Is there anyone else who finds life after the occult hard?

Question

I mean I have found God but at the same time I still think about it everyday, especially my imagination, It is so hard to control.

Answer 1

It is hard. The occult can be addictive. The Lutheran Theologian Kurt Koch wrote several books about his ministry about helping people whos lives were damaged by the occult. You might want to read his book, "Occult Bondage and Deliverance".

The only was I was ever able to finally beat my own occult addiction is when I recieved the Holy Spirit through the laying on of hands at Confirmation at a conservative Episcopal Church.

Once you have the Holy Spirit, you'll be able to see what a sham the occult is, and that the "powers" occultists think they have are just fantasy and ego.

The more research you do on the subject will help you see it too. Crowley died a penniless drug addict. LaVey was a bankrupt wifebeater. John Dee died in poverty. Cagliostro died in the Bastille. They couldn't make it work, niether can anyone else.

May the peace of God that surpasses all understanding be with you this day and always.

Answer 2

Satan is messing with you.
Ask God to intervene. You should read a book about a former medium now Christian, very interesting. He said he was tormented by the dark side for awhile!
His name is Ben Alexander. His book is a real page turner!

Answer 3

I see nothing wrong with the occult, especially after reading an article comparring christian views to occultist views.

Answer 4

You have not gave up the evil desires. You can't serve two masters because you will end up loving one and hating the other. Choose wisely. Let go of sin. Ask God to free you and then follow his ways.

Answer 5

Satan really loves to work on our weaknesses. There is a spiritual fight going on . Put the armor of God on...read his word and pray..don't let Satan take hold of your thoughts.