Listening

Give a listening ear when you feel someone needs your assistance. After you listen...don't respond immediately. Wait and compare what they said or described to what you have already experienced or what you know and i mean KNOW someone you are familiar with has experienced...if you can't really assist the person...say, "I care what is happening...and I pray that everything you need occurs...immediately...and say under your breath...assuming God is aware of your desires for that...
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Give a listening ear when you feel someone needs your assistance. After you listen...don't respond immediately. Wait and compare what they said or described to what you have already experienced or what you know and i mean KNOW someone you are familiar with has experienced...if you can't really assist the person...say, "I care what is happening...and I pray that everything you need occurs...immediately...and say under your breath...assuming God is aware of your desires for that person...DONE. Without saying it assume it is done. Always take the assumptive path...IT IS DONE...Don't think it will be done. Never discuss again any information about an affair you have prayed for positive results for someone. You already addressed it and even if the person states the problem again...say...We have prayed about this matter already...assume it is resolved...or solved okay?" You don't want the person in a frantic state again...and discussing the problem with others should not be done. You have already addressed it with or through God.