Today's thought

“Norman Cousins wrote, ‘No man need fear death; he need fear only that he may die without having known his greatest power—the power of his free will to give of his life to others. If something comes to life in others because of you, then you have made an approach to immortality.’” Thomas S. Monson, Ensign,Oct 1993, 2

Today's thought

“Despite pockets of evil, the world overall is majestically beautiful, filled with many good and sincere people.” Richard G. Scott, Liahona, May 2004, 100–102

Today's thought

“Dwelling in the world is part of our mortal test. The challenge is to live in the world yet not partake of the world’s temptations which will lead us away from our spiritual goals. When one of us gives up and succumbs to the wiles of the adversary, we may lose more than our own soul. Our surrender could cause the loss of souls who respect us in this generation. Our capitulation to temptation could affect children and families for generations to come.” Robert D. Hales, Ensign, May 1998, 75

Today's thought

“Sometimes in the deepest darkness there is no external light—only an inner light to guide and to reassure.” Neal A. Maxwell, Ensign, Nov 1994, 34

“Be patient. As Robert Frost said, with many things the only way out is through. Keep moving. Keep trying.” Jeffrey R. Holland, However Long and Hard the Road, September 2002

Today's thought

“To press on in noble endeavors, even while surrounded by a cloud of depression, will eventually bring you out on top into the sunshine.” Ezra Taft Benson, Tambuli, Mar 1987, 2

Today's thought

“God’s eternal purpose is for you to be successful in this mortal life. No matter how wicked the world becomes, you can earn that blessing. Seek and be attentive to the personal guidance given to you through the Holy Spirit. Continue to be worthy to receive it. Reach out to others who stumble and are perplexed, not certain of what path to follow. Your security is in God your Father and His Beloved Son, Jesus Christ.” Richard G. Scott, Liahona, May 2004, 100–102

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