The Muzzy Relationship

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Some Christian are seeking the relationship healing from God. There are some positive reaction from the seeking motivation like reaching from the broken to reconcilable relationship with God. It is a strong motivation be driven from the desire of healing. However, some negative emotions may bring certain Christian into the other condition. Bringing damage to individuals make the personality distort and run into the negative outcome. It’s a ruined relationship that may pull out the soul of who is seeking around God. If a certain person wants to reconcile with another person, he brings a positive attitude in the relationship first. It can induce a active motivation. On the other hand, the muzzy relationship is going on the opposite of the trend.

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