The Prophet Word For Year 5783

On God’s calendar starting today (September 26-2022) it is the years 5783. It’s a Sabbatical year.Some say it’s a Jubilee year, but that it only sanctified when “all who live in Israel are living there.”

This year suddenly we will see it, suddenly the vengeance of God will spring forth on our behalf. The word whiplashed came to mind. A large turning of heads.

The lower we can humble ourselves this year the higher the Lord will lift us up.

We should guard against “Presumption.” Remembering that faith is not faith if it doesn’t demonstrate wisdom.

The Prophetic Words For 5783

1. The latter rain outpouring begins not with the worldwide outpouring of. God’s Spirit but with financial provision.

The definition of Provisions are funds that are set aside for specific probable future expenses or other financial impacts such as losses in value

2. The culmination of seasons with fasting and prayer in which God’s people have engaged throughout the calendar year of 2022.

3. The impossible will become impossible. Suddenly things that were not possible will become suddenly possible.

4. We will see the fury of God move on our behalf. “For the day of vengeance is in my heart. I have looked but there was no one to help. No one to uphold, therefore my own arm will bring salvation for me abs my own fury will be sustain me ( Isaiah 64:3-4). The Lord sees there is not hope before us – our prayers and fasting have risen before Him like a sweet offering. These things have not be done in vain.

5. It will be a year of humbling ourselves, but we need to seek God with a continued favor.

6. God will continue to purify us -seek His wisdom and pursue it.

Wisdom is the principle thing for this year

The Call Of The Trumpet

Today at sundown, Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins. God made clear that this was a day to be celebrated and remembered each year. It was important to Him, a day when His o were to bring a special offering.

This was one f His appointed feasts (Leviticus 23:4-25). During his last days as their leader, Moses made sure the Joshua and the people understood the importance of the day.

This day was also Known as the “Festival of Trumpets” because of th symbolic role played by trumpets. The day was filled with the sound of trumpets calling the people to shake ofor their spiritual drowsiness. A precise number of notes were sounded, and each note had specific symbolic meaning.

Everything led up to the “Day of Atonement,” which took place 10 days after Rosh Hashanah. During this time, the people searched their lives, repented of their sins, and prepared themselves for that day.

All of us need a trumpet sounded in our lives. We could all use a new beginning. Too easily we adapt to the world’s standards and sin. We need God to shine His search into our minds and hearts, and we need to repent for our sins.

Ask God to search your heart. Humble yourself before Him. Ask Him to cleanse you from sin, unclean thoughts, impure motives, and pride. Ask Him to help you be clean in His sight.

Father God,

Sound a trumpet in my life. Show me if I have done or said anything that displeases You. I want to be clean before you. In Jesus Name, Amen

There is no better time, than today to ask these things in Jesus Name. With today being God’s Appointed Day of celebration.

Shalom Peace to you, this New Year of Rash Hashanah. 5783

The Destructive Power Of Hate

Poison isn’t always something you are or drink – it can be an emotion. And hate is one of them, eating you up inside and causing destruction. Do you have hate in your life? There are ways to control it before it damages you or your love ones.

Hate is a very strong emotion. This mental venom can pollute your spirit, poison your soul and seep into all of the relationships that surround you. Anyone who has found themselves wrapped up in the arms of hate know how damaging and Mind consuming it can become. Even the word Carrie’s power, particularly if it comes from a friend, family member or a child.

While hate can be directed at almost anything- animals, food, jobs, movies – the most destructive is hatred toward other people.

I hated my mother for almost 35 years. I just couldn’t forgive her for what she did to me. It almost destroyed my life. Along with the hatred of my mother I also hated myself. The word hate has a lot of baggage that comes with it. Hate implies an emotional aversion often coupled with enmity or malice.

Today, I want you to ask yourself these questions:

  • Does hate have a place in my life?
  • Do I harbor any feelings of hatred toward myself or anyone else?

If you do, I urge you to address this negative feeling before it becomes much more dangerous. Hate, when unchecked, will drain your spirit, tarnish your soul and darken your days. It can lead to high blood pressure, anxiety, depression, and even chronic illnesses

Generally speaking, there are two kinds of hate, the kind that’s turned inward (implosion) and the kind that’s turned outward (explosion). Both of these will eat you up inside, so if you find yourself living with hate, perhaps today is a good day for a little wellness house cleaning.

Hating Others

Hate turned outward is both tangy and ugly. It can motivate violent crime and damaging behaviors. Rioting,, and murder, come from hate. Hatred toward anyone and the perceived rejection is fueled by desperation, insanity, and carnage that cost people their lives.

At the heart of all hatred is blame, and this is particularly true of hatred turned outward. When one feels like they’ve been seriously wronged or victimized by someone, their discontent and anger Carrie’s with it the potential seeds of hatred.

Holding on to anger is like grasping a hot piece of coal with the intent of throwing it at someone else, you are the one who gets burned.

The antidote for hatred is definitely within our reach. That hand that hurts other people and yourself, can also be the hand that comforts .

It’s like the story of the boy and his grandfather where the boy has two wolves inside of him (the white wolf)The first wolf has peace, love, and kindness, the other wolf (the black wolf) had fear, greed, and hatred. Which wolf will win? The one you feed.

The more you hold onto hatred, the more likely it is that hot coal of the emotion will burn you. And if you feed it, the stronger it becomes.

However, you can control the feeling that lead to hatred. If we change our mindset we can counter the emotions of hatred.

Here’s the way I learned to counter hate to get rid of this destructive emotional assault.

  • H- Healing
  • A- Aggressive
  • T- Thoughts
  • E- Emotionally

Consider these steps to diffuse your hatred:

1. When you begin to feel hateful thoughts, stop, and take a deep breath, let it out very slowly and repeat this process for five repetitions.

2. Consciously challenge your irrational hatred thoughts.

3. Replace those hateful irrational thoughts with calmer rational thought.

4. If your feeling are directed at another person, limit your contact with this person.

5. Employ a “distraction strategy” to refocus your mind – watch a movie, listen to music, go for a walk, read a book, exercise.

I find that when I start to hate someone I get my Bible and start reading before too long my hatred is defused.

Are You The Object Of Hate?

If you’ve ever been the target of hatred, you know how upsetting, frightening, and emotional it can be. Actually, since the overall effects of hatred are so physically harmful and emotionally devastating, perhaps we should think of hatred as another type of. “H- Bomb.”

H-bombs are Hydrogen bombs that generate most of the energy the produce from something called “nuclear fission.” In addition to producing energy, nuclear fission is also what ignites the initial explosion of a nuclear weapon.

In a similar way, hatred produces energy for destructive power. And the fission – what actually ignites the explosion- is driven by the intense hostility, fear, anger, or sense of injury the person feels.

When you’re confronted by this kind of extreme dislike, you basically have two choices regarding your response:

  • You can either sink to the hater’s level and toss a few H-bombs of your own.
  • Recognize this behavior as a character flaw and not respond to it.

Overcoming Self-Hatred

Too often, we turn our feeling of dislike on ourselves, which is equally damaging. Hate turned inward can crush your spirit and impact your health. Take overeating, for example, which many say is a symptom of self-hatred. By compulsively overeating, you’re actually making yourself sick, putting on unhealthy weight and contributing to a feeling of unattractiveness- all of these forms to self-punishment.

Overeating however, is only one way that self-hatred manifests itself. Being your under the influence of hate, some people are driven to injure or cut themselves, engage is risky behaviors and cut off those who live them.

Self-haters are driven to punish themselves for a variety of reasons, such as feeling insecure, guilty, alone, unattractive, unproductive or self-critical. These negative, internal feeling shape and give life to the destructive impulses of self-hatred.

Self-hatred is characterized by a dislike for oneself and, often, low self-esteem. What’s particularly difficult about self-hate is that we cannot avoid the hater.

I see self-hatred as a corrosive virus of the mind. It weakens you emotionally and makes your body more vulnerable to sickness and disease by compromising your immune system. The antidote for self-hate, it to refer to the story of the grandfather and the boy. You simply have to stop feeding it!

So, how do we do this? We just forgive ourselves for whatever it is that caused this toxic and inflicted emotional wound. I started by actually writing myself a letter of forgiveness. Write it for a real or imagined offense, just as you would if you were forgiving as if a dear friend.

I also wrote one for my mother, and took it to her gravestone with a helium balloon and let it go. Sadly I was not able to forgive her when she was living.

If your going to do this. Here are a few guidelines as you compose the letter:

  • Write it out by hand to make it more personal.
  • Be honest and very specific about your hatred – what is it about?
  • Take responsibility for this hatred and explain why it’s unfair and unjust.
  • Forgive yourself and others for this hatred. You have felt.
  • Express in detail what you’ve learned from this hatred, make a written promise to be kinder to yourself and others and end your letting by stirring “I love you.” ♥️

You can keep the letter (s) or burn them and give them away. My sending my mothers letter with a helium balloon helped me to forgive my mother. If the person is living and you give them the letter, know you will probably have to face them and hate a discussion. If your still feeling weak, I don’t suggest giving the person the letter. Burn it or keep it.

Hate, whether turned inward or outward creates a destructive state of mind the wreaks havoc with your physical health and emotional well-being. And like a hot coal, the sooner you rid yourself of this toxic emotion, the less damage it can do and the healthier and happier you’ll be.

Feed hatred and it will grow. Confront it understand it and disassemble it and You will grow.

Make today the day you address this darkness and let the sunshine in.

Childhood Emotional Neglect

It seems that the world getting crazier and crazier. As lives get more chaotic our children and grandchildren are suffering the most. What kind of future will they really have?

I can see it in some of their faces, at the grocery store, a church, or children just outside walking alone. It breaks my heart every time it happens.

As a survivor of Childhood Emotional Neglect. I might be more in tuned to feel for these children. And while I am sometimes not in a place where it’s my business to speak to these children. My heart aches for them.

I wanted to share with you the challenges they may be feeling. So if your in a place to speak up you’ll know what their feeling. I tell you, sometimes even a quick hello or positive word to them helps them tremendously.

The First Challenge

They feel invisible, like they don’t belong or are no value to anyone. “I became invisible so that every one walks by me like I wasn’t there.” They feel they don’t belong, especially in group settings, whether with family or friends. I know I always felt that if I walked out of the room no one would notice. Although they rationally see that no one is superior to them, they still feel inferior to other people.

The biggest challenge for me was believing that my wants and desires were not as important of those of others. I had a huge fear that paralyzed me. My unconscious motto became “If anyone really knew me they wouldn’t like me. I longed to be seen by others but my fear of actually being seen kept it hidden, isolated, independent, anxious and afraid.

I remember one time at age 12 years old. I did an experiment of my own. My Father always had alcohol in the fridge. One day I went to fridge and grabbed 3 beers and went outside and sat on the front porch and drank them all. Just seeing if anyone would pay attention. It was a busy street and town was about a block away. No one even noticed. I learned 3 things that day. I really was invisible and that no one really cared what I did. along with that beer helped me deal with the pain I felt inside. From that moment on I did want I pleased, I talked to strangers, took alcohol from the fridge, came and left as I wanted. No one cared. By the age of 13 I think I was an alcoholic. By age 14 I started smoking weed, and by 16 I was snorting cocaine. No one seemed to have any issues with it and I stopped caring about myself by that point.

I struggled for the majority of my childhood and my adult life with feelings that I didn’t matter much, that I wasn’t important and not interesting enough of a person for others to want to get close to me.

The Second Challenge

They have trouble recognizing their emotions or sharing their emotions. They might say things like:

“I always feel the need to hide my emotions and thoughts, I find it very hard to open up to others, even family members.”

“I am just learning about feelings, emotions. How do you know what you are feeling period!”

Even today I empathize a lot, But I have a hard time being able to feel my emotions. I still to this day struggle with recognizing my emotions and knowing whether they are “real” or whether I make them up (exaggerate).

My mother never expressed or talked about emotions at home and now I find it difficult to know how strong an emotion has to be. Whether it’s real or if it’s even worth being expressed.

My Father spent a lot of time at work or at the bar, and when he would be home he would either have a drink in his hand or sleeping.

I’m normally a very articulate person, but I lack the vocabulary to describe my emotions when I’m feeling them in the moment. I think that’s why I’m good at writing, because I can think things through before putting them out there.

At home my mother would always tell me to shut up, after awhile I just stopped talking. And kept all my thoughts and feelings tucked inside.

The Third Challenge

These children may have trouble determining their needs and desires because they can’t connect with themselves or any one else.

I had trouble understanding what a really wanted, for much of my adult life I did what society told me to do. Most of the time I just went through the actions without knowing what I wanted or feeling anything. I got used to being numb all the time. Trying to find my voice and connect with myself and the things that made me unique was extremely difficult for me.

The Forth Challenge

They may have trouble setting boundaries and saying no to others. They don’t think they have a right to say “NO.” And have a right to their own feelings. I had great difficulty setting boundaries with anyone. I also had a difficult time saying no to the point of my own detriment and I put up with my own needs being ignored. Failing to learn how to set boundaries on how to trust my gut feeling when my boundaries were crossed, the ultimately, how to protect myself. Many times I felt like a doormat.

I had to learn how to set boundaries and establish limits, which express a lot of being able to say no. In adult life it’s really hard for me to say no. I still tend to push my boundaries in relationships too far, not putting myself first but even agree to things I don’t like.

Today I still have issues with addiction but now it’s food (sugar). My life has been and always will be a struggle because of the way I was raised. So please if you see or know of someone who is being abused – emotionally, physically, or sexually, speak up. Maybe you could save the life of a child. Or save them years and years of suffering.

Counseling is available. There are caring people out there. I spent 30 years in counseling trying to undo, the hurt and pain of what happened to me in childhood and adult life. The mistakes I’ve made and the relationships I’ve destroyed. Every day I struggle but I know there is praise in from the pity out there. Or I wouldn’t be here today surviving.