Divine Guidebook: Escape from spiritual depression
- Live Today
- Happiness
- Oh, these men
- Fear of suffering
- Can you be a saint?
- Are you taking or giving?
- Wise
- God punished me. Are you sure?
- Catholic passivity
- Bad thoughts are not from God. Logical?
- Recipe for happiness
- Is it getting worse? Bullshit
- Take the salvation that Jesus gives you. Do you want it?
- Achieve your goal – you are already close
- Self-justification
- Freedom
- Emptiness in the Heart – single
- Do you share similar feelings?
- Do you pray well?
- Patience
- Unique – yes, it’s you
- I’m going to Mass – put the chicken soup on for 1:00 pm
- Thief
- Are you ready to be surprised?
- Your suffering
- Where is God?
- A lack of strength?
- Feeling powerless
- Trust
- Simply – do it today
- God is preparing you to receive that which you are asking for
- It’s OK
- Try it
- Do you sometimes feel uncertain?
- Do not be insincere with yourself?
- Is there something you don’t like?
- Remember this
- Is it like this for you?
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Live Today
REMINDER: Do you realise that there is no tomorrow? Only today is real. Tomorrow? It may come, or it may not — depending on God’s will. However, it certainly does not exist. Reflect on whether your thoughts are anchored in the past or drifting towards the future, causing you to forget to live in the here and now. Friend, begin living in the present, for you will eventually awaken as an old person (at best). How can you achieve this? Direct your attention to the present moment and to what resides in your heart now. The words of Jesus resonate today! He engages with the present! God will not arrive someday; He is here now, wherever you are! Time was created by God for you, not the other way around — and it is God who governs time, not you! Jesus said: “So do not worry, saying, ‘What shall we eat?’ or ‘What shall we drink?’ or ‘What shall we wear?’ For the pagans chase after all these things. (…) Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself” (Mt 6:31-32, 34). So, do not forget to express gratitude in the evening: Thank you, God, for this day of my life. Amen.
When you stand
on the threshold of hardship,
trust GOD
because two things
can happen;
either HE will catch you
when you fall
or HE will
TEACH YOU TO FLY
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Happiness
Do not rely on another person for your happiness. It is essential to find contentment within yourself and achieve internal (spiritual) harmony first. Only then can you truly share happiness with someone else. In reality, relationships can often lead to feelings of loneliness and unhappiness if you neglect your own needs — this may seem obvious, yet it is frequently overlooked.
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Oh, these men
The harsh reality is that when a man wins a woman’s affection, he often falls into the trap of complacency, believing he has secured her love — much like acquiring a hamster from a pet store. He becomes passive, relying on her to handle household chores, cooking, and child-rearing, assuming everything is set in motion. In this process, he fails to truly see her for who she is. Yet, she remains the same person she was at the start of their relationship, with her own needs, dreams, and aspirations. This leads to a common question: why do women in relationships seek attention from other men? The answer lies in their desire for recognition and fulfilment, searching for what is missing in their current partnership. The takeaway for men is clear: take the time to rediscover the woman in your wife, your life partner.
GOD SEES IN YOU
WHAT IS THE BEST
even when
everyone else
only see
what is the worst
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Fear of suffering
The more imagination one possesses, the more challenging it becomes to navigate the harsh realities of this fractured world. Yet, a deep-seated intuition suggests that after death, the experience will be entirely different. The more love one embraces, the greater the capacity for suffering, as the heart comprehends the current state of the earth. Thus, the desire to know and to endure pain is intertwined. However, God will provide solace, enabling one to withstand it all. Fear not.
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Can you be a saint?
A saint is not defined by the absence of mistakes, but by the meaningful good they have achieved in their life, always acknowledging that it is God who made those deeds possible, not their own efforts.
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Are you taking or giving? Are you putting burdens on others or are you lifting them yourself?
If people genuinely understood the profound worth of God’s words, their flawed nature—marked by original sin—would inspire them to embrace these teachings wholeheartedly instead of sharing them superficially. Yet, paradoxically, the opposite often happens.
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Wise
Everyone possesses a unique perspective, and true wisdom lies not only in staunchly defending one’s viewpoint but also in the ability to recognize the possibility of being mistaken.
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