In today's GB News Daily Reflection, we reflect on how we feel the need for imperishable bliss because we're made for the giver, not just the gifts. 

"What satisfies us? A cold drink at the end of a long day, a good book and an old armchair, family occasions with the children or grandchildren, career or financial success. 

"Good things. Good gifts. And yet, even in contentment, I still feel the need for some imperishable bliss. The human heart is hungry.

"What we think will fill us up doesn't. Or it does. But contentment fades. Or it does, but it still leaves us wanting more."

In today's GB News Daily Reflection, we reflect on how we feel the need for imperishable bliss because we're made for the giver, not just the gifts. "What satisfies us? A cold drink at the end of a long day, a good book and an old armchair, family occasions with the children or grandchildren, career...{ai:summary}<p>The reflection emphasizes the human desire for lasting fulfillment, suggesting that while material pleasures and successes provide temporary satisfaction, they ultimately leave a deeper longing for something more enduring. The piece highlights the contrast between fleeting joys and the search for imperishable bliss.</p><p>This commentary suggests that true contentment comes from a connection to the giver of good things rather than the gifts themselves, indicating a spiritual or existential hunger that remains unquenched. #society</p>

GB News Daily Reflection - Monday 4th August

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