how i u feel the promptings of the spirit www.lds.org www.mormon.org?

Question

How Can I Feel the Promptings of the Spirit?
D&C 8:2: “I will tell you in your mind and in your heart, by the Holy Ghost, which shall come upon you and which shall dwell in your heart.”
Elder Robert D. Hales of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: “The Spirit of God … will be as soft as a whisper, coming as a thought to our minds or a feeling in our hearts. … Choose to put yourself in a position to have experiences with the Spirit of God through prayer, in scripture study, at Church meetings, in your home, and through wholesome interactions with others” (“To Act for Ourselves: The Gift and Blessings of Agency,” Liahona and Ensign, May 2006
President Boyd K. Packer, Acting President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles: “Put difficult questions in the back of your minds and go about your lives. Ponder and pray quietly and persistently about them. The answer may not come as a lightning bolt. It may come as a little inspiration here and a little there, ‘line upon line www.lds.org

Answer 1

Music is one of the ways I always feel the spirit...good music of course. There's just something about the words and music, I cry all the time. My younger sister made a CD I listen to often of about 15 songs...makes me cry every time I listen to it. Also, I love to read general conference talks - that can be done with the Ensign or on LDS.org. listening to others' bear their testimony is also a good way. If you are having trouble feeling the spirit and want to more, pray to your Heavenly Father and ask Him for comfort. Church movies are usually a good way too...

Answer 2

The Mormons are a very dangerous group. I would steer clear of them as such. I have friends that are Mormon. I worry a great deal about them.

I am not threatened by them spiritually at all, this is about the social constructs of power. The dominionist agenda they have and the means they are using to achieve it.

The beginnings of the Mormon faith were created by an individual (s) that desired systemic justification for the subjugation of women and racism towards First Nations people. Essentially establishing white male authority by divine right in North America. There is nothing more pathetic than First Nations people who join this so called church. I say this with great respect for First Nations peoples. It's their business and I respect people choices but it is so tragic..

If the spirit did visit 'you know who', it was an evil spirit masquerading as a divine messenger. Maybe he was just another evil madman! I don't know.

This is a very arrogant group of people that have as strong economic power structure. Mormans do not classify as Christians, they are a growing and dogmatic cult.

Answer 3

A spirit, or someone's' soul, would not have a actual body, so the soreness someone might want to sense in hell might want to might want to be an emotional soreness. soreness brought about by being so a lengthy way as you'll properly be from the gentle and Love of God. imagine in case you've been next to God in Heaven, you'd be bathed in His gentle, his glow in case you'll, that could warmth and heal your soul. that would want to be emotional bliss. Hell is distance from God, that could push you further from the nice and cozy temperature of His gentle and presence. that would want to be emotional torture. That stated, i imagine even souls in hell have the prospect to bypass in the route of God. i don't think of that there is any such ingredient as being thoroughly irredeemable.

Answer 4

I think Elder Hales and Elder Packer have some pretty good counsel. Try it.

Answer 5

That's deep, dude. Think of it yourself?

Answer 6

You take a deep breath, that's how.

Answer 7

It's not deep, it's not hard, it's very simple, it's what Jesus called faith, TRUST, BEIIEVE AND TRUST IN JESUS CHRIST, NO MORE NO LESS, stop adding to it please!!!!!

Answer 8

What???

Answer 9

are you promoting your cult or what?