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Measuring Spirituality

How to recognize if you have the Spirit of the Lord or another spirit.

 

When You have The Spirit

  1. You feel Happy and Calm

  2. You feel full of light

  3. Your mind is clear

  4. Your bosom burns with Love for the Lord and for others.

  5. You feel generous.

  6. No one can offend you.

  7. You are very forgiving and kind

  8. You feel confident in what you do.

  9. You don't mind anyone seeing what you are doing.

  10. You feel outgoing and anxious to be with others (especially family members)

  11. You are glad when others succeed.

  12. You want to make others happy, even those opposed to you.

  13. You bring out the best and say the best about others.

  14. You gladly and willingly perform Church work.

  15. You feel like praying and reading the scriptures.

  16. You wish you could keep all the Lord's commandments.

  17. You feel you have control of your appetites and emotions, food and sleep in moderation, sexual restraint, recreation that is wholesome and moderate, controlled speech, and no anger.

  18. You feel a desire to help others-- usually in a way no one else will know about.

  19. You speak and think good about them.

  20. You feel sorrow when others have problems and sincerely desire to help them.

  21. You realize that your thoughts and your actions are open to God.

When You Do Not Have The Spirit: Or When Satan is Prompting You

  1. You feel unhappy, depressed, confused, and frustrated.

  2. You feel heavy and full of darkness.

  3. Your mind is muddled

  4. You feel empty, hollow, and cold inside.

  5. You feel selfish, possessive and self-centered.

  6. Everything anyone does bothers you.

  7. You are always on the defensive.

  8. You are easily discouraged.

  9. You become secretive and evasive.

  10. You want to be alone and you avoid others (especially family members).

  11. You are envious of what others do and what others have.

  12. You want to get even and show others up.

  13. You are critical of others, especially of family members and those of authority.

  14. You feel hesitant, unworthy, and unwilling to perform church ordinances.

  15. You don't want to pray or read the  scriptures.

  16. You find the commandments of God and rules of the family too restricting, or senseless.

  17. You become a slave to your appetites your emotions, become passionate over indulgence in food, sleep, sex, stimulating entertainment, loud music, strong anger and outspokenness all becomes part of your character.

  18. You want to make sure that all the help you give to others is duly noted by them and the world.

  19. You look for and find evil in others and broadcast it.

  20. You question others' motives and secretly delight in their problems.  Then you say, "I'm glad I'm not that way."

  21. You feel that what you do and think is only your business and no one else knows or cares.

 

 

 


 

 

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