Let Go Let God Find Inner Peace

I Practice Acceptance And Find Peace.

There can be great comfort in understanding why certain things have come to pass. Even if I don’t like what happened or didn’t choose it, finding a reason for it can be a comfort and give me some peace of mind. But there will always be happenings in the world and in my life that defy logical sense, that don’t seem to have a reason behind them. If I spend too much time turning these events over in mind, I rob myself of acceptance and peace. Practicing spiritual surrender helps me find the peace I seek. I turn my attention away from the unknowable and toward enduring spiritual truth. God is with and within me, through all the peaks and valleys of life. This is perhaps my greatest source of peace and understanding. 

And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.—Philippians 4:7

Let Go Let God Release

With Gratitude, I Release The Past And Welcome The Future.

Life is in forward motion, always changing in ways big and small. To resist these changes is to stagnate, cease growing, and cling to the past. When I think of my life in this way, I realize that holding on to things I no longer need or use, resisting new ideas, and staving off change stifles my growth and keeps me from the joy of living fully. Release is not about losing the past. It is about embracing the present and eagerly welcoming the future. Understanding this, I feel more comfortable letting things go. Aligning myself with life helps me look forward to new experiences with readiness and enthusiasm. I bless the past and the person I was. I welcome the future and the person I will become.

Create in me a clean heart, O God, and put a new and right spirit within me.—Psalm 51:10

Let Go Let God Be Fearless

I Fearlessly Keep My Mind And Heart Open.

When I feel afraid, my first instinct might be to close my mind and heart. This impulse for self-protection is understandable, but it also has the potential to stunt my spiritual and emotional growth and shield me from life.  Staying open to new ideas and experiences may sometimes require me to put hesitation aside and be fearless. If this feels difficult, I call upon the presence of God within, my source of spiritual strength. With God, I can do all things. Living as the divine being I am, I see the world and its creatures as wondrous and its people as fellow spiritual beings. Understanding these truths keeps my mind and heart open. I am fearless.

The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The Lord is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?—Psalm 27:1