georgia2 Posted September 28, 2008 Report Posted September 28, 2008 In tonight's meeting I was really inspired by President Uchtdorf's talk. He told us that we can attain Godly happiness while on the earth by emulating Heavenly Father. Creation and compassion are the keys he said. I have considered the happiness that creating something gives me. When he described it tonight, as taking unorganized materials and creating something out of it that was not there before, it made sense! What joy and inner fulfillment is felt as you gaze upon your flower garden, a piece of clothing you made, plants you started from seed, a photograph you arrange and manipulate the lighting on. And it does not end. Each time you look on these things it gives you a sense of happiness and peace. Then he spoke on compassion. What one thing have you ever done that gives you any more happiness, joy and peace than to help someone who needs it? Give clothes to someone who has none, food to someone hungry, a smile to someone sad, a hug to someone lonely, and your heart swells to new heights, to enlarge, and beat even stronger. I am so grateful I have a knowledge of the restored Gospel! I am so grateful I have a testimony! I am so grateful to know that Heavenly Father loves us and gives us encouragement!!! Quote
browneyes Posted September 28, 2008 Report Posted September 28, 2008 I was totally moved by President Uchtdorf's talk. On the way home from church me and my neighbor were talking about how the talk had effected us in different ways and how we could apply it. Quote
Prodigal_Son Posted September 28, 2008 Report Posted September 28, 2008 My wife was able to attend the conference last night. She, also, expressed profound gratitude for Pres. Uchtdorf's talk. (She also said that the lady directing the choir looked possessed!!!) Quote
AngelonaWing Posted September 28, 2008 Report Posted September 28, 2008 Here is the Link to listen to the conference.General Relief Society Meeting Quote
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