Razare
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- 5w6 sx/sp
So while with my ex, I became religious. Being a strong Ti type, I needed some facts and well, strangely, they were provided by a higher source. I took the first step by believing in God, but not really anything beyond that... not religion, not prayer, not spirits, just God. Apparently, that was enough for me to begin my journey.
I've heard this talk of God's plan from strong religious christian types and am wondering if I can get any tips on it.
I've been trying it for like maybe 3 weeks now. From what I gather it's a feeling whereby you utterly trust God to lead you down the straight and narrow in life. Like one day, I was very mean to my ex and afterward I felt utterly terrible like I had done something terribly wrong. After that, I apologized and since then have felt like I'm back on the path. Yesterday, I told off my ex and explained how she had treated me like a worthless piece of crap with her actions, (even though she never intended to). But I did it in a very matter of fact way, without being too insulting. That made me feel like I had moved on.
Then also, while following his plan, I felt that I should talk with someone I don't normally talk to. It turned out they had a job for me. So yeah... I'm sure some of you INFJ's have more experience with this. Can you give me any advice?
To me, following God's Plan is like a serenity in your heart that persists even in spite of bad things happening around you.
I've heard this talk of God's plan from strong religious christian types and am wondering if I can get any tips on it.
I've been trying it for like maybe 3 weeks now. From what I gather it's a feeling whereby you utterly trust God to lead you down the straight and narrow in life. Like one day, I was very mean to my ex and afterward I felt utterly terrible like I had done something terribly wrong. After that, I apologized and since then have felt like I'm back on the path. Yesterday, I told off my ex and explained how she had treated me like a worthless piece of crap with her actions, (even though she never intended to). But I did it in a very matter of fact way, without being too insulting. That made me feel like I had moved on.
Then also, while following his plan, I felt that I should talk with someone I don't normally talk to. It turned out they had a job for me. So yeah... I'm sure some of you INFJ's have more experience with this. Can you give me any advice?
To me, following God's Plan is like a serenity in your heart that persists even in spite of bad things happening around you.
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