Let Go Let God with Imagination

The power of imagination is the power to create change in my world.

 

The power of imagination allows me to see beyond appearances. As I tune in to Divine Mind through daily prayer, I open myself to ideas. They may come in visions, dreams, or gentle whispers within. As they arise, I perceive the world and my life in their true perfection. Through the power of imagination I envision peace and harmony among individuals and nations. I affirm prosperity and abundance in all homes and hearts. Divine Mind shows me the way. I take action to manifest my dreams. I invite the Universe to surprise me with possibilities. Inspired by Spirit, I am free to be creative. I make the best use of my time and resources.

Let me hear what God the Lord will speak, for he will speak peace to his people, to his faithful, to those who turn to him in their hearts.—Psalm 85:8

Let Go Let God be Creative

The Christ Presence in me awakens my creativity.

 

When I awaken to my natural creative power, I open the flow for divine ideas, innovative energy, and unbridled brilliance. In conscious oneness with Spirit, I express from Divine Mind. Through the power of my voice, I amplify the power of thought. Speaking an affirmation out loud expands my creative energy. I am stirred into creative action by the Christ Spirit within me. Repeating these affirmative words allows creative energy to fill my entire being—mind, body, and soul. I continue on with my day, awakened to my power to create in all areas of my life. I believe in myself and my abilities because God is my source of inspiration. I am energetic, excited, and vibrant.

For we are what he has made us, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand to be our way of life.—Ephesians 2:10

Let Go Let God with Strength

I am a strong and capable child of God.

 

My true nature is one of unlimited potential; nevertheless, I may hold thoughts of limitation. Becoming aware of old beliefs and constraining thoughts helps me release them and reclaim my strength. I am ready to grow the seed of greatness within me. I deny the power of self-limiting behaviors and patterns. I change my thinking by aligning with the divine power in me. I am strong and capable, and I release any beliefs to the contrary. Processing change and growth requires courage, ongoing commitment, and time on my part. I stand strong in my faith in the activity of God in my mind and body. I claim my good and let divine strength flow in and through me. I am a strong and capable child of God.

Keep alert, stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong.—1 Corinthians 16:13

Let Go Let God Provide Guidance

I listen to my inner guidance.

 

As I sit quietly in prayerful reflection and center myself in my heart space, I discover everything I need to know. Extraneous concerns pass away. My breath moves in and out gently and evenly. Whatever the perceived problem in my life, I know that right now I am in the presence of the spiritual resource that answers every need. This perfect place of rest contains everything necessary for me to proceed with perfect grace and clarity. If a question comes to mind, I ask it and then release it, trusting that the right answer will come forth. My question may be answered in a dream, a book, a word, a quiet knowing. Spirit has infinite ways of communicating, and I am open to them all.

 

O send out your light and your truth; let them lead me; let them bring me to your holy hill and to your dwelling.—Psalm 43:3

Let Go Let God in Kindness

I express kindness to all.

 

If I catch myself thinking unkind thoughts, I inquire within. Am I expressing kindness to all? Do I stop and ask my coworkers or the store clerk how their day is going? Can I move past my own judgments to see everyone as my brother or sister? When I am friendly, drawing from a foundation of universal love and care for all life, my attitude improves. My spiritual understanding expands. The outer world is a reflection of my inner world, so I pause to observe it. I hear birds greet the dawn with uplifting song; I notice how a dog wags its tail with excitement; the sun begins the day by rising and closes it by setting. I follow these examples from nature to create my own state of carefree acceptance. My world is a kinder place through my loving words and thoughtful actions.

Greet one another with a holy kiss.—Romans 16:16

Let Go Let God in Faith

I am anchored in life, love, and wholeness.

 

How much faith is needed to achieve great results? Jesus taught that even a small amount of faith can move mountains: “For truly I tell you, if you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move.” If I am lacking the faith to pursue big dreams, I start with small ones. Trusting in the presence of God within to guide my way, I steadily advance toward a larger, divinely inspired vision for my life. To build my faith, I use the spiritual tools of prayer, imagination, affirmation, and action. I see divine order in all that unfolds, both large and small. I devote time each day thanking God for perfect results. I am anchored in life, love, and wholeness. I have faith in faith itself.

Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.—Hebrews 11:1

Let Go Let God be Free

I am grateful for unlimited potential.

 

A familiar hymn states “I am free, I am unlimited.” I sing this song in my heart. I claim my freedom knowing that I have the ability to access and express divine potential in my life. The proper exercise of my freedom requires attention, dedication, and respect for the rights of others. Being free means I have the opportunity to expand my physical, mental, and spiritual capabilities. I pray for the leaders of our world, affirming divine guidance. May they be guided to decisions that promote peace and honor each person’s freedom to express unlimited potential for good. I release any self-doubt and affirm: I am free, I am unlimited. I claim freedom for myself and all people everywhere.

If the Son makes you free, you will be free indeed.—John 8:36