A sin reduces a person's potential to live a life full of peace, joy, happiness, and usefulness.The sinner is out of step with life's highest aim to find good; they become too focused with obsessions, therefore becoming so one track minded to the point of missing out on the fine, lasting, constructive things of life.These destructive habits should be avoided.
Step 1: Pride.
When we feel down, we may pull others down to try to feel right.If we recall that we are equal as humans, there's no need for shame or air.deflate our hot-air balloon, realize the uselessness of self-centered relationships, and begin living a more productive life.We won't insist on holding the floor as if that's more important than hearing others, instead of saying, "Let me finish..."The conversation will be productive.Don't flaunt it, enjoy what you have.You are not superior because you own things.Accept it gracefully and say, "Thank you" if you mean it, but not as if it's unnecessary.Good taste in art, success preparing a meal, and solid work on the job are some of the achievements other people have.Tell us why you like their efforts and the results.That means it's sincere."Good Pride" is clean, pure, seeking education and betterment for sharing it -- not neglectful, but providential (following Christ), not self-seeking, to shirk duty or "con" people, not corrupt..."While in the path of everyday life, family and other duty, be satisfied and happy in many kinds of situations, by the exercise of your faith, hope, effort to improve, for good with prayer and ESPECIALLY, according to the Bible.Care for orphans and widows in their times of trouble, and refuse to let the world corrupt you are part ofURE CHRISTIANITY.In their need to assist them as well as you can, and taking their home, means or goods, but joyfully enlarging their hopes and nurturing them!
Step 2: Lust.
Lust and passions are a sure way to get your attention if you turn on the TV everyday.We may adopt a one-track-mind when we focus on sex in a relationship, because we don't see the other fine qualities of togetherness.Compared to all other quality time spent together it is very quick and little on sexual activity in an ongoing relationship.If you focus your attention away from temptations, your mind will become stronger, and you will begin to feel an inner peace.One has to look at the bigger picture to feel better by not being lustful.Don't be the kind of person that says thank you mam or man.The popcorn will last longer than the sex will anyways, so go to the movies before or after and enjoy some time together.You have to look at the whole relationship.The human spirit does not want to be used for just physical attributes alone, and those can't last forever.You will become morerounded when you realize this, and that will make you feel better.
Step 3: It was glib.
You don't need excess in the area of diet, so eating too much is acting like a "disposal" unit.This is a sin because of the lustful desire for excess and the selfishness that puts one's own interests above the well-being or interests of others.Be thankful, share, and help to feed the poor, needy widows, orphans.Obsessively includes eating disorders.Soon, often selfishly.It was expensively with exotic tastes.Much Over-eagerly Daintily.It is wildly.
Step 4: It was sloth.
It's a good idea to beware of plain old laziness.We become deadened to the world and people if we don't engage ourselves with others.It's hard to get going when we just sit around the house eating a bag of chips and watching tv.You will begin to feel more vigorous if you go to the park, consider an exercise club, start a new project, or both to keep yourself busy.Get up, and do something.
Step 5: It's good to be coveted, envy, and coveting.
We don't have to sell ourselves short for what we have.We feel bad if we place too much emphasis on what they have, but not reaching for improvement or learning talents.You should develop what you can and be thankful for the things you already have.If you list your abilities, goals and possessions, you will see that it's a lot longer than you think.Don't focus on what another person has over you.Count your blessings and know that what someone has doesn't take away from what you have.
Step 6: There is anger.
It hurts us to know that destructive emotions use up our vital energy.We blow up because we become frustrated by not getting our way.We keep confronting it because we don't want to let go of our choice.When we don't get what we want, we become frustrated and let go by speaking loudly, yelling or breaking something, hurting our credibility, and shredding someone else's feelings by taking our aggression out on them.Anger is not a bad sin, but the way we deal with it can be defeating our good purposes.We don't want it to hurt anyone.According to a doctor, we must find the best way to vent our anger, because we are always prone to anger.One could get a punching bag and go to town on it, take a brisk walk, and rest from a frustrating matter until we calm down.When we become angry in front of a group of people, just find an excuse to leave.You can act and feel better if you return to the scene with a more dignified response.
Step 7: Greed.
Sharing time, work and activities will make us feel better by avoiding greed.It's nice to have things in life, but placing too much emphasis on material things, or on making impressive friends, is greed.Sharing our lives and experiences with others will make you feel better.
Step 8: Please pray for forgiveness.
The most important thing to do is this.You should not just go off and make yourself happy.Please pray for forgiveness.