Mormon Musings

I promise you that as you willingly acknowledge and carefully treasure the spiritually defining events in your life, more and more will come to you. Elder Neal L. Andersen

"As important as it is to leave home every day with a full charge on your cell phone, it is far more important to be fully charged spiritually. Every time you plug in your phone, use it as a reminder to ask yourself if you have plugged in to the most important source of spiritual power—prayer and scripture study, which will charge you with inspiration through the Holy Ghost." —Randall L. Ridd, " The Choice Generation "

We become so accustomed to learning through our physical senses—by sight and sound and smell, by taste and touch—that some of us seem to learn in no other way.  But there are spiritual things that are not registered that way at all. Some things we simply feel, not as we feel something we touch, but as we feel something we  feel.   There are things, spiritual things, that are registered in our minds and recorded in our memories as pure knowledge. A knowledge of “things which have been, things which are, things which must shortly come to pass.” (D&C 88:79)  As surely as we know about material things, we can come to know of spiritual things . (emphasis added) President Boyd K. Packer, " The Mediator ," Ensign , May 1977, p. 54