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acv2: When I visit the temple, I… by acv2

• on June 11, 2008 |
  Tags: Temple

  When I visit the temple, I truly feel the presence of the Lord. His loving arms embrace me, and I know that He knows what I’m going through. More than that, I cannot say, because it is a feeling that can only be felt, not explained.

   

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  Mormon Soprano 9:30 am on June 12, 2008 | #

  When I visit the temple I feel power flowing in and through me. I have left the earth as we know it, and entered into a realm between heaven and earth. Being in that holy, quiet place reminds me that I am an eternal being with many more talents, gifts, and abilities untapped. There comes a great peace and understanding into my being that someday all dreams, hopes and longing will be fulfilled. For now, it is enough to “be still and know that [He] is God”. There is nowhere my soul longs more to be than in the temple, for there in the presence of my Savior I have “come home” and in doing so find my true self.

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