emotions all over the chart
Posted: Tue Jan 12, 2010 1:09 pmI'm amazed at how much the things of life effect our emotions.
My emotions have been all over the place for a few months now.
Feeling like a roller coaster.
Today it's more of a whirl wind, I'm not sure how I feel.
Excited, happy, sad, frustrated, and even a bit upset.
How can one feel all these things at once?
I've managed.
Someone mentioned something good must be coming.
Never thought of it that way before.
A break through?
Possibly many break through.
The counseling study speaks of how things go into our minds, then our spirit is effected, then our body responds.
Fear and doubt enter the mind, the spirit begins to become unsettled and the panic attacks, trembling, tension, upset stomach, headaches, sleepless nights, begin.
Something has to stop or we'll become ill.
So we begin to fight back. We could cover the real issue with our devices. Drugs, alcohol, work, sleep.
The true reward comes when we can capture the thoughts of doubt and fear and begin to trust in the God who loves us to carry us through. The more we work this, the easier it is.
The whisperer loves to torture us with his lies. I have the joy that comes from not letting him push my buttons this week. I realized what keeps getting me upset and stealing my joy. Behind that was a button and I chose to not allow him to push it anymore. When I begin to struggle in this area, I knew it was the enemy and refused to listen. To push through. And now I can rejoice that I've won a battle. Not me in my own self, but with the strength of the Lord. It was his voice I followed. What an amazing feeling!
Fight the good fight! Don't listen to the whisperer. Trust in the voice that calls from with in. He's got ya.
My emotions have been all over the place for a few months now.
Feeling like a roller coaster.
Today it's more of a whirl wind, I'm not sure how I feel.
Excited, happy, sad, frustrated, and even a bit upset.
How can one feel all these things at once?
I've managed.
Someone mentioned something good must be coming.
Never thought of it that way before.
A break through?
Possibly many break through.
The counseling study speaks of how things go into our minds, then our spirit is effected, then our body responds.
Fear and doubt enter the mind, the spirit begins to become unsettled and the panic attacks, trembling, tension, upset stomach, headaches, sleepless nights, begin.
Something has to stop or we'll become ill.
So we begin to fight back. We could cover the real issue with our devices. Drugs, alcohol, work, sleep.
The true reward comes when we can capture the thoughts of doubt and fear and begin to trust in the God who loves us to carry us through. The more we work this, the easier it is.
The whisperer loves to torture us with his lies. I have the joy that comes from not letting him push my buttons this week. I realized what keeps getting me upset and stealing my joy. Behind that was a button and I chose to not allow him to push it anymore. When I begin to struggle in this area, I knew it was the enemy and refused to listen. To push through. And now I can rejoice that I've won a battle. Not me in my own self, but with the strength of the Lord. It was his voice I followed. What an amazing feeling!
Fight the good fight! Don't listen to the whisperer. Trust in the voice that calls from with in. He's got ya.
sis