Three Things I Grateful For Research Paper

Gratefulness is a virtue that is established through showing appreciation for what you have. I am not a materialistic person so the main three things that I am grateful is life, religion, and structure. I know one day I may not have specific material things and I may lose valuable family and friends. These three things can continue for my whole life and it gives me joy, hope, and peace.

I’m grateful for life because everyday I have another chance. I have a fresh start, a new day, a new beginning. No matter the mistakes I make or the things I fail to accomplish, a new day is a new opportunity. Life is a chance to achieve and dream. Life is the begining to all your achievements, your relationships, and all your memories. With a new day I get

to grow older and thrive in my existence. Relationships develop over time and life alone gives me the valuable time to build. George Bernad Shaw said “Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.” Life gives you time to discover who you are and who you want to become. Without life you wouldn’t grow and change. Your stages and experiences help mold you into who you are.

I’m grateful for religion. Whether your religion is one that believes in the father and the son or multiple Gods. A religion gives a person peace of mind. It eases your fears of an afterlife and it gives you perspective and a goal to reach. Religion gives you faith even when you see no way out of a situation. It keeps you in moral standards which is in the boundaries of the law. Religion brings joy and love in households, families, churches, communities, etc. Mahatma Gandhi said “When I admire the wonders of a sunset or the beauty of the moon, my soul expands in the worship of the creator.”

I’m grateful for structure because it gives our life stability and balance. The government has structure our everyday lives’ and they protected us from anarchy. Thomas Jefferson said “ “The care of human life and happiness, and not their destruction, is the first and only object of good government.” People can have value in their belongings and they can protect what they have earned. Structure provides us with liberty, freedom, and the American Dream.

In conclusion life, religion, and structure