A TIP FOR
THOSE WHO
ARE NOT
HAPPY INSIDE
I found the power to
beat depression
I grew up in a loving home with great caring parents but, at around
the age of 16, I developed a phobia about death, which brought
on panic attacks and depression. I tried all sorts of things to be
happy, but it was not until I came across the UCKG that I found
the way to happiness.
When you’re not happy with yourself,
there’s an anguish that constantly
blames everything that’s wrong in
the world for your unhappiness. It’s
people who don’t understand you. It’s
things that are not as they should be.
It’s injustice that makes you angry…
Too many wrong things!
I received spiritual and practical support. Incredibly,
from that first visit, I have had no more panic attacks.
Within a few months, the depression had completely
lifted. Today, I have my own TV show, which discusses
mental health matters.
Chrissy B
What is the DAY OF POWER and
How can you benefit from it?
See page 11
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feeling of helplessness takes over — sheer anguish! This is
because you’re focused on the OUTSIDE, while the power of
transformation is INSIDE you.
Don’t condition your happiness to other people’s transformation.
Stop depending on the world around you to change for you to
be happy. Change yourself, adapt yourself, and grow. Stop getting
emotional and feeling melancholic about things you can’t change.
Use your energy more efficiently.
This is what we will be doing at the Day of Power. This event is
centred around using the power of faith to instigate the changes
that, up until now, many have not been able to achieve. The mixture
of practical teaching, powerful prayers, and the person actively
working towards his/her goal has proved to be a winning formula
for the people featured in this newspaper.
See if you could benefit, too. See the back for the event details.
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How I found the
power to forgive my
abuser
At the age of 15, I was in a relationship and was abused.
It seemed impossible for me to forgive my abuser and
love myself again. I started to hate him and hate myself.
Because of this, I had suicidal thoughts, and I wanted to
cut myself to feel some kind of release.
Turning to God was like plugging into a limitless
source of power. From there, I learned to love
myself. I found the strength to overcome my
past and, within a year, I was able to forgive
my abuser, which has set me free and
helped me move forward with my life.
Toya Keshinro
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