Let Go Let God Believe in Healing

I claim my wholeness. I am healthy and strong.

In many of the healing stories in the Gospels, Jesus is quoted as saying "Your faith has made you well." Healing comes from within.
I begin healing by recognizing the Truth: I am God's perfect idea of life in expression. This is my true nature. As I attune my thoughts to this Truth, I soon begin to notice changes in my outer circumstances. I am guided to new choices in my activities and relationships. I attract people and opportunities that support my healing process. I forgive myself and others for past actions that felt hurtful. I express gratitude for my health and vitality. With faith in the healing power of Spirit within, I am restored to the wholeness I was created to express.

He said to her, "Daughter, your faith has made you well; go in peace."--Luke 8:48

Let Go Let God Provide Leadership

Inspired by God's presence, I make wise choices.

 

When I honor the qualities and accomplishments of great leaders, I honor the same leadership qualities in me. These gifts are God-given. I value the capacity to express deep wisdom, courage and strength in my life just as the world's great leaders have demonstrated it in theirs.
The word leadership implies that there is also follow-ship. As I mindfully follow the wise leadership of others in my community or workplace, I demonstrate my faith. I recognize the presence of God within leaders today and in the past, and the presence of God within me. I rely on God to infuse us with wise judgment, guidance and divine ideas.

 

I urge that supplications, prayers, intercessions, and thanksgivings be made for everyone, for kings and all who are in high positions, so that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life.--1 Timothy 2:1-2

Let Go Let God Be Irresistible

I exude love of life!

I have been around people whose joy was infectious and irresistible. Today I radiate that kind of joy. I am filled with gratitude for the gifts of life--for the clear blue sky of the day and the brilliant stars at night.
Beauty shines everywhere. I see it in the radiance of a smiling face, the liveliness of a bustling city, the stillness of a walk in nature. I am filled with awe and wonder.
Love for life is contagious. Love energizes me and radiates from me. If ever I am feeling stress, I remember with gratitude all that is precious to me. I love life, and I exude love, joy, laughter and appreciation for all that is.

Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with shouts of joy; then it was said among the nations, "The Lord has done great things for them." --Psalm 126:2

Let Go Let God with Grace

I am a blessed and beloved child of God.

When a ball is thrown against a wall, it bounces back. Likewise, the actions and energy I send out return to me in kind. I give love and I am blessed by love's return. I hold positive thoughts and they contribute to the good I experience.
When I become aware that I have made a mistake or expressed less than my full potential, God's grace softens the consequence and guides me through a learning opportunity. It is as if I've thrown a ball against the wall and it deflected at an angle, instead of returning to me at full impact. I am a blessed and beloved child of God, growing into the full expression of my divine potential. I learn from mistakes and accept God's grace with a grateful heart.

For the grace of God has appeared, bringing salvation to all.--Titus 2:11

Let Go Let God in His Sanctuary

I am safe and protected in the sanctuary of God's care.

Jesus reminded us of the importance of having a sanctuary--a place for retreat. He withdrew often to spend quiet time with God and to rest and pray.
In the busyness of my everyday life, I, too, need a place to call my sanctuary, a place where I feel safe and protected, and able to relax, rejuvenate and reconnect with Spirit.
My sanctuary might be a physical space, such as a special room in my home, a church I attend, or a park I like to visit. Or my sanctuary might be a state of mind and heart, where I retreat in prayer and meditation.
In my sanctuary, I release my innermost feelings and concerns to God. I visit it often, and when I'm there, I rest in God's love, safety and support.

He said to them, "Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest a while."--Mark 6:31

Let Go Let God Provide Guidance

Prompted by inner guidance, I move forward with courage and poise.

When pressed to make a tough decision, I may seek advice from friends, prayer partners or family members, until there are so many opinions I feel more confused than ever. The truth is: The answer I seek is within me.
Others may help tease it out of me, yet the best way to find guidance is to step away from the problem and create space for my inner wisdom to express and be heard. Time spent in nature, at play, or focused on simple tasks allows the answer to quietly but clearly slip into my awareness.
This intuitive prompt is so certain, I feel energized, at peace and confident that the guidance received is God-inspired.

I will instruct you and teach you the way you should go. --Psalm 32:8

Let Go Let God Be Trustworthy

I speak the truth and I give my best.

 

Our world is a network of interdependence. I rely on others to do their part just as others rely on me. I feel good about myself when I am able to speak the truth and give my best effort.
I give my best even when I am trying something new or I am unsure how others might regard me. I give generously from all that is mine to give, knowing I am a channel for God's infinite good in the world.
I speak words that are true and kind. With quiet courage, I speak respectfully of all others. I apologize if I have failed to be my best self or do what I committed to do.
At the end of the day, I celebrate my accomplishments and forgive any missteps, committing to do my best again tomorrow.

You have been trustworthy in a few things, I will put you in charge of many things.--Matthew 25:23