Videos April 8, 20141 Min Read

Inspiring Thai Commercial

I love this Thai commercial that really inspires you to do good. If only we had more messages like this in the world, imagine the impact it could have.

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Steve Reed

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sjames on April 12, 2014 1:40 pm

Great video, thanks.

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Richard J. Nobbe III on April 8, 2014 1:58 pm

I was having a great day and then you make me weep. I was serving an interest of my own just now, but I am instead reminded to go and serve. Mosiah 4 came to my mind immediately. When I first read that chapter I also wept. And then I read it again and again and again. I try to live it. I think Mosiah 4 teaches us some of the greatest lessons in putting the Atonement to use in our lives. It is some of the most sacred scripture to me.

Thanks for ruining my day…….. ; )

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- oneclimbs on April 8, 2014 2:03 pm
  
  You’re welcome :)
  
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