Often, our faith is measured by our attitude of gratitude. We often tend towards big things, and we end up neglecting important things. We reserve our gratitude for the ‘all expense paid meal at an exquisite hotel’ and never for the rain that made the food grow; we prefer to be grateful for the lump sum of money that is wired to our account by our rich parents than that poor aunty who calls to check on us. Here is even something more intriguing: An attitude of gratitude will never demand gratitude from others for acts of benefaction, but will … Continue reading #SV – The Nine