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Hey, hey, hey, I'm back with something for you to
think about. Broken and tormented by their demons. Let me
say it again, broken and tormented by their demons. And
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I will say that this topic or this subject covers
most other people in the world. I know saying most
other people is a bit far fetched, but I want
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you to think about all of the tragedies that we
hear about.
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I really do.
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I want you to think about all the tragedies.
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That we.
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Deal with that we see, because it is far deeper
than what we think things are. And the Bible tells us.
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For a fact.
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That we don't. We don't wrestle. We don't wrestle against
flesh and blood. Don't the Bible tell us that yeah
Ephesians six and twelve. For we wrestle not against flesh
and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rules
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of darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
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That could be a natural man or woman, but still
the effects are spiritual.
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Because so many people are tormented by demons, by unseen
spiritual forces, but they don't realize that they're under attack.
That's why we're all, all of us, every last one
of us living. We all have mental warfare going on.
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Every last person on earth have some mental warfare going on.
I don't care how good of a person you are
in the essence of being a good human or I
know what the Bible says about no man is good
but the Father.
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But I'm talking about being a good, decent.
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Human who's mature, who love God, who love his or herself.
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We still.
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Deal with mental warfare, but it's spirit It's on a
spiritual level. And I'm saying that from my personal experience.
I still go through stuff, things still come to my mind.
But the difference is when you're rooted and grounded in God,
you recognize when the devil is trying to creep in.
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You know it's the devil, and therefore you take action
against the devil. You don't succumb, you don't entertain, you
do none of that. You move on because you recognize,
you know whatever it is for what it is. You
know it's not of God. And I also understand that
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people have to get to this level. But what saddens
me is most people never try to change. People cannot
move forward in life because they keep looking behind. They
keep allowing past issues to dictate their lives. They keep
allowing their own inner unresolved issues to keep them in
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the same mental states. It does not benefit anyone. No
one can become better by remaining the same. And the
reason that we see so much tragedies going on, I mean,
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it's just crazy all over the world. The people in
Australia just kill fifteen innocent people because they were Jews
or they thought they were Jews. I mean just ridiculous.
Kids killing their parents, parents killing their children, people killing
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one another. I mean it's just crazy because individuals don't
understand when they have unresolved inner issues. You go through
life carrying those issues, and you only build upon them
by the lifestyle you lead, by the people that you entertain,
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you know, the people that you open yourself up to,
by other individuals such as.
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Family and friends who are negative people.
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You build on your own unresolved inner issues because of
what you entertain and what you allow in your life.
So I want you to think about when a person
is an individual with a lot of unresolved inner issues
and they're carrying those things, then they get on social
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media and they want all of these followers, and they
live every single day trying to make this money on
social media. It's pressure. Then you have your own unresolved
inner issues. And not only that. I'm not just talking
about the people who's trying to make the money.
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I'm talking about the people who.
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Are everyday subscribers who have their own inner.
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Issues that they haven't worked out.
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You're going through life, you piling all of this other stuff,
these pressures, these stressors on top of your own unresolved issues.
Then you seek out stuff through social media. You hear things,
you take it in, and you believe it as if
it's so, if it's real.
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Then all of that.
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Begin to power up, and you start all this negativity
and you have these thoughts that you cultivate and you.
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Allow to grow and grow and grow and grow.
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And then people act, They murder, they kill themselves because
they never resolve their own inner issues. They allowed all
of their own baggage to power up, and then they
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compile other baggage from other people and the things that
they entertain on top of their own, and it begins
to be too much. Then people break, husband killing wives,
wives killing husbands. I mean, it's just insane, the way
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people have no value on life. People are going to
hell because they're doing all of this senseless kire. But
of course they don't believe in God. Anyways. Let me
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tell you how broken people are. People are so broken.
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That you're in I mean, just.
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So bothered by someone being a Jew, someone being black.
How is that affecting your life? How is that affecting
your table, your money? How has that affecting you that
someone is black or they are a Jew, or they
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are gay or whatever it is that you don't like?
You causing that problem in your life. Because if not
your issue, but you're making it your issue, and you're
making it.
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A problem in your life. That tells me you have inner.
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Issues that you have not resolved. To become so absorbed
into someone else's business, someone else's identity, that you make
it a problem in your life.
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You are the problem.
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Your mindset is your worst enemy.
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I want you to think about that. Any person.
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In this world who decides to take up so much
time and energy on someone else based on things that
they don't like.
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You are the problem.
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So when people take in all of this stuff on
top of their own unresolved inner issues, all it is
is building of.
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A time bomb. Because the more.
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Power you give to that negativity, it grows until it
manifests like that father and.
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Son in Australia.
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I'm sure they had many talks before they did what
they did, and the more they talked about it, the
more hype they got, the more feelings they had behind it.
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And it was all wrong. It was all wrong.
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But see when you have that mindset that's so distorted
and you believe things that that are not real, and
you don't try to do better, You just go through
life with all of this negativity and you build on
it and you allow it to grow, and you just
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keep honing in on that negativity and it takes over you.
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Then you succumb to it. That's what people are doing,
succumbing to their demons. That's all it is. Spiritual warfare
that people succumbs to.
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That's all it is. Because we're natural beings in a
spiritual world. We are affected by things that we can't see.
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And the more vulnerable.
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You are, the easier access those spiritual beings.
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Have in your life.
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When you're already broken and weak, vulnerable, full of insecurities,
all that is is a bridge.
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It's an open door for you to be attacked.
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That's all it is. It's an open door for you
to be spiritually attacked. A lot of people don't even
realize that they're under spiritual warfare. They cannot even recognize
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that they are embracing negativity. That's why when husbands go
on a tangent and murder their wives, or when wives
go on tangents and murder their husbands, they think about
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it for a moment, but they still commit to act
because they give power to that negativity, that negative thinking,
until it manifests into the unthinkable.
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People who go.
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Out and murder, mass murder, they thought about what they're
going to do, but they still do it because they
succumb to those demons. I mean, it's a real thing.
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It's a real real thing. Let me let me give
an example. Look at at many of the celebrities. Look
at them when they first became celebrities, and look at
some of them now. If they don't look demonic and
look sick, just drastic changes. If they don't do that,
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you'll see them doing very inappropriate things to maintain their pet.
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One way or the other. They have to do.
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Things to maintain what they have to stay relevant. That's
succumbing to their demons, doing things that they really don't
want to do, but feel that they have to do,
or they have to do because that's what they signed
up for.
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That's when you no longer make money.
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Money is making you, and the Bible tells us for
the love of money is the root to all evil.
So demons are real whether you're known or not, rich
or poor, it don't matter. The same demons effect rich people,
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poor people, the same demons.
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Some people choose to entertain them, others don't.
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But what I'm trying to tell you is when you
succumb to your negative thinking, you will do the unthinkable,
if not to yourself, to others, but you every day
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you had an opportunity not to do it. It's a
different story when you get into something and it takes
your mind because believe me, I know all about that
up close and personal.
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When you get.
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Into something and that something is much more than you
ever imagine it will be, and it took you down
a dark road and ultimately took your mind.
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I mean completely.
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You lost your mind, saying things that not true, hearing
voices things that you never ever experienced before, and you
just lose a grip on reality. It happens because people
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Instead of people backing up in a way, they go
full forward ahead into things that they can't handle until
they manifest and do the unthinkable, demons succumbing to their demons.
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People are so tormented that they don't love themselves.
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They don't believe themselves in themselves, they don't have faith
in themselves.
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They I talked about it on another episode.
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They lack confidence, self esteem. Some of them are beautiful
people inside and out, but they cannot see it for
anything because of what they believe about themselves.
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They're tormented.
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The only way people change is they choose change. My
biggest recommendation is Jesus, because to get to God you've
got to go through his son the Romans ten and nine.
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And if you don't choose Jesus, at least.
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Know and love yourself so you can understand when the
devil is trying to attack. When you know the devil,
you know how to send them.
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On this way.
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Most people don't, and they entertain that negativity until it
is manifested in their lives. It's so sad to me.
It is so extremely sad to me, because I know,
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without a shadow of a doubt, no one on earth
has to live this way.
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People can choose change.
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Every day we get to live is an opportunity to change.
You don't have to allow your past pains to dictate
the rest of your life. I don't care what you
went through, how long you went through it, or who
done it. You do not have to let your past
pains dictate your life.
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People don't change because they don't want to change.
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They are too comfortable in their negativity. If you want
to change, you have to do it. No one can
do it for you. Too.
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Many of you are waiting on someone to fix, save,
and change you.
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While you're busy trying to fix and change and save
somebody else.
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That's because you're tormented. I've told you plenty of times.
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The things I see every single day. When I tell
you people go to work and take all of their
unresolved issues and project them at work, it is the
God's honest truth.
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It's so.
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Crazy the things people do in their workplaces. But that's
because I mean, the bosses on down, that's because of
unresolved inner issues that people project onto others.
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I mean, it is real. It is so real, it
really is. And you can talk to some people it's
just pointless.
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They're not gonna listen to you because they think everyone
else is the problem.
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But I tell you firmly, your.
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Biggest issue in your life is the mindset that you have,
because most people have unresolved inner issues that they allow
to cause them pain.
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For a lifetime. And it's self inflicted pain. Because people
who carry all of.
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This baggage are not in the situations that they were in,
but they still carry it and allow for it.
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To cause them to never reach.
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Mental maturity, to never reach that point of healing because
they let all of these demons spiritual entities take over. Now,
some of you may think Na Cherias sounding crazy. You
can believe what you want to. I know what I'm
talking about. And again remember for we wrestle not against
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flesh and blood.
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I told you the verse in the beginning. Read it
for yourself.
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And just think about all the people that you've ran
across in your life.
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Think about yourself. Where are you mentally? Do you love yourself?
Do you know who you are?
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How do you think about yourself? Anybody could become better
if they choose to. It starts with you, no one else.
It starts with you. If you never choose change, you
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will always mean the same, doing the same and similar
things with same are similar people thinking you should get
a better result insane.
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Insane.
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If you want change, you have to implement it in
your life. Stop allowing negative thoughts to lead you into
something that can.
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Cost you your life or the life of others, or
cost you jail, prison, and over all hell.
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People are so caught up in the lives of other people,
and most times people they don't know, but don't invest
any time or energy into becoming the best person that
they could be for themselves. I heard someone say everyone
wants to be the best versions of themselves.
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That is a lie.
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I know it sounds good, podcaster, because it was a
guy from a podcast who said it.
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I know it sounds good, But that's a lie. And
what's sad is.
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People will believe that when clearly it's not true. If
you want to be the best version of yourself, you
would do it easy, peasy, you would make the choice
to do it. So no, everybody don't want to be
the best versions of themselves because they're too comfortable in
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being who they always been. Too comfortable, So that is
a lie. If you want to be the best version
of yourself, it is you who have to do the work,
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and it starts with inside work. You'll always be gripped
by negativity, negative thinking of yourself, negative thinking of others,
all these negative thoughts.
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You will always be gripped by that if you never
choose change.
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People give so much power to their negative thoughts that
it leads them into.
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Doing the unthinkable.
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I really, really, really really hope you get some understanding
from this episode, because people all over the.
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World truly truly.
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Need to hear it and need to understand why they
do the things that they do.
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See that invisible part of you is.
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Super powerful and strong, and until people choose to deal
with that invisible part of themselves, that inner part of
themselves where all of the junk is at lives, will
not be any better. You have to deal with that
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invisible part of you that affects.
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You so much.
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In ways that you can visibly see. Change starts with you.
I'm leaving it right there. Please please please share this episode.
So many people come to me and talk to me
about something that's going on with their child. They believe
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their child is into some dark things.
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And you know, I.
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Pray for people and I tell them things that they
should do but sometimes people are so far gone that
and when I say so far gone, I mean mentally
that they no longer can distinguish what's real from what's
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not real. And when a person gets to that point,
you could talk all day, they won't hear you.
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Because they are that far gone.
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And it's the same when people get to that point
of no return and do the unthinkable. They have gotten
to that point where no matter what they hear, no
matter what you do, they're so far gone and so
honed in on what they want to do.
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That everything else is oblivious.
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To them and they act commit the unthinkable. So please, please,
please share this episode because everything, every single thing, starts
with the thought. You can choose to think about something negative,
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own it and release it, or you can own it,
give power to it until it manifests, until you're doing
the unthinkable. Either way is your choice. Please share this episode.
Thank you so much much love to each and every
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one of you. I end every episode the same, and
I pray in the name of Jesus that you do it,
think on it,
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