David speaks to his own soul with a command: "Don't forget." Why does he need to remind himself? Because humanity tends to forget gratitude.

We cry out to God in times of crisis, and He listens. But once the difficulty passes, we quickly forget to give thanks. We pray before the exam, but when it ends, we only look at the grade. David knows this weakness of the human heart well, so he commands his own soul: "Please, don't forget."

The phrase "all his benefits" is beautiful. Not just the great miracles, but everything. The ability to open your eyes in the morning, to breathe, to have food for today—all are benefits. This awareness of small things is what transforms our hearts.