Let Go Let God with the Mind of Christ

I have the mind of Christ.

 

Jesus lived the spiritual Truth as he knew it. I, too, have the mind of Christ. If I misplace something or can’t remember someone’s name, I relax and remind myself of this eternal truth: No thing or person is ever lost. Relying on the spirit of Christ within turns my focus away from worry and guides my mind to productive thoughts. Wisdom and understanding come from the infinite source of all wisdom. I know what I need to know when I need to know it. If someone I love is getting forgetful, I include that person in my prayers. I know and affirm that they, too, have inherited the mind of Christ. I envision them whole and well and expressing divine wisdom as they are able. I trust in God and am grateful for the gift of the Christ Mind.

 

I now do according to your word.—1 Kings 3:12

Let Go Let God Lead by Example

I inspire others by living the Truth that I know.

 

The author Paulo Coelho observed, “The world is changed by your example, not your opinion.” While I might have a lot of great ideas about how to better myself and the world, these ideas mean little if I do not live from the Truth that I know. Believing in the oneness of all life, I actively stand up for the rights of all people to be treated with love, respect, and dignity. With faith in Spirit as the constant source of my abundance, I regularly tithe my time, talent, and treasure in service to others. Grasping in my heart the divine idea of unconditional love, I regularly practice compassion and forgiveness and actively promote a peaceful community and the world. When I live my faith, I inspire others to do the same.

What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if you say you have faith but do not have works?—James 2:14

Let Go Let God in World Peace

I envision all people as citizens of peace.

We all have the potential to be peacemakers—to live as the child of God we are created to be. Living up to our potential is part of our life’s work with daily opportunities. I envision all people as citizens of peace, and I dedicate myself to being a peacemaker. When I experience strife or anger, I determine the cause and take positive steps to promote healing and resolution. I contribute to world peace by living peacefully and beholding all people as capable of promoting peace.

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.–Matthew 5:9

Let Go Let God through the Open Door

The door to my good is opening now. I look forward to greater blessings.

 

A television game show invites contestants to choose door number one, two, or three to receive a prize. The choices I make in life will not be that simple. There is no magic door to a reward. I do know that I can choose to live as God intended me to—happy, healthy, prosperous, and free. This is my true prize. To choose well, I surrender myself to God. I release personal biases or preconceived ideas and become an open vessel of divine wisdom and insight. I do not worry about the timing or the context of the answers I receive—I trust the outcome. I know that with God, the right door will be revealed at the right time and I will walk through it with faith and confidence.

I know your works. Look, I have set before you an open door, which no one is able to shut.—Revelation 3:8

Let Go Let God Plant Seeds of Kindness

I cultivate kindness through my thoughts and deeds.

 

In her poem “Heart’s Garden,” Katherine Merrill wrote: “My heart is a garden where thought flowers grow. The thoughts that I think are the seeds that I sow.” Her words invite me to consider my inner garden, the thoughts I hold and the seeds I plant. I choose to sow seeds of kindness, thinking positive thoughts about myself and about others. I look for ways to encourage people, to genuinely compliment them, and show my appreciation. A smile, a helping hand, an act of generosity toward a stranger sows kindness and perhaps provides a welcomed bright spot in someone’s day. Today I will live from my heart, sowing seeds of kindness, beauty, and goodwill.

Thus says the Lord of hosts: Render true judgments, show kindness and mercy to one another.—Zechariah 7:9

Let Go Let God Thank You God

I give thanks for my divine qualities and gifts.

 

Thank You, God, for this amazing life and everything in it! Thank You, God, for Your omnipresence, that I may experience Your glorious nature both within and all around me. Thank You, God, for Your omnipotence, that I may feel Your boundless strength and perseverance in every moment and situation of my life. Thank You, God, for Your omniscience, that I may abide in wisdom and understanding as to all matters, at all times. Centered in You, I recognize that divine will and my will are one in Truth. Divine love is a perpetual wellspring of comfort, nourishment, and joy within my being. Eternal life is the very source of my radiant health, vibrancy, and well-being. I faithfully demonstrate my divine nature today and every day.

All mine are yours, and yours are mine; and I have been glorified in them.—John 17:10

Let Go Let God with Strength of Spirit

With God, I am strong, confident, and capable.

 

I am stronger than I may think and more powerful than I may know. This is the truth I affirm as I remind myself that I am a child of God and capable of doing wondrous things. I become more aware of my strength through my relationship with God. This relationship is an important part of my life. It affects my view of myself and the world in a positive way. It affects my attitude and my expectations. It opens doors to me that I may not have dreamed possible. I see myself as I truly am—a spiritual being filled with unlimited potential. I know that within me is an unlimited wellspring of energy and wisdom and a continuous resource of ideas and inspiration. I am strong in spirit.

You have given me the shield of your salvation, and your right hand has supported me; your help has made me great.—Psalm 18:35