Let Go Let God be Protected

I am safe and protected by ever-present Christ Consciousness.

 

Scientists say some parts of the spectrum of light, infrared and ultraviolet, cannot be seen by humans. Nevertheless, they exist. Similarly, Christ Consciousness is present at all times, even though I cannot see it. When life is going well, I can easily see the Divine in the people and circumstances around me. When circumstances are not to my liking, a spiritual perspective may be more difficult. I take a deep breath and relax into the consciousness of Christ—the inner knowledge of the Divine that is always with me. In prayer I call forth the Christ within to help me see differently any situation I am experiencing. I am reassured knowing that I am safe and protected by the living, loving presence of the Christ working in and through my life.

And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.—Matthew 28:20

Let Go Let God be Alive

I am filled with the vitality of God.

 

In quiet moments of prayer or joyful moments of play, I may feel a flash of deeper awareness of my oneness with God. My senses are more acute and my body bursts with energy. I recognize not only my oneness with God, but with all beings. I imagine that Jesus and other master teachers experienced this awareness of vitality and life every day. I intentionally practice living in this consciousness. Each day I envision every cell of my body infused with light and vigor. I speak words of energy, power, and life, knowing these words flow through me and revitalize me. As I awaken each day to a deeper understanding of life, I am born anew in body, mind, and spirit.

Then the Lord God formed man from the dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life; and the man became a living being.—Genesis 2:7

Let Go Let God Forgive

As I release what I don’t need, new power is unleashed in me.

 

I experience great power and freedom when I release what no longer serves my best interest. I must let go in order to move forward. To keep reliving old and burdensome events is to dwell in hopelessness. Instead, I make a different choice. I release and let go of the past, relieving myself of unhappy, oppressive thoughts. The light of the Christ expresses in me and through me as wholeness and peace. Casting aside what was weighing me down, I am free to do what I am called to do. I am refreshed and rejuvenated. I am flexible and forward-thinking. A new awareness has dawned as to who I am and why I’m here. As I release what I don’t need, new power is unleashed in me.

But new wine must be put into fresh wineskins.—Luke 5:38

Let Go Let God with Enthusiasm

I am filled with spiritual energy and enthusiasm.

 

Spirit is the source of all energy and zeal. If I am out of touch with Spirit, out of alignment with my divine nature, my energy may lessen. When I am centered in God, however, the energy of divine life wells up within me, supercharging my mind, body, and spirit. Fueled by the Divine, I have all the vitality I need to accomplish what is mine to do. Each day I am excited about the opportunity to grow into the person I am meant to be. I eagerly engage in soul-enriching activities, such as prayer, meditation, and service to others. Whatever situations arise throughout my day, I meet them with a cheerful attitude, buoyed by the knowledge that Spirit is my unfailing source. I am filled with spiritual energy and enthusiasm.

To set the mind on the flesh is death, but to set the mind on the Spirit is life and peace.—Romans 8:6

Let Go Let God from Identity

I express the qualities of my sacred identity.

 

My face and my name make up part of my identity, yet there is so much more to me. The conviction of my beliefs—what I hold in my subconscious mind—feeds my perspectives, habits, thoughts, and body. How I experience life is determined by what I hold in mind. My real self is a spiritual being—loving, wise, and compassionate. The spirit of God is at the heart of my being. I choose to focus on my spiritual essence. My vitality awakens my youthful energy and brings it forth through the power of my mind. My spiritual identity lives from within to the outer through my thoughts, words, and actions. My true self has meaning and purpose.

As you therefore have received Christ Jesus the Lord, continue to live your lives in him, rooted and ... established in the faith.—Colossians 2:6, 7

Let Go Let God through Empathy

I am sensitive to the feelings of others.

 

If someone I care about is experiencing a difficult time, I may consider ways to help. Food or transportation may be appreciated. Still, my compassionate presence is the greatest gift I can give. I turn within through prayer to connect with the wisdom of God, releasing any assumptions or expectations. I open my heart and mind to fully hear and understand what another is feeling. Compassion is the natural extension of my love, so my experiences do not have to mirror another’s in order for me to feel sympathetic. I simply open my heart and hold sacred space. I unite with my family and friends on a level of empathy and understanding. Divine wisdom guides my words, my actions, my very being.

My mouth shall speak wisdom; the meditation of my heart shall be understanding.—Psalm 49:3

Let Go, Let God

I joyfully let go of fear as I let the love of God flow through me.

 

Peace abides deep within me. It knows no fear, no worry, no concern. I seek this peace whenever I feel inner conflict or outer strife. I turn within through prayer, meditation, and contemplation. The peace of God surges through me like a clear, gently flowing stream. I immerse myself in it, allowing the current to wash away my worldly concerns. The love of God flows through me. I surrender what no longer serves me, I feel light and free. My mind and heart are as clear as the crystal waters. The river of divine peace fills me with hope, understanding, and forgiveness. I AM the love of God. I AM the peace of God. No person or thing can disturb the calm peace of my soul, for God and I are one.

“Do you believe that I am able to do this?” They said to him, “Yes, Lord.”—Matthew 9:28