This Came Today.

Truth. Though, this is one of the hardest things to do sometimes, especially when you worry about everthing.

Oh, how well I am acquainted with the difficulties associated with stopping the cycle of worrying. There was a time when I viewed the act of worrying as being a part of everyday life. As soon as one thing had been resolved, I found something else to worry about. These were big things, things that no one could provide an answer most of the time.

The time came when my doctor prescribed six muscle relaxers a day, my head continued to hurt for no medical reason at all. It was through desire to be healed, and seeking that I found the answer..I honestly believe that God revealed to me that my problem was due to a lack of trust. I asked for deliverance and began to embrace His promises as they pertained to the things I worried about.

Learning not to worry was not an easy thing for me, because there remained a lot to be reprogramed. Today, I can honestly say that worry has no place with me. When I find myself being tempted, I immediately zap it with the WORD. Worry is a force that has become weaker and weaker in my life. Thanks for stopping by:)

One of my life goals is to each a point where worry has no place in me. I have a mentor who has reached that point in her life. She has this natural aura to her and you can see God living in her, not just working in her life.

One of the many things I love about God is He is available to anyone who will receive Him, and no one can have all of Him, but each of us are given permisson to have as much as we desire. I do not believe in impossibilities. It is always lifestyle that shows how much we permit God to live in us although natural auras are good. With God's help and your desire, I believe you can reach the point in life where worry has no place in you...I really do. Temptation will alway come back to try, that is scripture. However, the strongest will always win. There is much written about the strong man in the Gospel of St. Luke, I believe.

Wonderful advice, I need to use it more often.

Mylinda, believe me, I am still working on it:) Thank you for making a contribution to this article.

Good one! I like it!

Me too, Heather. Thanks.

This is super!

Thank you for sharing with Watching The Wind Blow By

That statement is SPOT ON!!!

"Spot On". Hey, I like that. That goes into my little book:)

Great advice.

I've found I do well when I let go and let God take charge. It may be a cliche, but it works for me.

It works for me as well, Elizabeth.