Let Go Let God know Prosperity

As I give, I receive.

 

I may have noticed that when I feel grateful or happy I also feel prosperous regardless of my finances. This is because prosperity comes from within. I build this attitude by looking for the good in every encounter. If I cannot immediately see the good, I ask Spirit to show it to me. For example, in the midst of a challenging meeting or difficult conversation, I ask for the good to be revealed. I tell myself not to be reactive while I calmly wait for divine guidance that may show itself as a feeling of lightness, humor, or compassion. This is prosperity in action! From within the sanctuary of my being, the light shines within me and true treasure is found as inner peace and joy. As I give of myself, so I receive.

For which is greater, the gold or the sanctuary that has made the gold sacred?—Matthew 23:17

Let Go Let God in Gratitude

I share my gratitude freely with others and my happiness increases.

 

Recent scientific studies show that a grateful outlook on life yields a higher happiness quotient. With this thought in mind, I reflect on the people, places, experiences, and things for which I am grateful. I give thanks to Spirit for the endless blessings of connection, creativity, and awe that this world and its inhabitants provide. I pause and look around or within my own heart to find little gems for which I am grateful and then speak my gratitude. I share my grateful heart freely with others and see how their faces brighten. My joy is contagious and I attract others who are grateful for the boundless gifts of life.

Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly; teach and admonish one another in all wisdom; and with gratitude in your hearts sing psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs to God.—Colossians 3:16

Let Go Let God through Acceptance

The brilliant light of my divinity illumines my humanity.

 

I accept every aspect of my humanity because I am the vessel that carries the brilliant light of the Divine into the world. I insure that my thoughts and actions are infused with love and wisdom by first turning within to my Christ Presence. I cast aside any limiting judgments, opinions, or barriers the world might try to heap on me. Through divine eyes, I now understand that decisions and actions that appeared to have been mistakes or failures were just part of my path to know my divinity more fully. I am growing. I am evolving. Nothing about my human self can block the light of Truth seeking to shine through my life. My thoughts celebrate my humanity as I become a reflection of God in the world.

What has come into being in him was life, and the life was the light of all people.—John 1:3-4

Let Go Let God as Unlimited Potential

Spirit is my source of unlimited potential.

 

The physical world and human body in which I live may appear to have limitations. But in truth, I am more than appearances: I am unlimited. I am a spiritual being having a human experience. I am created in the image and likeness of God and have been blessed with potential. I remind myself that, while I may dwell in the physical world, I am made of spirit. I can use my creative power to align my thoughts with God and center my heart in love. I can transcend my experience through the practice of thinking, speaking, and acting in ways that reflect my true, divine nature. Spirit within is the source of my unlimited potential.

Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us.—Ephesians 3:20 (KJV)

Let Go Let God Know Inner Truth

God-life within assures me that all is well.

 

Deep inside me is a truth I want to know consciously all the time. When I am centered in it, I know all is well in my life and the world. When I am aware of it, there is no room for struggle or problems of any kind. I find it in the place the psalmist called “the secret place of the Most High.” I simply become still and rest my attention on God-life within. Then I, too, discover this secret place where the highest truth dwells. I meet God at the core of my being. Here I find solace, passion, joy, and a sense of oneness with all life. Resting in the Silence, I hear and see through spiritual ears and eyes. No matter the circumstances of life, I know this deeply seeded and ever-available truth: God is here and all is well.

You desire truth in the inward being; therefore teach me wisdom in my secret heart.—Psalm 51:6

Let Go Let God with New Habits

I commit to higher expressions of speech, thought, and action.

 

Aristotle taught, “We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.” To be the best expression of the Christ that I can be, I revisit my behaviors and routines. Where needed, I replace unhealthy habits with life-affirming ones. If I find that I regularly complain, I make a concerted effort to express gratitude. If I have lapsed into mindless routines, such as snacking or binge-watching television, I insert a new activity into that same time slot, such as walking, reading, praying, or meditating. As I consciously replace ineffective habits with more constructive ones, I feel happier, more peaceful, and energetic—more like my true self—each day.

Put these things into practice, devote yourself to them, so that all may see your progress.—1 Timothy 4:15

Let Go Let God through Healing

The healing life of God renews and strengthens me.

 

Life can be exhilarating, yet exhausting, which is why times of rest are important to my mental and physical well-being. I take time each day to rest and recharge my spiritual battery by spending time in prayer. In the quiet of prayer, I affirm: The healing life of God renews me. My body relaxes in the safety of God’s presence; I am comforted and soothed by God’s healing touch. My mind and body are in unity with God’s healing life. The healing life of God strengthens me. In unity with God’s healing life, I feel that life flowing through every cell and organ of my body, strengthening me and making me whole and well. With faith I affirm: The healing life of God renews and strengthens me.

Be renewed in the spirit of your minds.—Ephesians 4:23