Experiencing negative or unwanted thoughts about God or other distressing subjects can be unsettling, but it's important to know that you're not alone. Many individuals face similar struggles, often triggered by stress, worries, or past experiences. Seeking support from a therapist or counselor can offer valuable guidance and tools to manage these thoughts effectively. Through therapy, you can explore the underlying reasons behind these thoughts, challenge negative beliefs, and develop coping strategies to regain control. Remember to be kind to yourself throughout this process, as overcoming intrusive thoughts takes time and patience. Additionally, consulting with a psychiatrist may provide insights into whether medication could be beneficial in managing these thoughts. By taking proactive steps and seeking support, you can work towards finding peace of mind and managing these thoughts more effectively in your daily life.

I understand how distressing it can be to experience intrusive negative thoughts, especially when they involve topics as sensitive as faith and spirituality. It's important to recognize that you're not alone in experiencing these challenges, and seeking support is a positive step towards understanding and managing these thoughts.

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Hi. I appreciate you talking about your concern. As per given information, it seems like you may be experiencing intrusive thoughts related to religion or spirituality. Intrusive thoughts are unwanted, distressing thoughts that can cause significant anxiety or discomfort.. Seek support from a professional Psychologist for psychometric assessment as it can be underlying signs of Anxiety or obsessive -compulsive disorder (OCD).  Psychometric assessment will help to diagnose better and help with the treatment plan. Consider therapy option like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)

Hello It’s good that you are reaching out for support. Please seek for professional help.

When some thoughts come in our mind non stop daily and disrupt our day to day activities these thoughts can be obsessions, these obsessive thoughts can be stressful and to reduce these stress we often get involved in a behavioral activity known as compulsion. The guilt and stress involving thoughts is not your fault but the mind's way to protect ourselves by exposing us to our biggest fears so that when something happens like this we are able to face it. These obsessions though are not helpful if we don't regulate and manage these. I will suggest you to take help from a psychologist with a weekly session. Hoping for your early recovery. Takecare

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing such distressing thoughts. It's essential to approach yourself with compassion and without judgment. Negative thoughts can be challenging, but practicing breathwork and mindfulness may help you gradually ease into a more relaxed state. If these thoughts persist and cause significant distress, seeking support from a mental health professional, such as Mind Sculpt, could provide you with guidance and coping strategies to navigate through these challenges.

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