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Prophet Isaac Asante urges Ghanaians to guard against self-destructive behaviour

Prophet Isaac Asante urges Ghanaians to guard against self-destructive behaviour
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Speaking on Plan B FM’s Nyansapo Fie with host Akosua Gyamfua, Isaac Asante described self-destructive behaviour as unhealthy actions and habits driven by negative emotions, harmful thoughts, or the influence of others. He said such behaviours can gradually undermine an individual’s life, limiting personal growth and overall well-being.

According to the prophet, self-destructive behaviour may originate from within a person or be triggered by external influences. He explained that individuals can develop these harmful patterns through their own choices, mindset, and actions, or as a result of the negative impact of the people around them.

He noted that when destructive behaviour is influenced by another person, it often happens because the individual allows that influence to gain control over their life. For this reason, he urged people to be discerning about the relationships they cultivate and the decisions they make.

Prophet Isaac Asante concluded by stressing that self-destructive behaviour offers no benefit. Rather, it negatively affects both physical health and spiritual well-being. He encouraged listeners to reject negative influences, cultivate positive habits, and seek guidance that promotes healthy living, personal development, and spiritual growth.

By: Ernest Kumi |Planbfmonline.com

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