Let Go, Let God

God and I are One.

I may think that my needs are too insignificant or too large for prayer. In Truth, all of my heart’s desires are in the infinite care and power of Spirit. God and I are One. Keeping this thought in mind, I easily release any personal struggles or concerns and place my faith in the universal love of the one Presence and one Power. I let go and let God. I am worthy of my dreams coming true, so after letting go, I trust. The Universe conspires to ensure my happiness. I am divinely supported in living my highest potential. One with all that is, I enjoy a thriving and prosperous life.

The Father and I are one.—John 10:30

Let Go Let God Receive Gifts of Spirit

I am open to giving and receiving the gifts of Spirit.

 

I live my life with an open mind and an open heart. My encounters with others are like gifts we give each other. We may also give material gifts, such as a small trinket of appreciation, financial assistance, or a home-cooked meal. The greatest gifts—the gifts of Spirit—do not fit in a box. Rather, they touch the heart. These gifts include kindness, joy, compassion, and love. As I open myself to receive from others, I receive the gift of their love, wisdom, and experience. My mind and heart are ready to share, so I create a channel for Spirit to move through me. Spirit guides me in being a gift to others. I may be of service by sharing my time or talents. With gratitude and an open attitude, I see that life is filled with the gifts we give and receive.

 

There are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit.—1 Corinthians 12:4

Let Go Let God with Clarity

In prayer, I create a clear vision for my future.

 

When I set goals, I pray for my way to be made clear. I center myself and turn to the quiet place within. In the stillness, I listen for divine guidance. What is mine to do? How am I to do it? Gaining clarity is the first step toward achieving my vision. I call to mind the image of a crystal clear glass of water and ask Spirit for the same crystal clear clarity of my future direction. I trust that my path is unfolding in the perfect way at the perfect time. All is in divine order. Divinely guided, I follow the clear path to my vision. Aligned with Spirit, I advance toward my goal with clarity and confidence. What was once beyond my reach is now within my grasp.

Then Jesus laid his hands on his eyes again; and he looked intently and his sight was restored, and he saw everything clearly.—Mark 8:25

Let Go Let God with Faith

I am meant to live a great life!

 

As I begin the new year, I step out in faith. I am excited to know that God has given me all I need to have a great life. “It is the Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.” I gratefully accept! The energy, life, and love of Spirit move through me easily and effortlessly. I open to divine ideas and discern what is mine to do. I am blessed with unlimited possibilities to experience God. Opportunities to connect with the Divine arrive in new and unexpected ways. I am now conscious of others expressing kindness, joy, and peace. I feel one with all that is. I feel certain that my circumstances will work out favorably, perhaps in unimaginable ways. As I deepen my connection with God, my faith grows ever stronger. I am meant to live a great life!

 

For we walk by faith, not by sight.—2 Corinthians 5:7

Let Go Let God with the Lord's Prayer

God is with me and all is well.

 

If I am not sure how to pray or even what to pray for, I remember the advice of Jesus and pray the Lord’s Prayer: “Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name.” Focusing on God sharpens my understanding of what my true need is. “Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done, in earth as it is in heaven.” I let go and let God bring divine order into every area of my life. “Give us this day our daily bread.” God blesses me with enough. I have only to ask and God will provide. “And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.” Just as God forgives me, I forgive others. I release grudges and trust God to clear up misunderstandings. Most important of all, I forgive myself. I am grateful to God for all my blessings.

 

“Your will be done.”—Matthew 6:10

Let Go Let God Contribute

I make a positive difference.

 

The contributions I make to society may not always be monumental. Yet every day I find meaningful ways to be of service and leave the world a better place. I do so by sharing my gifts, talents, and abilities as I’m cheering someone up, volunteering, or being of service wherever needed. As a child of God, I am born to express my innate divinity. I look for opportunities to contribute to the world by sharing my gifts and my love. When I greet others, I offer kindness and a ready smile. I know that when I freely give, I make a difference. Through my affirmative thoughts, words, and actions, I send out ripples of positive energy. As I share from an open heart, I contribute to a better world.

Above all, maintain constant love for one another.—1 Peter 4:8

Let Go Let God with a Fresh Start

I behold and delight in a fresh start.

 

The new year stretches before me like a blank canvas. What kind of life will I paint this year? I choose the brushes of service and relationship—those that feel most natural and meaningful to me. I select colors that stir my soul as I prepare to paint a new picture of my life. What palette best reflects my spirit and intentions? Bright, vibrant tones or understated, earthy ones? I choose accordingly. I pause before the blank canvas of my life until I feel guided to create. Once nudged in a particular direction, my creativity comes alive, and I begin my masterpiece, each movement carefully selected with the Master Creator’s direction. I behold and delight in the fresh start Spirit inspires in me.

This month shall mark for you the beginning of months; it shall be the first month of the year for you.—Exodus 12:2