah & holds nine candles. The ninth candle, the shamash or helper candle, is lit first and used to light the others. The shamash reminds us that we have the power (and obligation) to ignite the light in others. So how can you shed light unto others? How can Practicing GRATITUDE help you shine light on others?
by Vismaya Rubin