Shaking hands
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How are you holding your hands? Raised above your head? Or simply hanging down by your side? I don't think it would matter if your hands shake during praise and worship or not, unless there was a medical reason for their doing so.
Does this only happen during praise & worship or does it occur at other times as well?
Honestly, sounds medical, not spiritual.
But in the end only you can discern that.
But shaking is in fact a valid manifestation of the Spirit.
But it's also entirely in your control.
It happens when we start praising the Lord, infact after completing my lecture phase on the last day the Pastor played hands upon me and prayed for in filling of the Holy spirit my hands started shaking and others experienced different things like crying and falling on the ground I felt winds upon my body and hands shaking after this we went for outreach from this time whenever i try to praise and worship my hands starts shaking
I think its spiritual because once Pastor played hand and prayed for me for instilling of the Holy Spirit so my hands started shaking and it happens only during prayers, that too when I start praising
Bingo!
You have the baptism of the Holy Spirit.
Praise God!
When I first became a Christian I would get hot and flushed when witnessing. My wife would say 'you've been witnessing, haven't you?' when I'd come home all flushed. And I shook like a leaf like when a person is cold right after receiving Christ and the person who lead me to Christ prayed for the infilling of the Holy Spirit. My wife remembered that later when we started learning about the baptism of the Holy Spirit. I didn't even know that was a manifestation of the Spirit for me to have been faking it.
God is awesome. Who knows where the Spirit is going to take you from here--what depths of worship, what depths of ministry and revelation. But most importantly, what joy you'll have, and what genuine love you'll be capable of having for others.
Now you know what most in the church have been missing and, actually, know nothing about.
It's not their fault. The church doesn't lead God's people into the baptism of the Spirit anymore.
Just be careful.
I checked your bio to see if you were a natural Jew (because of your screen name).
I see you are in India.
As you may well know, the demonic spirit of Kundalini is very active in your country and culture, imitating the manifestations of the Holy Spirit.
@levi85
You may find this helpful and informative.
http://www.pawcreek.org/the-kundalini-spirit-hindu-imitating-the-holy-ghost/
I haven't read the whole thing and pulled it out of a quick search of 'Kundali spirit'.
I only did a quick scan and I think it's legit.
It has a lot of general information about the baptism of the Spirit, too.
I'll be reading it all the way through myself later.
Beyond love itself, I will say, JOY is the greatest of all the manifestations of the Spirit. I mean real joy that comes from something inside and that you can't deny. Joy and love drive so much of the Christian life. Worship motivated by the joy of the Lord is awesome. Too bad most in the church don't know abut the joy of the Lord.
"17For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking (religious methodology and dogmas), but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit, 18because anyone who serves Christ in this way is pleasing to God and receives human approval." - Romans 14:17-18
Lot's of people are stuck in the 'eating and drinking' religious dogma of the church and don't have the 'righteousness, peace, and joy' part of it.
You may find this helpful and informative.
http://www.pawcreek.org/the-kundalini-spirit-hindu-imitating-the-holy-ghost/
I haven't read the whole thing and pulled it out of a quick search of 'Kundali spirit'.
I only did a quick scan and I think it's legit.
It has a lot of general information about the baptism of the Spirit, too.
I'll be reading it all the way through myself later.
Beyond love itself, I will say, JOY is the greatest of all the manifestations of the Spirit. I mean real joy that comes from something inside and that you can't deny. Joy and love drive so much of the Christian life. Worship motivated by the joy of the Lord is awesome. Too bad most in the church don't know abut the joy of the Lord.
"17For the kingdom of God is not a matter of eating and drinking (religious methodology and dogmas), but of righteousness, peace and joy in the Holy Spirit, 18because anyone who serves Christ in this way is pleasing to God and receives human approval." - Romans 14:17-18
Lot's of people are stuck in the 'eating and drinking' religious dogma of the church and don't have the 'righteousness, peace, and joy' part of it.