Gratitude Unplugged

Rediscovering the Heart of Thanksgiving in a Loud World

De: Joseph Ejike Ojih

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“Gratitude Unplugged: Rediscovering the Heart of Thanksgiving in a Loud World” is not just a book about a holiday—it is a revelation about the human heart. In a culture obsessed with perfection and performance, Joseph Ejike Ojih (Ph.D.) peels back the layers of myth, noise, and nostalgia that surround Thanksgiving to reveal what gratitude truly means. Through history, psychology, and soul-searching reflection, he traces the journey from the first feast of 1621 to the modern table, where abundance often hides anxiety and ritual masks longing.

This powerful and emotionally rich book dares readers to see Thanksgiving not as a day, but as a mirror—to confront the tension between joy and guilt, love and loss, belonging and silence. With tender honesty and poetic insight, Dr. Ojih explores how gratitude can both heal and haunt, how it shapes identity and memory, and how the simple act of giving thanks can become a radical act of truth. “Gratitude Unplugged” is for anyone who has ever smiled through sorrow, prayed through noise, or longed for meaning in the midst of plenty. It is not a sentimental holiday read—it is a soulful return to what makes being human worth celebrating.