Happy Thanks Giving!

Happy Thanks Giving Divine Spiners!

Yesterday I was able to attend a Thanks Giving function at my son's school (I attached a photo of him when he was 4 days old).  My wife was in charge of organizing the schools Thanks Giving event.  What they did was made meals for 30 seniors and delivered them to their homes.  The grade 3 students also made 'Stone Soup'.  If you have ever read the book you will remember that stone soup is about a whole community contributing to the making of a soup that they all share in.  Each child in my son's school brought their favorite vegetable and it was put into the pot and someone made an amazing soup that fed about 100 people!

It was an incredible event to see each child beaming with pride as they got to share with their parents this soup that they contributed to and then delivering meals to seniors.  This one lady we brought a meal to was so emotional about us bringing her food.  The kids sang her two songs and her heart was so open.  What a beautiful moment to witness.  My heart was definately wide open!  

 This is what Thanks Giving is all about for me.  Giving for the sake of giving, touching someone else's heart.  The seniors were touched, the children were touched and all the parents were touched.  What goodness to put into the universe.  The vibration of the world was elevated by a few simple acts of kindness.  Peoples lives were brightened.  It warms my heart to think that 30 seniors today will have food for Thanks Giving.  The children of the school made a difference.  

I am so grateful to be alive!  To be a part of all of your lives.  I give thanks to each and everyone of you for allowing me to be a part of your life.  You have enriched my life beyond words.  I wake up every morning giving thanks for each of you.  I am so inspired by you!  We all have so much to live for.  

Thank you Thank you Thank you!

 Make today Great!  Reach out and extend a warm heart to a stranger, to someone you know, whomever.  Give them a soft touch or a warm smile, every little bit matters.

 I love you all and wish you a wonderfully bountiful Thanks Giving.

Dr. Derek and Family