Diana Leaney López Ruano

I didn't see anyone in purple yesterday. Granted,  we were at a Stake Center instead of the Conference Center,  but that's just it isn't it?  I wasn't in China or Japan,  not in Mexico or Guatemala-  I was in Kearns with four of my sisters.  As other women gathered with their mothers,  aunts,  friends,  cousins,   sisters all over the world-    we were united.   We are sisters.  We are God's Daughters. Somos hijas de un Padre Celestial que nos ama y nosotras lo amamos a Él. わたしたちは天父の娘です.天父はわたしたちを愛し,わたしたちも天父を愛しています。 We are daughters of our Heavenly Father, who loves us, and we love Him. 我们是天父的女儿。天父爱我们，我们也爱天父。 A daughter in His Kingdom...  Precious.  Faithful.  Beloved.   I used to not know what it meant to be a "Daughter of God".  I didn't know what they meant when they talked about "divinity".  I didn't know what my potential as a virtuous woman could actually be. ...

So I'm back in Utah. Seems like a pattern.  Leave for a China,  come back.  Leave for Japan,  and then come back again.  Always saying goodbye.  Not being able to make long term decisions because my life isn't permanently stationed in one place for more than a year. I am home so that I can fix things.  Fix my self physically,  mentally,  emotionally,  everything.  I'm here to make myself better so that I could serve my Father in Heaven,  so that I could serve my brothers and sisters in Japan with all of my heart,  might,  mind,  and strength. This is the hardest thing I've ever had to do.  The confused looks in my siblings eyes as we met in the airport.  I've discovered what it means to truly be loved.  They love me even though I felt I let them down.  I've always tried to be a hard working example for others and that is the real reason why I'm back. I'm back because I know that I'm su...