Demons: Fallen Angels

When satan fell, one third of the angelic hosts joined him in his rebellion. These angels who fell with Satan are now known as demons. Hell was prepared for Satan and his demons. Demons are fallen angels are used interchangeably in the Bible.

While the Bible is silent on the exact timeline of when angels were created by the Lord, what is known for sure is that the Lord created everything good because He is Holy. When Satan, who was once the angel Lucifer, rebelled against God, he fell immediately from heaven (Isaiah 14: Ezekiel 28).

When Satan fell, one third of the angelic joined him in his rebellion (Revelation 12:3-4, 9). These angels who fell with Satan are not known as demons. The first to rebel was Satan, who was promptly thrown out of heaven along with myriads of angels who followed his lead.

The Bible says they “did not stay within their own position of authority but left their power dwelling in contrast to the elect angels” (Jude 6), who were given grace to remain sinless. In comparison to humanity, the angels fell in its representative head (Adam), each apostate angel fell be his own choice.

Was Hell Made For Satan And His Demons?

According to Matthew 25:41, hell was prepared from the devil for his angels (demons). When Jesus, in Matthew 25:41, used the possessive word his, He makes it clear that these angels now belong to Satan (Revelation 12:7-9), vividly depicts an end-time battle with Michael and his angels and Satan and his angels (demons). From these biblical references, we can get a clear picture that demons and fallen angels are used interchangeably in the Bible.

What Does The Bible Teach Us About Satan?

Satan is mentioned more from than all other evil angels combined. 29-times Satan is referred to in the Gospels, and of those 29, Jesus spoke of him 25 times.

Satan is mentioned in:

Satan is “the prince of demons” (Matthew 12:24). Who rules the evil spirits that inhabit the cosmos.

Satan is “the ruler of this world” (John 12:31), authority in the ordered system of all things opposed to the knowledge and plans of God.

Satan is “ the prince of the power of the air” (Ephesians 2:2), which included all the unsaved and all the fallen angels.

Satan is “the god of this world “ (2 Chronicles 4:4), meaning those in the world who reject the Creator and serve Satan.

Scripture refers to Satan 52 Tim’s. He is defined as “Satan” or adversary or opposer. 35-times Scripture refers to Satan as the devil “accuser or slanderer.” Here are some of the mention in the Bible that describe Satan:

  • The Evil One (John 17:15)
  • A Roaring Lion (1 Peter 5:8)
  • Abaddon (destroyer) (Revelation9:11)
  • A Great Red Dragon (Revelation12:3)
  • That Ancient Serpent (Revelation12:9)

Such descriptions of satan help readers understand the influence he cleverly wields to the end of evil and destruction as he rules as leader of lesser spirits under his control.

Satan and demons have no blood or hearts in them, that’s what makes them so evil and callus and conniving.

Do Christians Need To Fear False Teachers or Demons?

Demons and false teachers are potent enemies of God people, but they never need to be feared. If you learn their devices. Demons and false teachers serve the purposes of God and are restrained by the mighty hand of the Lord. The Lord is never responsible for evil but does use the actions of the enemies of God to accomplish the will of God.

All that to say, when tempted to be fearful or discouraged regarding evil, remind yourself of the sovereign of the Lord over evil. Evil can only enter if we give it permission to. Wherever you are and whatever you have going on, serve the Lord faithfully and resist Satan in the strength and grace of the Lord Jesus.

What is critical to our understanding of this subject is to get the idea that Satan and his demons are not going about unconstrained. The Lord controls all the cosmos but permits Satan to assign demons to activities abs to put people to the test. Demons may tempt, accuse, and deceive or dominate and captivate people who practice sin. They can even inflict disease, ruining bodies, and souls (Luke 9:42). Even so, demons cannot possess a person who is under the Lord’s protection.

The goal of demons is to separate as many people from God forever, taking them to hell. The strategy of Satan and his demonic horde is to influence the mind to get you to reject Jesus and live in sin. Even in the Lord’s churches, demons attempt to draw people away from biblical truth (1 John 4:1).

What Can Satan Do To Christians?

Christians are those who are in Christ (Romans 8:1) and who are held secure by the power of God (Romans 8:31-39). Satan and his demonic horde may do their worst, but God’s people are to stand fast during trials (James 1:2), considering it pure joy to experience trials (James 1:2-4).

Though the world, the flesh, and the devil (1 John 2:6) and the demonic horde stand opposed to God, the church will yet triumph (Matthew 16:13-20) because of Christ alone. So Christians do not need to fear demons or false teachers but preach the Word (2 Timothy 4:2).

Every unsaved person is under the demonic hold of Satan and subject to his rule and influence. The child of God is no longer under the sway of the evil one because they have been transferred from the kingdom of darkness to the kingdom of light – The Lord Jesus (Colossians 1:13). Christians make disciples of the world by called people to faith in the Lord Jesus (Acts 16:31; Romans10:7-21).

The Church will stand forever Because of the finished and sufficient work of Christ who sustained the people of God. And one day, at the end of days, the Lord will throw Satan and his demonic horde into the pit of hell where they will suffer unending, unrelenting conscious punishment (Revelation 20:10).

No it seems as if the enemy of God triumph now, the reverse is true. The kingdom of God advances, the kingdom of this world is thrown down, and Christ is still triumphing. The victory of Christ is sure because of the Lord Jesus

So, if you believe in God and believe His Word (The Bible), you must trust in the finished and sufficient work of Jesus and grow and boldness and confidence in Him by growing in the grace and knowledge of the Lord Jesus (2 Peter 3:18), by putting off yourself and putting on Christ (Colossians 3:5), 11), through the work of the Holy Spirit.

The Key To Filling Your Empty Soul

What do you do when you’re feeling empty inside? Do you retreat into a hole, waiting for someone to pull you out? Do you deteriorate into a TV junkie/couch potato/Facebook addict? Do you laugh out of anyone and everyone who dare to enter your space including your dog? Or do you keep pressing forward, struggling what feels like running to waste deep water?

Busyness, parenting pressures, financial stress, illness, difficult people, you’re struggling with your childhood, or any other normal pressure in my report hole in your internal bucket and leave you with an empty soul. And if your internal level a reserve it already low, A larger than normal week in your soul will quickly drain you of any remaining resilience you have. Your creativity evaporates, you can’t even handle minor stressors let alone seeing anything positive in the world.

I learned the warning signs that indicate running on empty. I can let small things really upset me, Sometimes to the point of tears. I’m always embarrassed when I get to that point, but I learn to see it as a warning sign that I need to get intentional about filling my soul back up.

When are stomach is empty we find something to eat. Sometimes it’s a quick snack. Sometimes it’s a gourmet meal. Your body just best we regularly eat a variety of good quality food.

But what we don’t do when we get hungry and sit down and wait for someone else to feed us. Unless you are in four-point restraints in solitary confinement, you feed yourself. It may take effort. You may not be able to immediately get your favorite meal. There are an infinite variety of foods that may satisfy your empty belly, but we still have to feed ourselves.

It works the same way with an empty soul. It may take effort. You may not be able to immediately get your favourite soul nourishment. And they’re an infant writing activities and thought that may satisfy your empty soul. But here’s the key

You Have To Learn How To Feel Your Own Soul

That doesn’t mean you create soul food out of nowhere, a that all that soul food is equally nourishing. But it doesn’t mean that you are the one who must proactively choose and look for and intake whatever nourishment your soul needs.

Where To Find Soul Food

Your soul needs many different kinds of nourishment. It’s important to be aware of what nourishes you; It’s as unique as a kind of physical food you like or don’t like.

Here are a few categories to think about:

  • Stillness vs Stimulation. Most of us in the today’s world are overstimulated. We face constant input from television, smart phones, and social media. That kind of data overload and dreams are internal bucket. Going non-digital for an hour, or afternoon, our weekend, my revolutionize our sense of feeling refreshed.
  • Natural vs Artificial. our lives are often filled with everything man made; buildings, cities, media, noise, pollution. But when our soul needs to be filled up, There’s something about nature that needs I need that nothing else can. The sound of rain, I singing bird, the rustling of the trees, the feel of the sand or dirt under our feet- It reminds you of the creator made all that, and you too.
  • Inspiring vs entertaining. Most media capitalizes on the sensational, the superficial, and the scandalous. The entertainment value Of it may keep your “vegged out,” but it won’t fill fill your soul. On the other hand, there are certain books, movies, music, or even TV programs will lift, fill, and enlarged your soul in a big way. You can tell the difference by the effects by your inner heart experiences.
  • Earthly vs Eternal. Things we can see, feel and touch are important.Created the garden of Eden as a very physical place. But you and I were created for more than this earth. We were created for forever. Time spent reading your Bible, in prayer, and worship alone or with other believers, or just be in silence in the presence of the Lord- These nourish a part of our soul but only God can fill.

Two Questions

You don’t think it’s strange when your body needs food, or that some food leads to better health than others. So ask yourself the similar questions about how you nourish your soul.

1. How do you know your soul is empty? What are our unique emotional signal? How do you behave differently when your soul is depleted? What tells you you’re running on empty?

2. What soul who is most nourishing for you? When do you feel most alive, most refreshEd, most creative? What people, activities, or places fill you up?

Continuing to run on empty will never turn out well. Notice the signals that indicate you have an empty soul, And learn to feed yourself with the nourishment you need. Notice what I fills you up, and find ways to do more of that.

What signals tell you that your soul is running on empty? Can you name one or two things that provide you with soul nourishment.

Keeping our souls fueled up one of the aspects of taking charge of our own well-being.

We need to do more of that.

What Does The Bible Tell Us About Weather

Bible Theology

We may have not noticed it, but the biblical authors have a lot to say about the weather. Weather various times has Figurative meaning involve the Old Testament and the New Testament. The following is not only a brief outline of the sizable subject, classified wearing two different weather phenomena.

God control of the weather in a prime testimony of His awesome power. Ancient warriors accepted and repeat the evidence.

When he thunders the waters in the heavens roar; he makes clouds rise in the end of the earth. Lightning with rain and bring it out the wind from his storehouses.

The Quest For Water

Because Ancient Palestine, as today, was a semiarid place, water management was always on everyone’s mind. The Israelites, only having recently arrived from Egypt, learned from the Canaanites about the storm god Baal. Images of him have survived to our day. He often brandishes a bolt of lightning as his spear. Israel’s prophets claimed that the Lord was the real provider of rain and fertility.

This conflict between the Lord and Baal reached its climax when the prophet Elijah confronted 350 prophets of Baal on Mount Carmel (1 Kings 18:30-39). For 3 1/2 years before this confrontation, the people had suffered from a drought because Elijah had announced to King Arab, “ as the Lord, the God of Israel, lives, whom I serve, there will be neither Dow nor rain in the next few years except at my word” (1 Kings 17:1; Luke 4:35; James 5:17).

Elijah proposed a test between the rival gods: the people should serve whichever god was able to light the fire for a sacrifice offered to him. Ball’s prophets were unable to elicit from their god any response to Elijah’s simple prayer, however, God lit the wood of his sacrifice, even though at Elijah’s command had been doused with water three times. The people were convinced crying out. “The Lord, He is God! The Lord! He is God.” At Elijah’s request. God then send a torrential downpour, putting an end of the drought” (1 Kings 18:43-46).

The Psalmists celebrate this power of the Lord to strike the earth with lightning and to bless the earth with rain, Thunder, lightening, and dark clouds were prominent in God’s revelation of Himself to the people of Israel at Mount Sinai (Exodus 19:16-19). In Psalm 29, King David apparently uses a thunderstorm to declare qualities of the Lord it reveals, in verses 3-9, he speaks seven times of “the voice of the Lord.”

The voice of the Lord is over the waters, The God of glory thunders. The Lord thunders over the mighty waters. The voice of the Lord is powerful; the voice of the Lord is majestic. The voice of the Lord breaks the cedars; the Lord breaks in pieces the cedars of Lebanon. He makes Lebanon skip like a calf, Sirion like a young ox, The voice of the Lord shakes the desert;The voice of the Lord twists the oaks and strips the forests bare. And in His temple all cry, “Glory!”

Beck concludes in verses 10and 11 with his faith declaration:

The Lord sits enthroned over the flood;

The Lord is enthroned as King forever.

The Lord gives strength to His people;

The Lord blesses His people with peace.

Not only does God boot out Baal the usurper, but He endows His people with greater blessing than Baal ever claimed.

God in heaven causes His sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends the rain on the the righteous and the unrighteous. “Matthew 5:45). This is a double-statement of blessing, not blessing in the first clause and cursing in the second.

The Storms

The prophets reveal that God uses storms to punish people for their sins, beginning in Scripture with the ultimate storm, the Great Flood in Genesis 6:9. In response to the sinful condition of human society, described as “every inclination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil all the time” (Genesis 6:5). God “opened the floodgates of the heavens,” causing a 40-day-long rain, combined with the loosing of “the springs of the great deep.” The resulting flood inundated the entire world. “All the mountains under the entire heavens were covered… to a depth of more that 20 feet (15 cubits) ( Genesis 7:11-12, 17-20).

Less extensive storms but less fierce served as instruments of God’s wrath in later times as in the case of Jonah and God showed His favor to the sailors who threw Jonah overboard (Jonah 14-15). An anonymous psalmist celebrates other times the Lord has done the same thing (Psalm 107:23-30).

The Hail

God uses hail as an instrument of punishment, including it among the 10 plagues against the Egyptians (Exodus 9:18-19, celebrated in Psaln 17 47-48), and using gigantic 100-lbs hailstones to kill more of the enemy than the swords of the soldiers did (Joshua 10:11; compare Revelation 8:7).

The Mighty Winds

Wind serves God to execute His wrath against the wicked (Exodus 15:10; Hosea 13:15), but He also uses wind to bless people, as when the wind parted the Red Sea to create as escape route from the Egyptian army (Exodus 13:21-22), when wind brings quail for the Israelites in the wilderness (Numbers 11:31-32), or when He symbolizes a return from Assyrian exile by a wind drying up the Euphrates (Isaiah 11:15-16). A mighty wind fills the observer with awe, and though God has used its sound to signify the arrival of His spirit during the Pentecost (Acts 2:1-2). He also has demonstrated that He is not always in such a wind.

Drought

Closely associated with the wind,especially wind in the desert, is the condition of drought. God uses it also as a punishment against evil doers.

‘If you will not listen to me. I will punish you for your sins seven times over. I will break down your stubborn pride and make the sky above you like a lion and the ground beneath you like bronze. Your strength will be spent in vain, because your soil will not yield its crops nor will the trees of the land yield their fruit” (Leviticus 26:18-20).

Such a drought befell the people of Israel at the time of the prophet Joel and in addition to the locust plague.

The fields were ruined, the ground dried up, the grain was destroyed, the new wine dried up, the oil failed to burn, the vines dried up, fig trees withered, the pomegranate, the palm and the apple tree of the fields dried up. The seeds were shriveled beneath the clods,the storehouse were in ruins. The granaries were broken down, for the grain was dried up. To You O’ Lord they called, for fire have devoured the open pastures, and flames had burned up all the trees of the field. Even the wild animals pant for you; the streams of water have dried up and the fire has devoured the open pastures (Joel 1:9-10; we:17-20).

Of course, the prophet calls on the people to repent (Joel 2:12-27).

Whirlwind

The prophet Nahum recognizes God’s way in the whirlwind (Nahum 1:3), and the prophet Hosea employs the whirlwind to symbolize the utmost of futility (Hosea 8:7). Yet on one occasion, God uses the whirlwind for blessing, when He caught Elijah up to heaven (2 Kings 2: 1, 11).

Snow

Only one historical narrative of the Bible mentions snow (2 Samuel 23:20; 1 Chronicles 11:22). Benaiah, one of King David’s mighty men, went down into a pit and killed a lion “in a day of snow,’ The context is ambiguous whether it was a single day in which snow fell or a time of snow, a particularly cold winter. Jewish commentators suggest two possible reasons for mentioning the snow: either Benaiah was able to track the lion’s footprints in the snow or the unusual severity of the weather is what brought the lion close to human habitation.

Despite how seldom it falls, the snow had figurative uses. The prophet Isiah promises the people of Judah to repent “Come now let us reason together” says the Lord. “Though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be as white as snow…” (Isaiah 1:28). Skin “white as snow” is a manifestation of leprosy (Exodus 4:6; Numbers 13:20; 2 Kings 5:27). It also serves as a symbol of refreshment (Proverbs 25:13), of cold (Proverbs 32:21), of fertilizing (Isaiah 55:10), and of habit (Jeremiah 28:24). Snow in summer symbolizes what it unfitting (Proverbs 26:1).

Predicting The Weather

Jesus laments the irony that people are able to predict the weather based on whether the wind is coming from the sea or from the desert but cannot see what’s ahead spiritually. He says, “Hypocrites! You know how to interpret the appearance of earth and the sky. How is it that you don’t know how to interpret this present time?” ( Luke 12:54-56). He goes on to mention recent events – Pilate’s massacre of Galileans in the temple courts and an accident in which a tower crushed and killed 18 people. These victims, Jesus says, are no more guilty than anyone else. Twice He warns, “unless you repent, you too will all perish” (Luke 13:1-5).

The Difference Between Ancient And Modern People Regarding Weather

Just as ancient people were more tired to the land than we are today, they were also more dependent on the weather and more helpless to overcome it’s effects. We can nearly always escape to a place of comfort and safety. This makes us tend to be neglectful of the great weather-Maker. Only in the midst of the greatest of natural phenomena do most of today’s people turn their eyes upward. We only cry out when we are desperate, and the rest of the time, when the sun is shining and the birds are singing, we tend to take God for granted,

The Bible reminds us that our God is constantly there and that our minute-by-minute existence depends on His grace. If we should forget, a coming weather event may suddenly return His presence back to our consciousness.

We notice today that our weather patterns are getting worse and more bizarre. Would if God is trying to warn us of the things to come, but we are to busy with the world to listen.

We Are All Slaves

We are all Slaves, the questions to who or what? We all make sacrifices for who or what? We all follow rules but whose or for what?

The truth is we were created for bigger things than ourselves.

The Apostle Paul said it best in Romans 6:22: “But now that you have been set free from sin and have become slaves for God, the benefits you reap leads to holiness, and the result is eternal life.

God’s call to our life is meant to protect the life only He can give us.

Being a slave for the world will lead us to eternal death. While being a slave for God gives us eternal life.

7 Headaches Spiritual Meanings: Left And Right Side

I have suffered from excruciating migraines for years, probably since I was 12-years old. I always thought it was because of the abuse I suffered. Lately they have been getting worse. I’ve been asking God to guide me in what to do, and if I was sinning in anyway to show me.

I’ve had a book on my bookshelf for years, it’s just been sitting there collecting dust. As I was praying last evening, I was led to the bookshelf and I seen that book. It’s called “A More Excellent Way“ by Henry W. Wright.

I thought it might be helpful for someone if they suffered from migraines or headaches in general. Ive been struggling to find answers for some time now.

I found out spiritually migraines are caused by guilt and conflict with oneself, whether it’s real or imagined makes no difference. Although some are caused by high blood pressure or vision conditions. Migraines are often rooted in guilt, conflict or fear.

As I researched I found more.

What Is The Spiritual Meaning Of Headaches?

Headaches pass important messages to our subconscious. As funny as it sounds it’s true.

Whenever you have headaches, it is good to not only pay attention to the medical side, but also the Spiritual side. Having headaches might be an important message from the universe to us.

You should always learn to pay attention whenever you begin to experience headaches. Let’s look at the different spiritual meanings of having headaches and how it can indicate important events in your life.

The universe can deploy various means of communication, and headaches can be one of the means of communication. Although it is not one of the common ways of passing messages to us.

This can be a life changing experience for you because you will never take a headache for granted after reading this.

What Spiritual Causes Headaches?

Biblically, it is believed that headaches are caused by the spirit of anxiety and depression.

This is why the Bible tells us to always cast our cares on God.

Whenever you begin to have headaches. It can be a sign that you have become influenced by anxiety or depression. Whenever you allow anxiety into your heart, you are opening up your body to become affected by the spirit of anxiety which will begin to give you a headache.

The moment we allow the spirit of anxiety or depression into our lives, we are going to have a headache, which will never go away until we decide to let go of anxiety and depression.

Anxiety and depression can be responsible for headaches. It might not be a general conclusion but guilt, conflict and fear cause anxiety and depression. They are all caused by the same spirit.

What Is The Spiritual Meaning Of A Headache?

In the Spirit, our bodies can be used to send a signal to us concerning certain aspects of our lives. One of such body signals is a headache.

Spiritually, having a headache is something to never trivialize or treat lightly.

The reason for this is because there is a lot of danger if we can’t pay close attention to the headache we have, and how spiritually significant they are.

Spiritually, whenever we have a headache, it is a sign that we are allowing too many negative energies into our heart and mind. It is a sin that we have become defenseless to the attacks of the enemy.

It’s a sign that someone is trying to send evil arrows to you (from the Christian perspective). Most times, having a headache is a sign that something negative is around you.

While this might always be the case, it has become dominant in several cases.

Whenever you have a headache, you should check within yourself to be sure that you have not let down your spiritual guard.

However, the spiritual meaning of having a headache can differ. This can be different based on which side of your head the headache is coming from. Let’s look at the 2 different spiritual meanings of having a headache on the left or right sides of the head.

Left Side Headache

Whenever you have a headache on the left side of your head, the universe is telling you that someone is trying to harm you.

Most times, this is someone close to you. The reason for this is because a headache is mostly caused by something we are familiar with.

Therefore, whenever you have a headache on the left side of your head, it’s time for you to begin to tread with caution.

The harm is not physical. Therefore, you don’t have to be scared of losing your life. This harm is physiological and emotional. You need to be careful about how you become vulnerable psychologically and emotionally whenever you are with people.

This is a way to protect yourself from falling victim of the plots of wicked people (enemies).

You have been allowing yourself to become influenced by external factors more than personal conviction and values.

The headache is a warning sign and an indication of the damage you’re causing yourself if you don’t stop making hasty decisions based on external factors.

Right Side Headache

The right side of your head is the center of all logic.

Whenever we begin to have headaches, it is a sign that we have been neglecting our inner intuition because of the external pressures we are facing.

Always consult your inner intuition before embarking on any action or project. By doing this, you will be open up for several other choices that will yield more positive consequences.

In The Spiritual Realm There Are Spiritual Messages Of Having Headaches. These Messages Are For Our Benefit.

These messages are meant to guide us concerning what to do. In addition to this, these messages are from the universe concerning your future. If you have a headache, one of these 7 Spiritual messages are for you.

1. You are taking on too many responsibilities

Whenever have a headache, the universe is telling you to cut down on the responsibilities you are taking on yourself.

Most times, because of our desire, passion, and ambition m we delve into a lot of things, which we feel can make us successful in our chosen path.

However, at the end of the day, we will realize that we simply wasted our time trying to do everything.

The best way for the universe to prevent this from happening to you is to use a headache to symbolize the stress you are going through because of too many responsibilities.

Taking on too many responsibilities is not good for your mental and emotional capacity,

2. Quit worrying

Whenever you have a headache, it’s time to stop anxiety to take over your heart, it is time to stop worrying about everything around you.

No matter how much you worry about something it doesn’t lead to any significant change. When we get a headache we tend to worry more instead of stop worrying. It’s time to let go of every thought in your heart no matter what is going on in your life, and what you think will achieve it. It is time to embrace peace and serenity in your soul.

3. You need to stay focused

Having a headache can be so intense that your sight begins to get blurry. If this is the type of headache you are experiencing, then it’s a sign that you are losing focus on the things that matter most in life.

It’s time to pick up your vis it’s time to let go of every distraction that has come to take your focus away. This type of headaches a sign of caution.

You are getting to distracted by the things that don’t really matter to your life. It’s time to let go of the mundane things.

4.You have to become alert spiritually

Having a headache is a sign of spiritual insensitivity. When the universe brought to my consciousness, it amazed me.

I never really heard it could be a sign of spiritual insensitivity. I thought that I was spiritually sensitive.

If you have a headache, you may check for spiritual sensitivity and sure that you were alert.

You have to be able to pick the changing seasons in your life and prepare adequately for them.

5. It is time to let go of every anger

In the Bible, it is with the spirit of anger has a call with headaches, even though a major spirit that causes anxiety and depression.

Therefore, whenever you begin to have constant headaches and you have to release and the anger in your heart those have hurt you.

We have no power to change the behavior of other people. But we can’t change how we react to them.

We only have the power over our heart to forgive and let go of every offense we have

6.You need to purge yourself of every negative energy

Having a headache is a sign of negative energy.

Therefore, whenever you begin to have headaches, it might be the best time to purge yourself of all negative energies.

You can do this by going for purification rites, which involve meditation, praying, or relaxing techniques such as breathing exercises. Negative energies have become too much for your body to handle. Once you begin to have such a headaches, You should begin spiritual cleansing and purification.

7. Let go of your unfavorable past

Whenever you have a headache, because of self-guilt.

We have chosen to hold on to the mistakes of the past. We have allowed these mistakes to overwhelm us too much.

A headache is a result of self-guilt. Self-guilt will keep you from doing all the important thing in life.

The only way to move on with your life you learn to forgive yourself every mistake you have ever made in the past.

The moment you do this, you’re going to experience peace of mind. Want to let go of your unfavorable past, the headache will magically leave your head without a trace.

5 Spiritual Reasons For Headaches

One of reasons are why you have headaches. I don’t look at them one after the other. Here are some questions to go over with yourself:

  • Have You Sinned? If you have sin in your life, you must seek forgiveness and change your ways before you can be forgiven by God and be relieved of your headache.
  • Are You Holding On To Offenses? If you are the headache you feel is because of unforgiveness. Our mind will never be at peace of we walk in Unforgiveness towards people.
  • Are You Under A Spiritual Attack? Headaches can be a sign you’ve come under a spiritual attack because of your low defense against evil. It is believed that whenever a spiritual attack is staged against someone, it will come as a headache, before it begins to fulfill it’s purpose.
  • Do You Have A Lot Of Negative Energies In Your Soul? Whenever negative energies have accumulated in your soul, your body will also respond negatively.
  • Are You lacking Adequate Rest? Spiritually, The Universe an send a headache to you. When it happens, it is a pointer to your restlessness in your body or soul.

For starters instead of running to the doctor for a headache, learn to pay I can come to your heart and see what the universe is trying to tell you. Once you pick up on the signals, you need a time to act on them.