My Demon, My Jesus Quotes

“Always during my meditations I was intensely aware of a magnificent loving presence around me and in my thoughts. There is no other way to explain it. It was not me. It was God. God has been my present companion a million times. Every time I seek, He has met me somehow. Every single time. Always during prayer, or when I listen to haunting music, or when I walk in the woods, or when I gaze at a beautiful sunset. I love these exciting experiences. They feel so glorious, God’s embrace. This was no different. Meditation opened a doorway and God walked in and touched my soul. I was never at all in control of when or how often these glimpses of glory occurred before. They came when they came… fleeting and rare. Meditative prayer gave me a method for intentionally seeking out these divine moments.”
― Blue Tapp, My Demon, My Jesus: Delivered from Demonic Oppression & Suicidal Depression; Brought Back from Death Into Victorious Life, Divine Joy & Visions

“began to sense a great spaciousness during my meditations, as if my consciousness was temporarily released from the confines of my physical body. I could observe my own thoughts and emotions from a detached place of newfound objectivity. I was no longer anxious about potential struggles, no longer offended by perceived insults, no longer easily irritated by daily inconveniences. As my spiritual awareness grew more expansive, the physical me diminished in importance. I became calmer, filled with peacefulness, profound contentment.”
― Blue Tapp, My Demon, My Jesus: Delivered from Demonic Oppression & Suicidal Depression; Brought Back from Death Into Victorious Life, Divine Joy & Visions

“We think we are our thoughts. We have become addicted to our ever-present thought chatter. It fabricates the narration of our days, critiquing the people around us, noting offenses, bludgeoning ourselves for perceived flaws, worrying about the electric bill, planning our weekend, assembling our shopping lists. What if we could just make it stop? Stop for a blessed few moments of internal silence? Ten glorious minutes of peace? It is possible, although difficult to learn. It requires considerable practice. But it is possible, and so worth the effort. Taming the incessant babble of our brain is the secret to the deepest joy. It is a key to spiritual awakening and growing closer to God.”
― Blue Tapp, My Demon, My Jesus: Delivered from Demonic Oppression & Suicidal Depression; Brought Back from Death Into Victorious Life, Divine Joy & Visions