Hey there. When we're unwell our minds play these tricks with us, and it is easy to get caught up in the loop. Number one - god loves you and will not be angry or upset with you when you get like this - he understands and will be there for you regardless of what you say or think at those times, because he knows this is an altered state for you. Don't worry. Even though it may seem endless at the time, it will pass and you will come out the other side.


The best thing you can do for yourself is to start thinking of ways to make yourself feel good. Uplifting music, long walks, a relaxing bath. Remember you are a good and loving person. Take long breaths and smile. You will be fine.


You also need to go and see your doctor to look at effective long term or short term medical treatment options. This can make a huge difference to the quality of you life, so don't put it off, or struggle to get through this all by yourself. You don't need to.


You are not alone.


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Omg. I have had the same thing happen to me for a number of months. I then discovered and was diagnosed as having obsessive compulsive disorder. I kept having uncontrollable thaughts saying "i hate god" and to stop them I would think a million other thaughts to stop it. I would get looped in a circle and obsessed for hours a day. I thaught I was going crazy. I had numerous other intrusive unwanted thaughts that never left and I was forced to live with for over 2 years. I was diagnosed as having ocd and after reading the symptoms strongly agreed, I was treated for this and the treatment seemed to work, bbut being ssri's threw me into hypomania and well, now im on several meds to handle the mania and depression. Here are links and I hope you feel better, I suffered for years with it, and am now wondering as to whether or not it was psychosis, or ocd. Just remember the fact you are so worried about those thaughts and thinking that means you love god, and it is probably a chemical disease. Just try to remember this, and talk to someone immediately, you are not crazy and are clearly in reality. You appear to be having the intrusive thaught or fear of blasphemous thaughts and your compulsion to suppress the anxiety is to repeat wwords or phrases to contradict those thaughts and lessen your anxiety. A common ocd obsession/compulsion<3

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"obsessions are defined by:

1. Recurrent and persistent thoughts, impulses, or images that are experienced, at some time during the disturbance, as intrusive and inappropriate and that cause marked anxiety or distress.

2. The thoughts, impulses, or images are not simply excessive worries about real-life problems.

3. The person attempts to ignore or suppress such thoughts, impulses, or images, or to neutralize them with some other thought or action.

4. The person recognizes that the obsessional thoughts, impulses, or images are a product of his or her own mind.


Compulsions are defined by:

1. Repetitive behaviors or mental acts that the person feels driven to perform in response to an obsession, or according to rules that must be applied rigidly.

2. The behaviors or mental acts are aimed at preventing or reducing distress or preventing some dreaded event or situation; however, these behaviors or mental acts either are not connected in a realistic way with what they are designed to neutralize or prevent or are clearly excessive."


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Hi, I am not prescribing or telling anyone to do this. However, if my sister or brother had bipolarism, I would certainly tell him or her to go to the very best homeopathic practitioner and try to get help that way. I would not go off the normal meds. Keep doing what your doctor says. The nice thing about homeopathy is that it can't hurt you. It's so gentle. The other cool thing about homeopathy is that the more profound, different, unusual or strange the behaviors, the better. It's easier for an experienced homeopathic practitioner to find your right remedy or one that will begin to help you feel better if he/she knows the wonderful things about you along with the saddest, quirkiest, strangest, etc. There are several homeopathic remedies that are very good for depression too.

This condition is close to my heart. A year and a half ago, a dear friend's daughter committed suicide. She had bp. She was around 22 I think when she died. I had become close friends with her family through the years. But things happened and we just lost touch. I had gotten back in touch with her mom and I was planning to see her and let's say her name is "susie" (but it's not) in the near future. I have a bad procrastination habit and by the time I called, she had just committed suicide a week before calling her mom, I believe. I live with the guilt that I could have done something. Please, all you wonderful, creative, kind, smart people who live with this illness---please try homeopathy, but find a reputable practitioner. Check with your doctor (i have to say this). If I had this problem or a loved one, i'd go to none other than who I think are the best...(or refer to the best), those people are the ullmans. I think the wife's name is julia. You can find them in the search engine. I think they have a relative who practices too. But look for the husband/wife team with the name of ullman. I think they charge a hefty fee. But i'd do it in a heart beat. If you can't afford them, i'd still look up homeopathic practitioners in your area. If you're not happy with a homeopathic practitioner's results for you, don't give up, try another person...This is the same thing with counseling or getting a doctor. Don't give up till you find the right person for your needs. I hope this helps...Blessings to all of you who read this. God certainly does care and love you always.