I'm very angry with god

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You fell into the trap of devils! Love and praise God and never ever angry with our God.

Three most powerful weapons I know to restore the soul to the right direction.
Pray the Divine Mercy, Novena, and fasting until evil spirits go away.
Mathew 17: “However, this kind does not come out except by prayer and fasting”.
If I depart the rosaries during the day, then I know evil spirits can have influence on me.

Any matter has anti-matter in the universe.
Selfishness, pride; etc are the root of sins and are from evil.
So, dont expect all things work out or smooth; etc. but be patience, all frustrating would be gone gradually after uplifting the spiritual life with the prayers and charity or love.

So pray:
Oh Holy Mother of God, despite not our necessities, but ever deliver us from all dangers.
Holy Mother of God, Mary Immaculate. Pray for us.
St Micheal and St Gabriel. Pray for us.
Mary’s Legion of angles. Pray for us.
St john the Baptist. Pray for us.
St Peter and Paul. Pray for us.
Amen.
 
Take inspiration from the saints. Reading their words always gives me courage during difficult times and renews my vigilance.

Sometimes when things don’t go our way or times become difficult, it can be easy for thoughts to become so negative that you get a sort of tunnel vision. It is so important during this time to flock to mass or Adoration, do spiritual reading, and simply, at least, speak to God as a friend in your heart. It’s the simplest way.
 
You are mood swinging with anger, depression, fine n dandy, to irritable.
This is affecting your judgement.
In your other thread you said you are on meds.

Time to revisit that professional.
 
ChristDefender said:
i asked for HELP, not disrespect
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I have felt that way too. Well, not exactly, but let me tell you a story: A deacon in my parish, whom I know well, has a knack for offending me, but I grudgingly forgive him because he is usually right, and he knows that I have a thick skin and can take his rather direct approach.

For example, I once told him that I don’t like it when people take God’s name in vain, either cussing or just exclaiming “Oh my God!” at inappropriate moments, and so I suggested to him that I start speaking up to let them know how much it offends me.

His response: When you tell someone that they offend you, you are making it about yourself. It’s not about you. How can you make it about them and their well-being?

Don’t you just hate to hear that? But it’s so true. That’s why I mentioned the Litany of Humility.

It’s a tough prayer. I usually don’t take the time to look it up and recite the whole thing, but when I feel deeply offended or put down, I try to distill the Litany of Humility to a short prayer – or just an attitude, a different way of looking at it – like “Lord, how is this person troubled or in need, and what can we do about it?” Make it about them.

Sometimes I am able to think of some way to help the other person, at least a little bit. Other times, it seems beyond my power. Then all I can do is pray for the other person, that God may lead or help or shine a light for that other person. I also pray for myself, that I may be healed of the harm caused by the other person, that I may be at peace.

This week I have had multiple occasions to try that. A tough week!
 
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ChristDefender said:
Are you serious? While I’m thankful for perspective, you’re giving me a platitude
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I think the question is, “are you serious?”
  1. Are you indeed a Christ Defender? If so then you must believe he is the Son of God right?
  2. IS he indeed God?
3)DId he die on the cross for the Salvation of all… even you!

4)If you don’t believe Jesus to be God… Then why are you made at him?
  1. If you are a defender of Christ, believe him to be God, reject him, regardless of this belief and no less for his great enemy by going to the Occult. What on earth do you think you will acomplish besides living for the world.
  2. Do you know what the blaspheming of the HOly Spirit is? It is when you reject the Truth while knowing what the Truth is but reject it anyway. If you die in this rejection of the HS without the chance of reconciliation, YOu put your soul in peril.
 
What are you going through that Our Lord did not go through for you? Compare how you are reacting to what others do to you and how He responded to it?

Having said that, I’m sorry you’re having a bad month. You need love, you need respect; there is nothing wrong with feeling it deeply when you get the opposite. Our Lord got all that bad treatment. Although He didn’t blame God, He did suffer. Do not imagine I’m telling you to suck it up. No, I’m suggesting that it might help to join your sufferings to His and ask Him to help you get through all those things He had to go through, too. Ask Him to help you to forgive the people who are treating you badly. Ask Him to help you keep a desire to want to do good for others in spite of their lack of appreciation or reciprocation.

“But to you who hear I say, love your enemies, do good to those who hate you, bless those who curse you, pray for those who mistreat you…For if you love those who love you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners love those who love them. And if you do good to those who do good to you, what credit is that to you? Even sinners do the same…But rather, love your enemies and do good to them, and lend expecting nothing back; then your reward will be great and you will be children of the Most High, for he himself is kind to the ungrateful and the wicked." Luke 6:27, 32-33, 35
 
Sometimes, it seems like God is not being fair with you, but it’s all for the best…your see that later if you hold on.
Sometimes God is that way to you to test how much you love Him. Read the lives of the saints, they were put through a lot, but were rewarded for not giving up on God.
 
I will pray the Divine Mercy chaplet for you today. I have no other way to help you.
 
I’m sorry you’re going through a season of pain.
It sounds like you’re trying to latch on to anything that might put you in control and take the edge off your hurt.
Sometimes when the pain gets extreme we forget everything we know about the spiritual life.
I’m going to suggest reading the words of Jesus in a red letter bible (they’re on line if you don’t have a physical copy).
Obey the moral law.
And be patient, both with God and yourself.

:pray:t2::pray:t2::pray:t2: for you.
 
I hope you come back and reread how much these people were only trying to help you. I pray you don’t let your anger towards God cause you to do anything stupid and something you may not have a chance to regret or repent of. My son died at the age of 28. Four months before he died he said he didn’t believe in God anymore because God didn’t answer his prayers for relief from his pain and suffering. The day the doctor told us he was going to die, he said he wanted to see a priest and I tried but couldn’t find one. Since it was late at night, I told my son I would find a priest in the morning for him. That was good for him. But he died overnight before he could see a priest. Now it’s been over four years later and not a day goes by where I don’t wonder where he is. And I will suffer with that everyday for the rest of my life. Please let go of your anger and go get counseling. See a doctor. And please don’t join the occult. I will keep you in my prayers and I wish you the best. :’(
 
About 10 years ago, I was listening to a lot of tool, and I was at the point where I was ready to start shaking my fist at God. The way he brought me back into the fold was rather dramatic. Rod and staff? They are supposed to comfort. But they don’t feel very comforting at the time.
 
I got in a car wreck over a week ago & I came away injury free so I’m good with the outcome although it’s difficult to get to my local CC right now.

I don’t pray often as I should have… still keep me around I guess :+1:t2:

I’m lucky but I know it’s not always going to be in my favor.
 
Oh good grief!
God can take your anger.

The Original Full Version

God, give us grace to accept with serenity
the things that cannot be changed,
Courage to change the things
which should be changed,
and the Wisdom to distinguish
the one from the other.

Living one day at a time,
Enjoying one moment at a time,
Accepting hardship as a pathway to peace,
Taking, as Jesus did,
This sinful world as it is,
Not as I would have it,
Trusting that You will make all things right,
If I surrender to Your will,
So that I may be reasonably happy in this life,
And supremely happy with You forever in the next.

Amen.
Look at what is going wrong in a different way. Talk to your priest. If you feel, acting like a screaming toddler, kicking your feet in a tantrum, go ahead!
God, if You don’t answer my needs, I’m going to go to the occult! Tantrums don’t work.
Love, gratitude, a posture of a grateful student is good. What was I to learn from this situation,Father?! Stick the question in your brain. Keep watching, the answer will come. The answers can be yes, no or wait…

Hebrews 11:1 King James Version (KJV)

11 Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. FAITH

Let nothing disturb you,
Let nothing frighten you,
All things are passing away:
God never changes.
Patience obtains all things
Whoever has God lacks nothing;
God alone suffices.

– St. Teresa of Avila
 
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