How to remove curses?

princesshoneybee wrote: iGotSunshine wrote: do u believe in the Lord   i've realized that all my faith is worthless. I think God himself is out to get me.

smh. no wonder you were tryin to run to God last time. aint nobody out to get you. kinda mess is that

Maybe it's all in your head.

First of all, I believe curses do exist. People can manipulate energy to perform a certain "spell" or "effect" that will cause a desired outcome. However, curses only work if your mindset is weak, and best believe whatever energy they put out against you will come back to bite them in the ass. It's the law of cause and effect.

Sounds to me that you must first get your mind right in order to allow more positive energy to flow to your life.

To get your mind right, number one, you must stop believing that God is out to get you. God is source energy...the energy manager, so to speak. I believe that God allows each of us to have free will. Just because someone is rich and seemingly has it all, does not mean that he or she is truly happy. And trust, folks who are negative, or evil, will get his or hers in the end. Happiness comes from within. It is possible to have very little and be happy. Our society places too much emphasis on having "things", but that's another post.

Number two, you must believe in your own power by choosing to take charge of your emotions and feelings. We all go through stuff in life. However you react to life's occurrences, good or bad, will affect the outcome. So instead of this woe is me approach, start finding ways to feel better and think more positively. Good will begin to come back into your life.

I got a reading once that my entire family was cursed. It seemed true. We were once affluent, but then suddenly, it seemed that all the money my parents had was gone, my parents broke up, my dad went to prison, my mom lost her mind, and me and my siblings struggled financially. Our business was in the newspaper, and it was embarrassing. The way each of us reacted, I believe affected how our lives turned out. My dad, turned to God, chose to hold a more positive mindset, got out of jail, worked on himself for years, and now he's back working, found a wonderful woman, got a new home, new car, and he's enjoying life. My brother - he has a positive outlook on life as well. He got a job in his field, moved to the West Coast, and he's happy. I struggled with things, so it took a lot longer to get to this place of inner peace. Now I'm noticing that my life is improving. 

Bottom line (after so much typing lol) things only affect you if you allow them to.


Edited by Chica215 - Jan 04 2013 at 1:48pm

ThoughtCouture wrote: have you tried thinking positive?  i mean like really changing the way you think?

TokyoRose wrote: UrbanElegance wrote: We are all entitled to believe what we want. That is the beauty of free will How do you get free will if there is a generational curse?  And the only way out of it is to pray to a god that said individual may or may not even like? That's like a parent saying, "Sure, you have free will.  You can be a doctor or a lawyer."

Free will comes into play in choosing to continue in a cursed life, or choosing the power of the Holy Spirit to free one from the curse--so to break the vicious cycle.

Example:  Grand dad was a drunk, and taught his son the same mentality to cause Dad to drink later in life.  Dad has a son who sees 2 generations of alcoholism and decides he wants a better life (free will choice).  He trusts God to help him overcome the cravings, he joins a group of believers that pray and support him, and he also commits to daily prayer/devotions.  The power of the Spirit strengthens him to overcome the generational curse of alcoholism and his susceptibility to it.  Not surprisingly christian principles just make good sense here, doesn't it.

OP  I didn't read this thread in full, but if you truly think you are cursed, have you evaluated whether its because of poor choices you made or continue to make?  Many times if we act outside of God's will and intended plans for us, our plans fail...then we wonder why our "luck" is so bad.  Jer. 29:11 clearly tells us that God plans gives us hope, prosperity and a good future.  That promise all believers can have if we are truly walking the according to His guidance. 

Jesus also stated that we will have hard times in this world as well, so everything isn't going to be roses just because we claim Christ as our hope.  Christ does promise us however that we will overcome difficulties in God's time--and trust His time table is alot longer then what we want it to be.

Well that's my essay for today!  Off to walmart...check back here later.


Edited by Tbaby - Jan 04 2013 at 4:29pm