Mental issues are hard to deal with.
It\u2019s a fact.
What\u2019s harder is the trauma that set it in motion.
How do we think we heal?
We think that if we talk about our problems over and over again, we will be set free.
It doesn\u2019t work like that.
What it does is remind us what happened, how it made us feel, and how life sucks because of it.
Stop.
STOP.
Yahshua never asked anyone for their past history.
He didn\u2019t sit them down for them to tell Him all their problems one more time.
He healed them without that.
What does that say about modern therapy?
Not much.
What kind of therapy tells you to focus on the trauma and the aftermath?
Who makes you relive the trauma over and over again?
The enemy of your soul, that\u2019s who.
He knows how to break you down, make you vulnerable enough to be hurt again and again and again.
Stop.
STOP.
It doesn\u2019t have to be that way.
You want closure.
You want healing.
However, if you are not healing with the constant mulling over it, then remembering the traumas repeatedly is only ingraining in you all the negative qualities you have carried all this time.
Burdens.
Pain.
Shame.
Stop.
STOP.
You are a work-in-progress.
You can choose another road.
Yes, it\u2019s unfamiliar.
It\u2019s the unknown.
It\u2019s okay.
You\u2019re not all alone.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Yahweh is with you.
How can you heal?
Make the choice to be willing and follow Yahweh’s lead…in Scripture.
Yahshua will work on the rest.
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