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Jeff VanDrimmelen

Treasure of Eternal Value - President Thomas S. Monson - 0 views

  • It was as though I were leading the search for the hidden treasure of precious ivory.
  • I wish to provide the three pieces of your treasure map to guide you to your eternal happiness. They are: 1. Learn from the past. 2. Prepare for the future. 3. Live in the present.
  • “I awoke this morning and took my violin from its case. All day long I played the music I love. In the evening when the light grew dim and I could see to play no longer, I placed the instrument in its case. It will be enough. Tomorrow I leave [for my mission].” Forty-five years later, on June 23, 1938, Benjamin wrote in his journal: “The greatest decision I ever made in my life was to give up something I dearly loved to the God I loved even more. He has never forgotten me for it.”2
    • Jeff VanDrimmelen
       
      Wow... this really is a great story. It makes me think about my own life. Am I willing to give the Lord everything I have? Am I willing to give up my greatest possesions. I have covenenated to do so... :)
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  • Daydreaming of the past and longing for the future may provide comfort but will not take the place of living in the present. This is the day of our opportunity, and we must grasp it.
  • Technology has altered nearly every aspect of our lives. We must cope with these advances—even these cataclysmic changes—in a world of which our forebears never dreamed.
  • Someone has said the trouble with not having a goal is that you can spend your life running up and down the field and never cross the goal line.
    • Jeff VanDrimmelen
       
      Goals
  • There is no tomorrow to remember if we don’t do something today, and to live most fully today, we must do that which is of greatest importance. Let us not procrastinate those things which matter most.
  • Now I spend more time with my family. I use crystal glasses every day. I’ll wear new clothes to go to the supermarket if I feel like it. The words ‘someday’ and ‘one day’ are fading from my vocabulary. Now I take the time to call my relatives and closest friends. I’ve called old friends to make peace over past quarrels. I tell my family members how much I love them. I try not to delay or postpone anything that could bring laughter and joy into our lives. And each morning, I say to myself that this could be a special day. Each day, each hour, each minute is special.”
  • Ideas for Home Teachers
    • Jeff VanDrimmelen
       
      One of the wonderful things abut Diigo is the ability to share with one another. What are some other ideas you have for sharing this with others?
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    I wish to provide the three pieces of your treasure map to guide you to your eternal happiness. They are: 1. Learn from the past. 2. Prepare for the future. 3. Live in the present.
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