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It seems to be religious OCD. It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively. You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.

Hi, Don't feel guilty about having this issue. This is not something personally you are doing its a part of a disorder you are going through. slowly as you start accepting these thoughts & not react on it, they will fade away. There are other CBT ways to overcome it effectively. Consult Take care & Thank you

Don't judge your thoughts; just accept them as they come. Be kind to yourself and avoid self-criticism. Label your thoughts as "OCD thoughts" to remind yourself that they are not reflective of your true beliefs.

Hi dear , thanks for reaching out , have you been medically diagnosed with OCD?The symptoms that you have described are of some other issue.So please get urself assessed first, and then once the medication starts then seek psychotherapy preferable from a CBT expert.the situation is handball and you have already taken the first staep by seeking help.

Please consult for online session. OCD can be treated with appropriate counselling. Don’t worry!

Hi dear, Yes, this is ocd and it can be helped by cbt. Consult online for therapy sessions. Until then, mindfulness will help and practice deep breathing. Connect for proper guidance.

It's called  religion ocd.cbt will help you .

Hi Consult a psychologist for professional help.

Hi , Get treatment for OCD. Consult a Psychologist. Your negative reaction to your thoughts on God can decrease once your symptoms are successfully managed . It can be positively effectively managed with cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), exposure and response prevention (ERP) therapy. You will learn techniques, coping skills to manage quieten control the intrusive thoughts and words .

Hi kindly connect with psychotherapist along with taking medicine prescribed by a psychiatrist. There are various approaches in CBT, NLP, Hypnotherapy and mindfulness based cognitive therapy which will help you psychotherapeutically for managing repetitive thoughts and compulsive behaviour.

First and foremost, I want to express my deepest empathy and understanding for the distress you're experiencing. Your words resonate profoundly with me, painting a vivid picture of the internal struggle you face daily. OCD can indeed be a challenging and at times, a disheartening condition, but I want to assure you that you are not alone in this journey. OCD is characterized by persistent, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) and behaviors (compulsions) that individuals feel compelled to perform. The intrusive thoughts you're describing, especially concerning revered symbols such as God, can be deeply distressing. Please know that these thoughts are not a reflection of your true feelings or beliefs, but rather symptomatic manifestations of OCD. From a homeopathic standpoint, there are several remedies that might offer relief for OCD symptoms. Remedies like Arsenicum Album or Calcarea Carbonica have historically been beneficial for certain OCD presentations. However, an in-depth consultation would be essential to pinpoint the most suitable remedy for you. As a clinical psychologist, I also recognize the deep emotional turmoil that OCD can stir. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), especially Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), has shown promise in addressing OCD symptoms. But beyond these, I offer a unique therapeutic avenue – Hindustani classical music therapy. Music, with its rhythms, melodies, and harmonies, can be a powerful tool to help calm the mind and provide a meditative focus. Engaging with music can sometimes offer a respite from intrusive thoughts and provide a centering, grounding experience. Together, we can explore specific ragas and musical exercises that resonate with your emotions and bring about a sense of inner peace. I would sincerely recommend considering a holistic consultation with me. By weaving together homeopathy, psychology, and music therapy, we have the potential to craft a tailored approach that addresses the mind, body, and soul in harmony. You have shown immense courage in reaching out, and I want to be a beacon of hope and support for you. Together, we can embark on a journey towards healing and find a path to tranquility. With deep compassion and understanding, Dr. Chetan Raj.