I read an article recently about fear, phobias, etc...and how often times, we consume our lives with unwarranted fears. Fear over the unknown can be cause for great anxiety, and most of the time, whatever it is we are fearing...never happens. So, has your greatest fear ever really come true? if so, how did you handle it? Did it help you to overcome your fears, in general?
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Has your greatest fear ever really come true?
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VioletVortex
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My greatest fear is vomiting, and it has happened about five times in my life.
Yes. My mom died.
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I had a great fear of becoming like my grandmother. My fear caused me to avoid being like my grandmother which caused me to be like my grandmother. Generics is a deep topic.
Vomiting is awful, and sometimes, I do fear it. But, I've vomited a few times before too. I'd say one of my greatest fears is
I'm so sorry to hear this.
I'm so sorry to hear this.
Deidre, is there something in particular you're scared of? Don't be afraid of love. God is love. Place yourself in His care. He will take care of you! He told me how much He loves you.
Afraid sometimes of doing or saying the wrong thing, and when you think like that, you can become paralyzed with fear. Fear of the unknown, I guess. I mean, it's not a conscious everyday feeling, you know? But, it's one that pops into my mind on occasion.
Spiderman
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That is part of the cross of being human. To error is human. A lot of good has come out of my many many mistakes though. Mistakes make us wiser.
Pray for the holy spirit to guide you, listen to your heart, gut, and conscience, then act.
You may still say or do the wrong thing but just pray for God's will to be done with it. Scripture says all things work for good for those that love the Lord.
Pray for God's will and follow thy heart. I know you have a heart of gold. Learn to trust your heart to lead you to destiny.
CogentPhilosopher
Philosophy Student
He told me how much He loves you.
Then surely he would have provided some proof that he speaks through you. After all he wouldn't want us to think you where like all of the other people who claim to speak for him.
Spiderman
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Well, in my heart that is what I heard.
Spiderman
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i think God speaks through you too
CogentPhilosopher
Philosophy Student
So you want him to do well and attributed that to your deity?
CogentPhilosopher
Philosophy Student
Do you mean a basic human conscience?
Spiderman
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I think that voice (or whatever you want to call it) inside you that motivates you to do good and live an honest humble life, is God.
CogentPhilosopher
Philosophy Student
I find that unlikely.
Because that same voice tells me that the god of the bible is evil.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
I believe God cherishes Deidre ineffably and will take care of her. She is in his arms.
CogentPhilosopher
Philosophy Student
I believe God cherishes Deidre ineffably and will take care of her. She is in his arms.
I just realized that i wrongly assumed Deidre's gender.
I apologize for that Deidre, I meant no disrespect.
But I find it suspect that you call all of your good emotions "god" and all of your bad emotions you.
I suspect that this may be why you seem to underestimate your own value as a person.
Spiderman
Veteran Member
Yes, my conscience goes against that God as well. I don't approve of what the God of the Bible did. But there is still truth found in the Scriptures. Just don't follow the ones that go against your conscience