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Your Emotions And The Holy Spirit

Beloved,
l want to use this time to talk to you about the major mistakes ladies make today. Your emotions are blessings from the Lord and do not in any way try to kill your emotions or shy away from them. Either you are romantic in nature or you are passionate in nature. refuse to ignore these powerful treasure within you. Don't try to ignore your emotional realities. Embrace them. Value them. take your time to understand how your emotions functions. Ask God to give you the wisdom to manage them according to His will for your life. Either you love kissing or hugs or sex, that is not the issue. That's your nature. You can't pretend to your self. 
All the Lord is asking me to tell you is, accept your self the way you are. Ask The Holy Spirit to teach you have to manage these desires till you get married. Be free and be sensitive to your body and how it functions emotionally. Take your time to understand your emotions. Talking about your emotions, it is not just kissing, hugs or sex. It's more of your mood, joy, attitude, passions, etc... 
You need to be in charge. Allow the word of God to take hold of you. Be sensitive to your moods and learn how to handle them. Be sensitive to the things that gets you angry and learn how to manage them. Learn to listen to understand first, before you get angry. Don't assume or presume. Ask questions if you are confused. This is the will of God for your life. Present your self to the Lord and He will lead you. The Holy Spirit do not only teaches you the bible alone. He is set to teach you all things including how to manage your emotions. Be led by the Holy Spirit. Feel secure and make friend according to the direction of where you are going to in life. Break away from shy, fears, doubts and worries that is stopping you from been free. God bless you. It is the will of God that you are emotional free and also in control of how your emotions functions. God created you the way you are. It is time to understand YOU (emotionally). Don't just settle for the fact that you hate some thing, be more sensitive to know and understand why you hate the things you hate. Don't just settle for the fact that you like some thing, be more sensitive to know and understand why you like or love what you like (love). If you don't know how to, ask the Holy Spirit to help you. The answers you seek, lies within you. It's my desire for you to become the best God has created you to be. 
Am proud of you as my friend. Never you forget this, after all have been said and done by you, God still believes in you.

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