I am again inspired by your words. Thank you Brother Callister!! The world would like us to think that being compassionate is to lower our expectations, give people a break, not put demands on others or reduce requirements for select groups.
Thank you for reminding us that it is truly LOVE, COMPASSION and RESPECT for others when expections are set, the bar remains high, and we believe in their alitities to succeed! I am grateful for parents, leaders, teachers and friends that helped me achieve hard things and didn't make it easier but supported and believed in me! That is love. That is compassion.
JobDecember 19, 2021
Thank you Brother McCallaster for this excellent article! Have a great day.
Cyndi H.December 17, 2021
Excellent article! We have the divine abilities to become as our Heavenly Father and Mother, but, we need to rise to our capacity and potential. Expecting less doesn't help anyone in this life or the next!
WendyDecember 17, 2021
This is so totally appropriate in the USA today. I want to exceed my own expectations after reading it, and I’m 74!
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Taressa E.December 21, 2021
I am again inspired by your words. Thank you Brother Callister!! The world would like us to think that being compassionate is to lower our expectations, give people a break, not put demands on others or reduce requirements for select groups. Thank you for reminding us that it is truly LOVE, COMPASSION and RESPECT for others when expections are set, the bar remains high, and we believe in their alitities to succeed! I am grateful for parents, leaders, teachers and friends that helped me achieve hard things and didn't make it easier but supported and believed in me! That is love. That is compassion.
JobDecember 19, 2021
Thank you Brother McCallaster for this excellent article! Have a great day.
Cyndi H.December 17, 2021
Excellent article! We have the divine abilities to become as our Heavenly Father and Mother, but, we need to rise to our capacity and potential. Expecting less doesn't help anyone in this life or the next!
WendyDecember 17, 2021
This is so totally appropriate in the USA today. I want to exceed my own expectations after reading it, and I’m 74!
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