There is freedom in the Holy Spirit, for mental conditions

[Gottservant]

Hi there,

I have finally gotten over the debilitating effect my schizophrenia has.

I have committed my sense-making to the Holy Spirit, and I am free.

So far, the Lord is serving me quite well - I am not sure how far it will have taken me (in the end).

Thanks for listening.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

So far, the Lord is serving me quite well - I am not sure how far it will have taken me (in the end).

Does this mean you are not sure how long it will last this way ?

 

[Gottservant]

I just mean that as with all things spiritual, how it starts out: it may not end up.

You could probably rebuff me and say "you should have more faith, in the Holy Spirit".

The point I am trying to make is that I am completely new to trusting in the Holy Spirit for my mental health and that it is - for me - a question of "further", not 'how much'.

Thanks for your interest.

 

[yeshuaslavejeff]

You could probably rebuff me and say "you should have more faith, in the Holy Spirit".

Not at all - that would not be encouraging, helpful or uplifting, would it!?

Rather, if you are able to do internet and library and health food store searches,
you may find out God's Way of continued, maintained, and improving health , or best helps anyway (most people never find out).

Your faith seems to be , today, stronger and better than most. (no boasting , except in Jesus ! )

 

[Gottservant]

Thank you for your kind words, brother, I appreciate them.

 

[mukk_in]

Hi there,

I have finally gotten over the debilitating effect my schizophrenia has.

I have committed my sense-making to the Holy Spirit, and I am free.

So far, the Lord is serving me quite well - I am not sure how far it will have taken me (in the end).

Thanks for listening.

Hallelujah! No better cure than Him! .

 

[Tolworth John]

I have finally gotten over the debilitating effect my schizophrenia has.

I have committed my sense-making to the Holy Spirit, and I am free

I am glad that you are over the effect of your mental illness.

But I am concerned by your statement that you are free.
Free of what?
Free from schizophrenia?
What do your doctors say?

If you have the all clear from them, and I hope you do, do you know what signs to watch out for?

 

[Catherineanne]

Hi there,

I have finally gotten over the debilitating effect my schizophrenia has.

I have committed my sense-making to the Holy Spirit, and I am free.

So far, the Lord is serving me quite well - I am not sure how far it will have taken me (in the end).

Thanks for listening.

Good.

But don't stop taking any properly prescribed medication. God uses doctors as well.

 

[Catherineanne]

I just mean that as with all things spiritual, how it starts out: it may not end up.

You could probably rebuff me and say "you should have more faith, in the Holy Spirit".

The point I am trying to make is that I am completely new to trusting in the Holy Spirit for my mental health and that it is - for me - a question of "further", not 'how much'.

Thanks for your interest.

See above. Take the medication as well, if you have any.

 

[brinny]

Hello my friend.

 

[Gottservant]

Thanks for your comments, everyone.

I am glad that you are over the effect of your mental illness.

But I am concerned by your statement that you are free.
Free of what?
Free from schizophrenia?
What do your doctors say?

If you have the all clear from them, and I hope you do, do you know what signs to watch out for?

The schizophrenia basically transitions mindfulness to basic cognition, so that a greater emphasis can be placed on "memory".

I am free, of anxiety (anxiety that I have the right level of progression spiritually).

Prior to the Holy Spirit's help, I was sure something could be done about it, but didn't know what: now I have patience, if nothing else.

Thanks for asking.