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Qué crees que impide que una persona se quite la vida.
Podría decirte que la esperanza... pero no siempre es eso.
A veces es un vínculo, una promesa, la ternura... muchas personas no se quedan por amor propio, sino por no romper el corazón de alguien más. Incluso quien desea morir, muchas veces no quiere dejar de existir, sino dejar de sufrir.
Y cuando ya no queda nada de eso... queda el miedo.
Un miedo espeso, silencioso... un miedo que, por suerte, muchos no logran atravesar.
Un abrazo.
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I Struggle with Prayer and Bible Study | Ask LizMargaret #3
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¿Cómo crees que sonaría el silencio si tuviera sonido?
El silencio tiene sonido, suena igual que la oscuridad.
What are some of you favorite Bible verses and why?
I’m SUPER late responding to this! I’m sorry. Here are some of my faves ~
Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is confidence in what we hope for and assurance about what we do not see.” (NIV)
This verse means so much to me, because it’s essentially the type of faith we’re called to have. Not in what we see but in what we do not see–to be assured by the promises of God even when we do not see them yet. To believe and trust God even when doubt is creeping in. To have faith in His healing when we are hurting. To have joy and freedom even in the midst of trial and persecution. Now that’s a kind of faith I strive for every day. One that points me to my Savior.
John 14:18 “I will not leave you comfortless: I will come to you.” (KJV)
God’s presence is promised always. He will not leave us to suffer alone. He will come. He is here. You and I, when we call upon His name, He answers. What a wonderful Father. That’s such a comforting demonstration and confirmation of His love for me.
Psalm 111:10 “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: a good understanding have all they that do his commandments: his praise endureth for ever.” (KJV)
“Fear” here means “respect.” If I say I love God, I will keep His commands. He’s shown me His love and given His son for me–He’s constantly working on my behalf. Obeying God is a natural response. I know He has my best interests in mind, and He has the best for me–everything starts with Him. I love this verse as a reminder. He’s so worthy of my love, obedience, and trust.
Matthew 6:21 “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” (NIV)
This verse is a great heart-check. Where is my heart? Who or what is my heart longing for? How am I treating others? Do I want God or His hand? We act and think based on what’s in our heart. And so, my goal is to prayerfully allow God to lead me daily such that my heart grows more in alignment with His. To create in me a clean, NEW heart and renew a right spirit within me (Psalm 51:10).
everyone says to read the Bible to get faith but I literally can’t because of OCD. Every time I try to read I get constant intrusive thoughts which make reading impossible. I’ve tried treatment for ocd and praying for the thoughts to go away but they won’t. if God really wants to connect with me why won’t He help me
Hey, thanks so much for reaching out. Sorry for the late reply. This is a long answer! I’m so sorry about the struggles you’ve been facing. I’d love to encourage you with this: God absolutely wants to connect with you. He sees you and loves you. I’m not entirely sure what you meant by “getting faith.” But the first step to connecting with God is entering into personal relationship with Him by accepting Jesus Christ as your Savior and securing your eternity with Him in heaven. This is the gift of salvation. You can’t earn salvation at all–there’s no good you can do to earn it. That’s why God sent Jesus Christ to die for all our sins. We’re all born as sinners, and this separates us from God as He is holy, without sin. As we learn in John 3:16, God loves YOU so much that He doesn’t want you to be separated from Him. So, He sent Jesus to die and be raised from the dead, essentially paying for our sins so that we can restore a beautiful relationship with Him. This saves us from paying for our sins in hell where we would be separated from God forever after death. Now where does faith come in? Romans 10:9 says, “…if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved.” Do you believe that you’re a sinner? And that Jesus died for your sins and rose again? If so, confess these things in prayer that yes I am a sinner, yes Jesus died for me, and yes I want to accept Him as my Savior. This is having faith in God’s saving work. And He will hear you and save you instantly, and you’ll have a new relationship with Him. Reading scripture is key to building our faith, but what I mentioned before is where it all begins – it starts with a relationship with Christ. So if you haven’t accepted Him yet, you can! Or if you want to rededicate your life to Him, you can! No matter who you are or what you’ve done, God wants to connect with you. I do recommend finding ways to help you with reading the Word. One way is finding someone strong in the faith within a solid church community to help go through and explain the Bible to you. Try using the Bible app and listen to verses being read out loud. Also, try gong through a devotional to get on a set schedule in the Bible–and devotional books are great because they explain scripture thoroughly. Please keep holding on. I love that you have a desire to connect with God and want answers. God says if you seek Me, you’ll find Me. Keep holding onto Him no matter what. Keep asking for healing, for focus while you’re in the Word. He will hear you. Trust Him. This is another form of faith… putting faith to the test! When you don’t see any hope, trust God with the solutions and give it over to Him. The enemy will try to prevent you from connecting with God by using any trial he can…even our health. The devil won’t prevail. God desires your heart, and He’ll take care of the rest.
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Hola. Tu blog es una joya; el resto es relleno. Tengo 38 años, soy profesional, atlético y estoy frustrado. Mi problema es que invierto meses de citas, esfuerzo y emoción solo para descubrir el panorama final. Tengo un fetiche estricto: necesito la zona totalmente depilada y un clítoris grande. Si no cumple con esto, por más perfecta que sea su personalidad, no me funciona. Es más, he llegado al extremo de pedirles que se depilen por completo; si dicen que no, ahí queda todo. Respeto su cuerpo, pero yo tengo mis necesidades. ¿Tengo derecho a exigir esto? ¿Existe alguna forma de filtrar esto en la primera cita antes de gastar tiempo, dinero y salud mental?
Deberías de preguntar a la madre de tu hijo, Ramón... Jhonny, Esu, Darian, Laura, Heli, Muse, Hurzzuzzrodea, khalem... y un largo etc.
Me cansé del juego.
No molestes más.
¿Es más honesto aceptar una contradicción o intentar resolverla?
Hola Darian,
Intentaré no extenderme, es un tema que da para mucho.
Pienso que cuando la contradicción es parte de la persona, y forma parte de su identidad —como ser intenso y a la vez evasivo, o desear intimidad y necesitar distancia— la honestidad sería reconocerla, nombrarla y, por lo tanto, aceptarla. Cuando la contradicción nace de la herida, creo que ahí la contradicción en sí misma es protección. Entonces la honestidad sería comprenderla y procesarla. Resolverla no es eliminarla —porque no siempre se puede—, sino hacerla consciente.
Así que, en ambos casos, la honestidad pasa por aceptarla… pero, sobre todo, por entenderla. Y si es defensiva, trabajarla. Aceptar una contradicción es honesto. Pero responsabilizarse de ella… lo es aún más.
Espero haber respondido a tu pregunta sin parecer demasiado contradictoria 😊
Un abrazo.
