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Feeling or God Feeling...Intuition.
Dear Shell,
I have been following all the
advice I've found here at J4L, and it has been working wonders!
Today though, I got an e-mail from my sweetheart or whatever he
is right now, inviting me and all of our good friends to get
together for a weekend in the Hamptons later in the summer. He
is there for the weekend right now, and as I read his
description of everything and all the 'fun' I just can't seem
to shake this feeling of fear and disgust that he might be with
other women this weekend. I know we're supposedly broken up,
but I have absolute faith that God is going to bring us back
together. I normally brush of any such thoughts, no matter how
much they bother me and I've tried praying this one away, but it
won't leave me! I honestly believe that no matter what happens,
the Lord is going to bring us back together, but I just feel
sick to my stomach at the possibility. How do I deal with this?
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Dear Dealing With It,
God has blessed us with an
amazing gift called intuition, sometimes referred to as "gut
feeling". I like to call it my God feeling. It is the place in
the depth of your soul..a tickle in your belly that tells you
that something is right or wrong. When we master listening to
this feeling, we have mastered hearing God. You are very right
in being cautious. If your gut feeling is telling you to stay
away..then stay away. There is a reason for it. Listen to it.
Maybe your absence is one way of making your sweetie realize how
much he misses you and it may make him wonder why you aren't
dropping everything to be there. Ever hear the saying "You want
what you can't have?" - Listen to your intuition and no matter
how hard it is, if your gut is telling you not to go, then
don't. I still love you and support you no matter what you
choose and I'm proud of you for being able to recognize the pull
in your heart and for being brave enough to stand back if you
need too. YOU are in for a MIGHTY blessing!
P.S. - This get together is
still a ways off...if he know you aren't going to attend, it may
make him realize what HE has lost.
Love, Shell
The answers given are solely the opinion of the author and are not
based on scientific, psychological or medical study.
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