The Atonement... was infinite in the divineness of the one sacrificed, in the comprehensiveness of its coverage, and in the intensiveness - incomprehensible to us - of the Savior's suffering.
Not My Will, but Thine by Neal A. Maxwell. 2008. Deseret Book. p. 55
You can discard most of the junk that clutters your mind –
things that exist only there – and clear out space for yourself:
…by comprehending the scale of the world
…by contemplating infinite time
…by thinking of the speed with which things change – each part
of every thing; the narrow space between our birth and death; the infinite time
before, the equally unbounded time that follows.
