Let Go Let God in World Peace

Through eyes of love, I see all people living in peace.

 

Peace is the complete harmony of Spirit within me, flowing out to the world through my words and actions. Although I am only one person, I am mighty in my faith that peace can and will begin with me. One way I can accomplish this is by sharing my time and resources to provide for others. I affirm the equal distribution of the plentiful supply available. I share my resources with area food pantries or services that provide for those needing help. The circulation of divine supply supports a world at peace. My idea of world peace includes all inhabitants equally provided for so that all may live, grow, and prosper. My actions may inspire others to work together for the purpose of serving all humankind. I see all people living in peace.

Do not forget my teaching, but let your heart keep my commandments.—Proverbs 3:1

Let Go Let God with Momentum

My momentum is supercharged with faith!

 

One month into the new year, I keep my momentum going as I advance toward achieving my resolutions. When my aspirations and ideas for bettering my life first came to me, I was confident and faith-filled. Today I reenergize that faith. I know that divine ideas would not have come my way without a path to fulfillment. My steps are divinely guided. I receive whatever clarity I need to accomplish what I set out to do. I envision my goals as already achieved. I may feel relief, pride, even elation that my dreams have come true. My energy is strong and my faith even stronger. My momentum is supercharged! Facing the year ahead, I remember that with God, all things are possible.

Commit your work to the Lord, and your plans will be established.—Proverbs 16:3

Let Go Let God in Caring

I open my heart wide to serve all humankind.

 

Each morning I mentally plan out my schedule to be prepared. I take a moment to ask myself, What can I do today for someone else? The answer is I can consciously expand my heart space beyond my immediate wants and desires to encompass the essential needs of others. I begin right where I am. My thoughts and feelings expand beyond my personal sphere. I am divinely connected with the family of all creation. By focusing on the needs of others, I get outside of my own concerns. I experience joy when I step up to do my part for the great circle of humanity. The unity I feel with all life reminds me that this is a wonderful life, and I am a part of something greater.

Love one another deeply from the heart.—1 Peter 1:22

Let Go Let God in Service

In service, I make a difference.

 

Whenever I wonder what difference I can make, I remember Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s words: “Everybody can be great because everybody can serve.” Prayerfully I open my awareness to how I can serve my community. A family member may need a helping hand or a new person in my field of expertise could use a mentor. I consider what organizations align with my passions and values and ask how to get involved. I take time to rejuvenate myself so I can be fully present to those I am serving. I eat healthy foods, get adequate rest and exercise, and take time in the Silence. As I step into service, I know my actions make a difference.

Whoever becomes humble like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Whoever welcomes one such child in my name welcomes me.—Matthew 18:4-5

Let Go Let God Provide Healing

Wholeness is my true nature. I am vibrant and strong.

 

My true spiritual identity, the “I Am Who I Am,” is the source and catalyst for my healing. As I turn to this inner presence to reaffirm my wholeness, I find that what I have been seeking is already present within me. So I relax into this place of love and light and rediscover everything I need for healing. Wholeness is my true nature. At the core of my being is the eternal truth that wholeness is my natural state. I am one with unlimited spiritual life and power. When I tap in to that divine essence, I feel energized and revitalized. My path of healing is an inner unfolding and a satisfying journey into the truth of who I am. Wholeness is my true nature. I am vibrant and strong.

God said to Moses, “I am who I am.” He said further, “Thus you shall say to the Israelites, ‘I Am has sent me to you.’”—Exodus 3:14

Let Go Let God Provide Guidance

I follow my inner light and move forward in faith.

I am continually guided by an inner knowing. Just as certain birds instinctively migrate and animals hibernate, I have a natural inner wisdom that guides and leads me to do what is mine to do. As I take time in the Silence, I am blessed by the dawning of a new vision. Spirit is guiding me, and I know what I need to do. The answer I seek may also make an appearance through synchronous events, seeming coincidences, or repeating circumstances. I ask myself, What is Spirit telling me? Once my direction is clear, I take action. I tune in to my guidance and move forward in faith. As I follow my inner knowing, I am filled with peace.

I will instruct you and teach you the way you should go; I will counsel you with my eye upon you.—Psalm 32:8

Let Go Let God in the Light

I delight in the illuminating power of God in me.

 

A houseplant sitting near a window naturally turns its leaves toward the sun’s nourishing, bright rays. I, too, come alive when I dwell in the brilliance of God’s light within me. When I turn my attention to inner illumination, I instinctively feel a surge of new life. Feelings of melancholy melt away. I am aglow with divine light radiating in my mind and body. The light of God within lights my way and shines forth through me to bless others. Thoughts and emotions flourish as I dwell in the light of God. I joyously affirm: I delight in the illuminating power of God in me. As I hold to this realization, the presence of Spirit dispels all darkness. My mind is free. I am at peace.

The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it.—John 1:5