GRATITUDE NOTE V

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Thank God for the gift of our unique Bodies,
Thank the Most High for giving each of us 37.2 trillion cells in our bodies. 
Thank Atibluku for blessing each of us with 79 organs.
Thanks to Nana Nyame for giving each of us 12 organ systems. 
Thanks to Mawusogbolisa for gifting us the ability of communicating with each other. Thanks to  Ataa-Naa Nyษ”ล‹mษ” for giving us cognitive and creative abilities. 
Thanks to Naawuni for blessing us with consciousness, and self-awareness.
Thanks to Nyamenle for giving each of us the free Will, ethics, and morality.
Thanks to the Most High for supporting our unique cultural and technological development. 
For making us in His Divine Image, and breathing the BREATHE of LIFE in us, we are externally grateful.
Kindly extend our gratitude to the Most High for the LOVE, CARE and all the things HE keeps doing for us free of charge. 
Greetings ๐Ÿ™ 
©KYB ✍๐Ÿฟ08/11/2025

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