Can Satan Put Thoughts In Our Head And How Do We Know God's Voice?

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Anthonette

Humble Servant of All
Good morning.

I had posted about my marriage. Often times I have thoughts that we have these conversations and that my husband wants to spend time with me. The conversations feel real. I think about him rebuking the woman he is with. I think about us spending time together doing things. And him asking and not me. Sometimes I say yes or I play the conversation out in my head. These types of thought are constantly on my mind.

Is this Satan putting these thoughts in my head?

Also at times I would be asking God for guidance and what should I do. I get conflicting messages in my head.

Can Satan get in my head like that?
 
I think it is not Satan..I also speak to people like this in my private time..because this is the very thing that defines your relationships. In Psalms, in the Bible you can also find examples. I think you are OK dear

I pray for you
 


Let’s Pray: God thank You for working out all things for my good. Don’t let me allow anything to distract me from remembering and resting in Your promises to me. Teach me how and help me to always keep my focus on You, Your Word, and the promises You made to me. Help me think clear righteous thoughts; thoughts of victory and not defeat. Don’t let anxiety and fear interfere or try to rule my life. Fill my heart and mind with faith, peace, encouragement, courage, and determination to not give up. Don’t ever allow me to allow defeat to be an option in my life. God I know in my heart, that all things will work out for my Good because I do love You. God all that I have asked of You in this prayer, please do the same for my family, friends, and the writer of this prayer. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen, so be it, and it is so.



God Has Heard Our Prayers,

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Father please help us to remain in the thoughts of doing things in a positive way for others. Remembering to get thee hince devils! Amen!
 
Your question touches on a spiritual experience that many people find intriguing and profound. Here's a general explanation that might help:

Seeing into the "spirit realm" or perceiving things that need to be done spiritually rather than naturally can be interpreted in various ways depending on one's religious or spiritual beliefs. In many faith traditions, the spirit realm is considered a dimension where spiritual beings, such as angels, spirits, or divine entities, exist and interact with the physical world.

1. **Spiritual Sensitivity**: Some people believe they have a heightened sensitivity to spiritual matters, allowing them to perceive spiritual truths or needs that are not immediately apparent in the natural world. This can manifest as a sense of knowing, intuition, or visions.

2. **Interpretation of Visions**: If you are experiencing visions or insights, it's important to approach them with discernment. Many religious traditions emphasize the need to test these experiences against spiritual teachings or seek guidance from trusted spiritual leaders.

3. **Purpose and Action**: Seeing into the spirit realm might be understood as a call to action, where you are being guided to pray, intercede, or take specific actions that align with spiritual needs. This could involve praying for others, offering support, or engaging in spiritual practices.

4. **Seeking Guidance**: It can be helpful to seek advice from spiritual mentors, pastors, or counselors who can provide context and guidance based on your specific beliefs and experiences. They can help you understand what these experiences might mean and how to respond to them appropriately.

5. **Personal Reflection**: Reflect on your experiences and consider how they align with your spiritual beliefs and values. Journaling or meditative practices can be useful tools for processing and understanding these experiences.

Remember, spiritual experiences are deeply personal, and interpretations can vary widely. It's important to approach them with an open heart and mind, seeking wisdom and guidance from your faith tradition.
 
Well..the apostle Paul in his letters seem to speak to the people just in this manner. Let´s take a look at Paul´s letters, like 1 Cor, 5. In those letters he seems to be speaking to the people who are very far from him, and he is expressing himself this way

“I have the right to do anything,” you say—but not everything is beneficial. “I have the right to do anything”—but I will not be mastered by anything. You say, “Food for the stomach and the stomach for food, and God will destroy them both.” The body, however, is not meant for sexual immorality but for the Lord, and the Lord for the body. By his power God raised the Lord from the dead, and he will raise us also. Do you not know that your bodies are members of Christ himself? Shall I then take the members of Christ and unite them with a prostitute? Never! Do you not know that he who unites himself with a prostitute is one with her in body? For it is said, “The two will become one flesh.” But whoever is united with the Lord is one with him in spirit.
 
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