Nervous Exhaustion Symptoms

It reminds me of a beautiful statement I heard years ago, “The heart speaks with words the mind (brain) knows nothing of.”

What you have shared here Jackie is an inspiring example of Humility's Power to Heal, and possibly most important of all the giving of credit where credit is do.

God really is Love, and not fear…

Therein may we all be reminded of that “Peace, that passeth understanding.”

A constant re-Mind-er of such a Peace to awaken from all our dreaming of that which is less than who we really are…as Children of a Loving God.

Peace, God is.

I find that my faith is the truly only stable thing in my life.
I am bi poplar and my thoughts and emotions are up and down. Medication helps to keep my thoughts on a more level ground.
I have dealt with mental illness my whole life!

It is only when I learned, later in my life, that there was something I could do about it. That's is okay, I am NOT crazy! Before I started to take medication, my heart and thoughts were racing and never stopping!
I thought I would have a heart attack or a nervous breakdown.

It was a relief to find out that there was something I could do to stop these symptoms! That I really wasn't going crazy after all. It was a relief to know that it was just an illness!

I thank the Lord for giving me the wisdom to accept myself for
whom I am and I am unique in my own way!

Amen and God Bless You!
Sincerely,
Jackie
See Ya! J

You cause me to think that possibly we don’t even really know and “experience” our own Faith until that moment of taking “action” with it occurs.

It is then that the intangible become tangible, and possibly a building of our Faith happens to then take further actions…with increasing Faith in those actions.

Faith is something of the mind. It is our own creation. One can have as much “faith” as an atheist as a believer in God.

I can have complete faith that I’ll find a parking spot on a crowded street.

I can have faith that God will heal my wounds.

I can have complete faith that I will become rich beyond belief.

Sometimes our faith carries us into action that produces a result congruent with our faith.

Other times, like the recent death of a young girl at the hands of her faith-healing parents, faith does nothing to change the results because there was no associated action.

So, faith by itself is great… but stands little chance of producing results. Faith followed up by action congruent with the faith is what produces the desired results.

I’m guessing the awareness you have comes from some rich personal experiences that you have had around the topic of Faith as well.