How to thank Hashem?

[WayBackMachine]

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[jj1000]

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Start a new thread if you please.

[WayBackMachine]

Start a new thread if you please.

sometimes i feel so grateful but i dont know what to do with those feelings,
throw a kiddush? easy way out but costs a pretty penny
work on yourself well thats tough
it became the new norm to say TYH on move on, that's so convenient I love it (not really)

[Dan]

sometimes i feel so grateful but i dont know what to do with those feelings,
throw a kiddush? easy way out but costs a pretty penny
work on yourself well thats tough
it became the new norm to say TYH on move on, that's so convenient I love it (not really)

Learn more torah?
Say more tehilim?

[justaregularguy]

sometimes i feel so grateful but i dont know what to do with those feelings,
throw a kiddush? easy way out but costs a pretty penny
work on yourself well thats tough
it became the new norm to say TYH on move on, that's so convenient I love it (not really)

start a new thread if you please

[AsherO]

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[Lurker]

Start a new thread if you please.

New threads are a great way to thank Hashem.

[justaregularguy]

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ma hu rachum, af ata rachum

[jj1000]

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The very essence of saying Baruch Hashem or Thank You hashem should not be overlooked as nothing. In and of itself is a huge accomplishment and good thing to do.

[Euclid]

New threads are a great way to thank Hashem.

You even say a bracha on them

[AsherO]

sometimes i feel so grateful but i dont know what to do with those feelings,
throw a kiddush? easy way out but costs a pretty penny
work on yourself well thats tough
it became the new norm to say TYH on move on, that's so convenient I love it (not really)

Maybe paying lip service to “TYH” doesn’t feel real to you, but living in gratitude to the Almighty is a wonderful mindset to have, and vocalizing that frequently (but with sincerity, not just rote or as an idiom) as an amazing vibe.

Gratitude is empowering because it is the antithesis to taking things for granted. Living with gratitude means that in anything we do we appreciate the gift and opportunity of that moment/experience.

The famous story/teaching of the Baal Shem Tov about ואתה קדוש יושב תהילות ישראל how our Hashem awaits and “sits on” (maybe in modern English you’d say “is carried”) by those who praise him. There’s real power in that!

It’s tough to work on oneself if the mindset is about breaking habits or becoming something/someone else. But if you see it as being present and seeing reality for what it is, then it isn’t so far fetched.

[AsherO]

New threads are a great way to thank Hashem.

Which is why many people say שהחיינו on a בגד חדש

[aygart]

The very essence of saying Baruch Hashem or Thank You hashem should not be overlooked as nothing. In and of itself is a huge accomplishment and good thing to do.

+1000000000
Say it with meaning. Feel it. That is the best way.

[CountValentine]

This reads to me like G-d needs to be thanked like we do for humans. Shouldn't our actions be the best way to show thanks?

[yungermanchik]

It's the acknowledgement that yes יש ה' בקרבנו!

[WayBackMachine]

This reads to me like G-d needs to be thanked like we do for humans. Shouldn't our actions be the best way to show thanks?

why did we come to this world?
we came to this world because נהמא דכיסופא, we believe that he owes us nothing and whatever he does is for our good, and its not deserved by our actions, so we need to thank him for the חסד and רחמים that he has on us, we thank for the past and pray for the future

[CountValentine]

why did we come to this world?

Thats an odd question.

[joe1234]

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Come early to שחרית and say פסוקי דזמרה with כוונה. There’s a lot of thanking Hashem in there. If you concentrate hopefully you’ll start meaning what you say.
It may not be so easy to wake up on time but definitely easier than working on yourself. If that’s also too hard than maybe just try it for a week…

[AsherO]

This reads to me like G-d needs to be thanked like we do for humans. Shouldn't our actions be the best way to show thanks?

There’s value to verbalizing things, not just for the one hearing but for the one saying it as well. This is true for human relationships/communications, and is certainly true for prayer.

[WayBackMachine]

Come early to שחרית and say פסוקי דזמרה with כוונה. There’s a lot of thanking Hashem in there. If you concentrate hopefully you’ll start meaning what you say.
It may not be so easy to wake up on time but definitely easier than working on yourself. If that’s also too hard than maybe just try it for a week…

so you want me to do the ice bucket challenge?