Let Go Let God with Joy

True and lasting joy arises from the Christ within me.

 

I take these words to heart and realize the importance of my spiritual practice in my time in quiet meditation. In this inner sanctuary I am replenished, comforted, guided, and lifted up in Spirit to know joy. Although I enjoy outer activities, people, and events, my true source of everlasting joy is my spiritual nature—the Christ in me. The unchanging source of joy in my life is Spirit. I feel a sense of peace and bliss when I am consciously aware of this sacred presence. I am blessed to intimately know my source of joy, and I let it flow freely in my life. True and lasting joy arises from the Christ within me.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.—Romans 15:13

Let Go Let God in Healthy Living

I trust my inner wisdom to lead me to perfect health.

 

As I move into this new year, I resolve to make health a primary focus. I consider goals for my physical body as well as my emotional and spiritual health. I envision myself and my life in a state of wholeness. I needn’t turn to external sources such as magazines, the Internet, or friends for tips. I trust my inner wisdom to help me set personal goals. During a moment of quiet contemplation, I ask, What steps can I take this year to better my health physically, emotionally, and spiritually? I affirm that I am a unique expression of the Christ. There is no one who knows my needs better than me. Without hesitation, I trust the answers that arise in the Silence. Healing unfolds as I let Spirit lead my choices in all areas of my life.

Oh, restore me to health and make me live!—Isaiah 38:16

Let Go Let God Forgive

I release resentment and live in love.

 

Today I take an assessment of my life with forgiveness on my mind. In some or all parts of my life, I am ready to begin anew. I willingly release any resentment or judgment that might be holding me back. First, I forgive anyone who has said or done something to spur my resentment or unforgiveness. I do not condone their behavior; I simply refuse to hold on to blame or pain. I loose it and let it go. By holding on to resentment, I only hurt myself and block my own healing. I give my hurt over to God, which opens the way for joy and peace to enter my heart. God is the one Presence in which I live and move and have my being. I step into a new beginning as I choose to feel the purity, the joy, and the love of God in every area of my life.

 

Forgive, and you will be forgiven.—Luke 6:37

Let Go Let God be Free

We are free! Praise God, we are free!

 

As children of God, we are inherently free. We claim our freedom by laying aside outworn or erroneous beliefs. When we release habits that are not in our best interests, our attention will naturally shift back to the truth: We are free. Awareness of what is holding us back sets us free. Through self-observation and introspection, we connect with our deepest self. Spirit flows through us. Release of the old opens the way for new growth and self-expression. Insights and ideas blossom within us, as do fresh perspectives and opportunities. Today, let us commit to living and expressing from our spiritual core, our true selves. Together we affirm: We are free! Praise God, we are free!

Do not … consider the things of old. I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth.—Isaiah 43:18, 19

Let Go Let God be Dynamic

I am a dynamic spiritual being.

 

The word dynamic is used to describe someone with an outgoing, energetic personality. The Greek origin of the word, dunamis, means miraculous power. So in the truest sense of the word, those who study and apply Truth principles can be considered dynamic. When we tap in to Truth, we connect with our own miraculous power. We are dynamically alive! Our spiritual power energizes further through prayer and meditation, forgiveness, and love. We may see tangible results or simply gain a profound sense of peace. The important thing to remember is this: We are dynamic spiritual beings expressing divine power through our oneness with God.

Then God said, “Let us make humankind in our image, according to our likeness; and let them have dominion.”—Genesis 1:26

Let Go Let God be Comforted

I am comforted by divine love.

 

In times of sorrow, I recognize my need for comfort. Grieving is a natural part of life, and I allow the process to happen as I open my heart to the healing power of love. I rest in the soothing, comforting energy of divine love. The fullness of love in my heart correlates with the depth of grief I experience from loss. Divine love flows through me as a comforting sense of peace. Even as I walk through the valley of darkness, I know I will emerge into the light of a new day. In time, the ache of grief will be soothed by the poignant joy in cherished memories. I will see beyond the pain to find the gratitude in my journey. Love never ends. I am comforted by abiding love, and the love of God that is with me always.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.—Matthew 5:4

Let Go Let God with Dedication

My spirit soars with a sense of purpose.

 

My dedication to my family reveals itself through my ongoing love for them. My dedication to God shines forth in my love and faith and by my ongoing commitment to be my highest and best self. Made in the image and likeness of God, I strive to be the “best me” I can be. To do that, I align myself with the all-good, everywhere-present wisdom of God. In my relationships with others, in my thoughts and prayers, in my daily activities, I am a conduit of divine energy and life. My faith strengthens, my mind clears, and my spirit soars with a sense of purpose. I am living from a foundation of faith. Living in love, on purpose, is more than just a commitment. It is my way of life.

My soul is satisfied as with a rich feast, and my mouth praises you with joyful lips.—Psalm 63:5