A pattern I noticed about religious people

[jennifer_bloom]

What I’ve observed from viewing my life and the life of others, is that sometimes attacks are stronger when your closer to approaching your blessing in life.

Like before I became a Christian, I considered practicing witchcraft and had a life threatening disease right around the time I heard the gospel for the first time. I had had many health issues before that, but the one that endangered my life happened when I converted to Christianity and the doctors dealt with it before it could have gotten worse.

I had anxiety issues for over 10 years that made me miserable, and within months after I had the worst anxiety attack I ever had in my entire life, I entered into a covenant of peace with God, and I was no longer the anxious bag of nervousness I was before. Also, after getting the worst heart break of my entire life, when the man of my dreams rejected me, I gave my romantic trust to God and no guy ever broke my heart again.

This week I had a mental fear come over me from being exposed to a scary story on Netflix and after that mild discomfort, I made a major breakthrough in my theological studies and discovered the answer to a question I had been trying to answer for 13 years.

My friend became pregnant with her first child shortly after a horrendous ski accident that broke her tail bone and I know of other people who had terrible family deaths right before their marriage or engagement. Obama’s grandma died the day before he became president.

So don’t give up if things seem to be getting worse, it might be the final test before your breakthrough.

Do you have any similar story to share about your experiences with this idea?

[Rohan-Thanekar]

Of I partly agree with you. Universe has it own ways of testing us. It's like if you are thinking to give up non veg for a month. Then you might get all kinda invitations for parties n all. It's kinda way to test us. Whether we are really compitant or not. We should not get something if we are not worthy of it ❣️

[EffaMan]

thank you

[annabananna]

The last two years since I moved it’s been really calm but the last place I lived felt like it was cursed or something. Bad things would happen one after the other and something really bad happened out of our control two weeks before our marriage that would have made many people call off the wedding.