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- 35w ago
Signs…
Coincidences, signs, omens, jinxing, what do I do when I’m convinced that the universe is warning me that something is going to happen?
Coincidences, signs, omens, jinxing, what do I do when I’m convinced that the universe is warning me that something is going to happen?
i’m just like this too😭😭 i have to tell myself the universe will take its course one way or another and accept that i don’t have control over it
Dr Joseph Murphy says in hisbook: The only jinx that follows anyone is a fear thought repeated over and over in the mind. Break the jinx by knowing that whatever you start you will bring to a conclusion in divine order. Picture the happy ending and sustain it with confidence.
Apply ERP to those thoughts immediately! If you’re not in ERP therapy already and not sure how, here are some examples “Yep, that’s probably true the universe IS trying to warn me” “Yep, that sign might be trying tell me XYZ is going to happen” “Of course that omen is warning me of something bad” And then try your best to move on. Even if you have to apply ERP 100 times. You’re teaching your brain these aren’t thoughts you need to be afraid of or be uncomfortable with
Is this ocd? I Have a thought or think something f harmful that I’ve gotten intrusive thoughts about - and get a feeling like I want/like it or it would give me relief??? Please tell me that will eventually go away and I’ll get my real feelings back??? Or have I just turned into those things? Sometimes things that make me upset it even feels like I’ll do them just so I can be upset about them.
Hey I feel like I just have this evil like whirring feeling of anxiety and like “something bad is gonna happen” and feeling you’re going to do things against God or like you already have I guess?
I saw a post saying that thinking about something for a while will bring it to you. Now I’m scared and panicking because I think about illnesses and getting a disease almost everyday. What should I do? Im very scared
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