What is the best thing to be thankful for?

Look into your own heart and note your wares. Try out each thing you see there. See if it has real value—is made of eternal stuff.

Get a line on true values and what in life is of vital importance.

The test is always—can you take the thing with you out of life? A hasty glance seems to show that one can take nothing. 

Look again. One takes patience, charity, unselfishness,  and another's gratitude, which is a blessing too.

One may take the result of kindness and help, which expanded and lifted another human pilgrim. Sunshine, courage, simple faith and sweetness.

The man, who lays aside a business problem to care for the distress—or perplexity of a little child has chosen the real and laid by the unimportant thing.

Any help to a soul in trouble is a vital service, which registers in the spirit world and helps determine what class you enter.