@BearDrummer1970 Depends on how much you believe in superstition. You can take it at face value, meaning you each get your wish. Or one of the following:
1. The turkey granted a wish to someone struck by the 3rd piece
2. The turkey granted a family wish
3. The turkey disliked both wishes
The basis of moral principles is to have a real concern for the well-being of others and an appreciation of the oneness of humanity. Whether science or religion is constructive or destructive depends on our motivation and whether we are guided by moral principles.
There will always be days where I dwell on all the different people I hurt, and there will be conversations that I have to remove myself from. But I am happy and confident with who I am today, because it is not who I was yesterday nor who I may be tomorrow. I am secure and loved.
When you hurt others, you must own what you have done. To cause another any kind of pain should cause you pain yourself, and this is called empathy. Yet we are often selfish creatures who do not acknowledge our faults. It is through this acknowledging of our failure that we grow.
When I began to admit that I was wrong, I learned to stop chasing after being right. I stopped needing the respect of always being right. I learned what I really needed was help overcoming my hurtful ways. I got help when I needed it and it began to change the very way I think.