i cant stop making random thougts and then fast pray in my mind and tell the Generic God same words and prayers. i do it almost every 5 minutes or less. and as i was fast praying i felt a twich in that specific spot again. ocd is telling me ocd: "maybe the Generic God is giving you signs to stop the constant praying in your mind" what do you think. i mean ok i many times feel twiches in that spot especially when anxious but most of the times they have a burning sensation.
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Prayer is not just saying words to God. Prayer includes being sensitive to God and submissive to Him in His peace > there is deeper-than-words sharing, in prayer which is communication. So our constant praying needs to be not only in words, but in submitting to how God personally rules us in His peace >
"And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to which also you were called in one body; and be thankful." (Colossians 3:15)
If I may ask, what are you saying to God, and why? He is concerned especially with your motives. He already knows what you want, your reason for wanting this, and if this is good for you, by the way
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Kostilaks, I pray that the true God of heaven and earth will reveal Himself to you and enable you to seek Him only. Thank you for posting here.
I encourage you to reach out to the medical profession, to see if they can help you calm down your thought process, allowing you to have full control of your destiny, calmly choosing the direction of changes in your life.
I encourage you also to spend time reading the Bible. The more you read, the more you will see the power of God to change hearts and minds. The gospel of John is a good place to start.
Here is a very short bible study on John 1:1.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God".
What can we deduce from this? Looking ahead to verse 14 tells us, "The Word became flesh". So verse 1 is talking about Jesus who was known as the Christ (Messiah, or anointed one).
The Word was with God. With implies two things. There is a distinction between Christ and God, they are not identical. Also, they are together -- not separated or apart.
The Word was God. Christ is God, even though "God" and "Christ" are not absolutely identical.
May God bless you, as you study His written word, the Bible, and as you confront the issues of life.
I encourage you to reach out to the medical profession, to see if they can help you calm down your thought process, allowing you to have full control of your destiny, calmly choosing the direction of changes in your life.
I encourage you also to spend time reading the Bible. The more you read, the more you will see the power of God to change hearts and minds. The gospel of John is a good place to start.
Here is a very short bible study on John 1:1.
"In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God".
What can we deduce from this? Looking ahead to verse 14 tells us, "The Word became flesh". So verse 1 is talking about Jesus who was known as the Christ (Messiah, or anointed one).
The Word was with God. With implies two things. There is a distinction between Christ and God, they are not identical. Also, they are together -- not separated or apart.
The Word was God. Christ is God, even though "God" and "Christ" are not absolutely identical.
May God bless you, as you study His written word, the Bible, and as you confront the issues of life.
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