We live in a very mad world when all is said and done. The pressures are tremendous. We fly at high speeds. We drive at high speeds. We program ourselves. . . . There is hardly time to reflect and think and pause and meditate. I daresay that most [of us] have not taken an hour in the last year to just sit down quietly, each man [or woman] to himself [or herself], as a son [or daughter] of God, reflecting upon his [or her] place in this world, upon his [or her] destiny, upon his [or her] capacity to do good, upon his [or her] mission to make some changes for good. We need to. . . . President McKay said to us once, to the Brethren of the Twelve, “Brethren, we need to meditate more. We’re so busy doing little things. We need to meditate more.” I believe, my brethren [and sisters], that we need to (Teachings of Gordon B. Hinckley, 334–35).
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 10:27:34 +0000
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