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Principles in the type: "Should we not cherish the light posts [God] has given that guide us through the darkness and the trials of mortality?" Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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Principle in the type: "It is one of the great ironies of our age that we are blessed with so much and yet we can be so unhappy. The wonders of prosperity and technology overwhelm us and shower us with security, entertainment, instant gratification, and convenience. And yet all around us we see so much unhappiness. . . . Happiness doesn't come as a result of luck or accident. It most certainly doesn't come from having all our our wishes come true. Happiness doesn't come from external circumstances. It comes from the inside---regardless of what is happening around us. " Dieter F. Uchtdorf
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Principle in the type: "If we looked at mortality as the whole of existence, then pain, sorrow, failure, and short life would be calamity. But if we look upon life as an eternal thing stretching far into the premortal past and on into the eternal post-death future, then all happenings may be put in proper perspective." Spencer W. Kimball
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Principle in the type: "Sometimes ... we find ourselves repeatedly struggling with the same difficulties. As if we were climbing a tree-covered mountain, at times we don't see our progress until we get closer to the top and look back from the high ridges. Don't be discouraged." Neil L. Andersen
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Principle in the type: "Don't postpone joy until you've learned all your lessons. Joy is your lesson." Alan Cohen
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Principle in the text: "Life's better with company." Ryan Bingham
