“President Gordon B. Hinckley believed in the healing power of service. After the death of his wife, he provided a great example to the Church in the way he immersed himself in work and in serving others. It is told that President Hinckley remarked to one woman who had recently lost her husband, ‘Work will cure your grief. Serve others.’
“Those are profound words. As we lose ourselves in the service of others, we discover our own lives and our own happiness.
“In today’s world of pop psychology, junk TV, and feel-good self-help manuals, this advice may seem counterintuitive. We are sometimes told that the answer to our ills is to look inward, to indulge ourselves, to spend first and pay later, and to satisfy our own desires even at the expense of those around us. While there are times when it is prudent to look first to our own needs, in the long run it doesn’t lead to lasting happiness.”
Dieter F. Uchtdor
Nearly a pink blossom
Nearly a graduate
Nearly a cozy fire
Nearly a peach
Nearly Summer
Nearly at the end
Nearly one year out
Nearly jam
Nearly fifty-one years old
Nearly perfect
Perfect
“Think of a Wonderful Thought…”
