Divine Energy

I have had so many people comment on the name I chose to represent my jewelry. I've been pondering over many different comical ways to introduce you to the idea behind the name. Truth is, there isn't anything comical about it. There's so much meaning and symbolism behind the name Divine Energy. I'd be remiss if I used this opportunity to show of my sass and sarcasm. Divine Energy is the Light of Christ. It's an influence for good. After the year of health issues that the previous posts address I was left with a heavy heart, great financial burden, and an all around darkness. On an especially dark day in January, I was overwhelmed with the torment of my mind. In desperation I went to my Heavenly Father, I prayed, more like begged for relief. Relief from myself and the trials that I was facing at the time. I know I am not alone in feeling that way. The adversary will have us believe we have been abandoned. Forgotten. That our good wasn't good enough. That the world would go on without us for the better. It was in those moments of desperation when pleading with my Heavenly Father that the name Divine Energy was manifest. We each have within us divine qualities. Not unlike Esther of the Old Testament, we have each been placed here at this time for a divine purpose. I believe that The Lord can place us each in particular circumstances so that we can be of service to others. As President Utchdorf said “The Lord gave you your responsibilities for a reason. There may be people and hearts only you can reach and touch. Perhaps no one else could do it in quite the same way” (“Lift Where You Stand,” Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2008, 56). In that statement is my hope for Divine Energy. To share my love for my Savior Jesus Christ. I am just an imperfect, anxiety ridden woman hanging onto the handlebars of life. I am striving to be strong, to serve more and love unconditionally. I'm just a simple country girl hoping to be a light in the storms of life to others. I pray thatt these little pieces of light will shine for you or for those you are considering buying jewelry for. May we all be a little kinder, laugh a little more often, love our Savior faithfully and wear more camouflage. Note to self: I AM ENOUGH Check back tomorrow to see what kind of uplifting trouble I can get into!