August 3, 2002

We got a letter from my mom today. She talked about priorities and putting the Lord first. That reminded me that when school starts I hope I always get up 15 minutes early to make time to pray and read the scriptures. I know if I do that I will be better prepared to face the demands of law school. In fact, setting a goal to read and pray each morning will probably help me as much with school as any school related goal because I know that when I put the Lord first he will bless me with the enlarged abilities I need to succeed in law school. That is my goal, to pray each morning, and to read the scriptures for 15 minutes or so each morning before I do anything else. That will help me succeed as much as anything I could do. I know the Lord will bless me if I seek Him, and I need His blessings as much as ever, and I want to be near him.

3 comments:

  1. I would like ot hear how the story continues...

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  2. Came across this posting and was wondering did you ever find spiritual independence? Have you found that you are blessed whether you read scriptures and pray on a set schedule? Have you found your spiritual freedom? I too have left the Mormon religion and after my search for true happiness I could never go back to Mormonism or any religion for that matter. Spiritualism has been more freeing to me that anything has ever been in my life. I hope that you have found that also. I do know that Mormonism, being my frame of reference, has also caused much division in my family, I grew up in. It was a challenge to make my own path, and I have been shunned by parents and several siblings. So it has not been easy, but I found that when one follows their "knowing" one can withstand anything. Much love to you and in your life journey. :)

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  3. Wow! A comment! I need to get back on this project. If someone found this when it hasn't been updated in forever, I should get back to posting about my journey. The short answer is 'yes.' For the long answer, well, I should get back to telling the story.

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