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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 2:56 am
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I am happy to say I have stopped cutting for several years now, but I am ashamed to say whenever I break down or become depressed, it is always the first thing I go to. I honestly make myself sick sometimes. Whenever I became depressed or I break down, I will run and get my knife. I recently gave my knife away to my boyfriend, today I broke down, then went running through the kitchen trying to find anything that would do desent damage. I was on the phone with a friend luckly. I turned on some depressing music, not the best thing to do, then I just held the knife in my hands. I was just staring at it. I started shaking, an inner war was going on inside me. I could sense demons around me, just taunting me. My head started to spin and buzz with all these thoughts and sounds. I heard demons, so I am guessing it was them. I just grabbed my head and sat there, crying, trying to make the pain go away, the longing to get rid of my pain. I just couldn't hurt myself, I rebuked, and the demons went away. My friend helped me alot, without him, I would have probably hurt myself. I don't think he knows what happened, I hope he never knows, it just makes me so ashamed
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 9:06 am
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:41 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 3:42 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 4:40 pm
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You are very helpful. I also used to be in satanic stuff, as well as Wiccan stuff. I just started having memories. It wasn't a dream, it was real. My throat is sore and I have marks on my neck from where something grabbed me. I should pray more, that's a problem I have. Praying. A demon attacked me twice and it was the same bloody one. I woke up early in the morning around 3 am and I didn't think anything of it. I just couldn't go back to sleep, now I know why. I remembered opening my eyes some and gasping, then seeing this creature's face, his arms, and feeling his hands on my throat. I prayed and it went away, then I woke up. I stayed up until 8 am, then I ended up falling asleep again. I kept waking up every 30 minutes, with that same feeling of something grabbing my throat. I just realized what it was while I was thinking and remembering. What's strange is I don't feel any fear of these creatures anymore. I never thought anything like this would happen to me of all people.
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 4:46 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 5:15 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:05 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:06 pm
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 10:08 pm
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Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 2:51 am
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 12:30 am
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2006 1:17 pm
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Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 12:38 pm
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Oh, my dear! I used to have things like that a lot. It was always when I was involved with that same religion you were into before (my computer has weird controls on it that no one put there so it wont let me say it o_0). The night when I decided to come back to Christ was probably one of the worst nights of my life. It was like a battle between * s (roar) and angels all inside of me- the air was just suffocating in the room. I began to shake-almost violently. Gosh it was so scary. I began to pray outloud and pretty much said "okay, God you win" haha. :ahem: sorry. But honestly, dear I know how you feel for the most part. Make sure that you have gotten rid of everything from the other religion. Any little thing may be acting as a doorway-letting unwanted things into your life. I had many sleepless nights before I finally figured that out, and still have a hard time with that.
Rebuking and prayer are the most helpful things you can do. Something that may help is to have others you know- maybe some people from your church if possible? (if you attend one that is)- gather together and have them pray over you. I, myself, could not sleep alone for quite some time. Yes, my mother slept in my room with me hahaha. But it honeslty helped- whenever I got scared or felt something strange, I had her pray with me, and it gradually got better.
Because you were involved with * , you allowed some things to enter your life that you may, or may not, have known about. The cruel fact is: * s- no matter how much they * you- will do anything, ANYTHING, to keep you away from God. Anything that will give you doubts, or question your faith pretty much gives them a reason to, well, party. Something else my mom just read about was putting on Praise and Worship music. They despise that! It doesnt matter how soft or loud it is, they can hear it. Who knows- it may just help you to feel better too! ^_^
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Posted: Mon Jul 10, 2006 8:53 pm
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Just FYI - I only read the first post so that's what I'm commenting on eek ...
Ok, so down to business...
You seem to be going through what I call "Old-Habits-Die-Hard" Syndrom, but you also seem to be doing very well. Cutting off the cutting and refusing the urge to do so every time it comes up is quite commendable, and I have to say I am impressed with your commitment to staying away from the blade. All I can say that might help any more with the urges is to vent to God whenever something comes up. His ear is always open to whatever problems you might be dealing with or grief that's weighing down your heart. Just let him know what's going on, ya know? Of course, I am assuming here, that you are a Christian (since this is a Christian guild and also because you mentioned demons earlier). So, in short my best advice I can give you is to pray and then listen for a reply. Cracking open the Word is a good idea too. You'd be surprised what kind of relevance any passage might have to your situation if you read into it. Also, positive, uplifting music might be better as well eek
I hope that's of some help along the road to total perseverance. Just remember to keep your chin up, no matter what life sees fit to burden you with.
You'll be in my thoughts and prayers smile
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