From our early childhood we were taught to say "Thank you". These simple words express our gratitude and appreciation, teach that we have to thank for what we receive. We also show good manners when we say "Thank you".

Learning process begins with a child just repeating these words until it becomes her habit. At this stage words "Thank you" are still empty and dry, nevertheless parents are happy to hear them and continue encourage their children.

Due course of time as the children accumulate more experiences in hearing and expressing "Thank you", these words begin to come from the heart. Children start to feel them.

Thankfulness triggers and builds gratefulness. Gratefulness is like the youngest brother of love because it releases and builds warmth, happiness and joy and causes reciprocation.

As you can see these simple words "Thank you" lead us to love.

Another important thing is that words "Thank you" close the subject or the matter. When you say "Thank you", you are without the need of experiencing the same again because gratefulness also means that you are aware of what you have received.