Let Go, Let God

 

I Do What Is Mine To Do And Then I Let Go. 

I welcome the inner knowing that informs my mind and heart of what is mine to do. I release my notions of what the result will look like, and instead have faith that each next step I am guided to take will lead to what is best for me. This same inner knowing tells me when it is time to cease worldly activity. When my work is done, I clearly know that my efforts are complete and I have done my part. I resist the temptation to wonder or worry about specifics, timing, or anything else beyond my control. I trust the work I’ve done in the world is enough and that the proper result is on its way. At peace, I release my need to control the details; I let go and allow inspired actions to flow forth from the well of Spirit within. 

Those of steadfast mind you keep in peace—in peace because they trust in you.—Isaiah 26:3