I read an article today that's been floating around the internet. It made me think. It was written by an LDS bishop about the lessons he has learned by simply listening to the people who seek his guidance as their local spiritual leader. I was humbled by the many significant statements he made about his lessons learned, and found these especially insightful: I have learned that we believe it is a strength to conceal weakness. I am a major culprit of this one. Not just weakness, but every undesirable attribute. Why is it so natural to pretend all the time and put up such a fake front? I have learned that it is easy to want others to overlook our flaws as we expect perfection in them. Sorry, Honey. I have learned that it is hardest to show compassion and grant forgiveness to those closest to us. True. I have learned that to deal with life’s pain most of us choose one of the following: alcohol, drugs, pornography, or spirituality. This, I think, was...