Quote by Thomas S. Monson

When you choose your friends with caution, plan your future with purpose, and frame your life with faith, you will merit the companionship of the Holy Spirit.

When you choose your friends with caution, plan your future

Summary

This quote suggests that making conscious choices in selecting friends, having clear goals for the future, and living a life guided by faith can lead one to experience the presence and support of the Holy Spirit. By surrounding oneself with positive and trustworthy individuals, setting meaningful objectives, and maintaining a strong belief system, one can create an environment that attracts divine assistance and guidance. It emphasizes the importance of intentional decision-making and living a purposeful, faithful life to invite spiritual companionship into one's journey.

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By Thomas S. Monson

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