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Inspiration on the Word of Wisdom

I have been thinking about the word of wisdom a lot lately. In primary last week, I taught a lesson on the word of wisdom. It was fun, but I have also been thinking about how maybe I was just scraping the surface of what that revelation is all about. I feel like over the past couple of years, my life has been confusing when it comes to food.

I have had to make several changes in my diet to breastfeed my children who have allergies and food intolerances. That made me aware.

I have watched documentaries that changed both what I ate, and the type of food I bought in the grocery stores. That made me a little more aware.

I have had conversations with friends that are vegans, vegetarians, and self-proclaimed health nuts. That has also made me aware.

I feel like changes need to be made in my life. And, I’ve made some. We eat less meat, we eat different grains that I didn’t even know existed a few years ago. I try to teach my kids to eat fruits and veggies at every meal. I know what to do to be healthy, but I don’t always do it.

But, lately, I feel the whisperings of the spirit that another change needs to be made. Perhaps a more drastic one. But, I’m confused by what I read, what people tell me, and what I feel in my heart. I’m trying to sort it all out. I hope that attending the LDS Holistic Living Conference will guide me in the right direction. I have also ordered this book and plan to study it.

The truth is that I know that there is more I need to learn about health and nutrition and I feel like those promptings are coming directly from my Heavenly Father. I hope that I can follow them, learn what He wants me to learn, and become healthier in the process.

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About Meredith

Meredith is a native Texan who is currently living in Salt Lake City, UT. She graduated from the University of Utah in 2002 with a B.A. degree in Psychology and a minor in Human Development and Family Studies. She has been married for almost 10 years and has three beautiful children who consume most of her time. However, she started blogging in 2007 and has fallen in love with the idea of becoming a writer. She started scrapbooking over 10 years ago, and has become obsessed with that as well. She also dreams of the day when someone will pay her to scrapbook for them! When she is not scrapbooking, or blogging, she loves to people watch, and analyze what makes people tick. Meredith is proud to be a Mormon, and even served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints where she fell in love with the Latin culture and learned to speak Spanish. Visit Meredith on her personal blog at www.fakingpictureperfect.wordpress.com