Intense, excessive, and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations. Fast heart rate, rapid breathing, sweating, and feeling tired may occur. (Mayo Clinic)
When someone has an anxiety attack it is usually caused from an overwhelming spirit of fear. As believers we know that we should fear the LORD and any other fear does not come from Him. PTSD is real and is a condition associated or primarily originated by fear. Rather that fear being installed by a person, situation or even the future it is a barrier for some people to move forward in life. The enemy is crafty ad yet still a liar. We can’t allow fear, doubt, shame or guilt to rule over us. It is better to leave our burdens at the feet of our Creator.
If we practice repentance, forgiveness ad love we’ll keep the monkey off our backs. I know some of you will say that it’s easier said than done and it is. There are no perfect people and letting go of the things or humans that makes feel less than, trapped or defeated can seem intangible. As an empath we hate to leave someone behind that we assume can’t be helped. Such an issue to arise would cause one to have an anxiety attack. In the scriptures we are told to be anxious for nothing. This too sounds easier said than doe but it is a command never the less.
Family, at the end of the day the spirit of anxiousness is unholy and can cause one to feel like they’re dying when in fact it’s simply a scare tactic to cause you doubt in decision making. Pray without ceasing and repent daily knowing that your sins are forgiven so you won’t have to be afraid.
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