I think each of us can relate to this in one way or another. Some of us have bigger "heartbreaks" than others, but they can all be beautiful. It depends on how we choose to look at what the Lord gives us.
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Today in Relief Society, we read D&C 78:17-18. It talks about how the Lord has many blessings in store for us in the future, no matter where we are today, as long as we continue to follow Him.
ReplyDeleteI found it interesting because He said in verse 18 "ye cannot bear all things now," while He is talking about blessings. I'm sure He means that we cannot bear all hard things now, either, nor all knowledge. But I find fun to play with the thought that maybe we cannot handle all the blessings that we want/desire from the Lord until we are ready for them, too.
It's true that some of us have bigger heartbreaks. And it's very true that some of us have bigger or more immediate blessings as well. But most of all, it's true that Christ, through His Atonement, will make all things fair/equitable in the end.