Let Go Let God Moving Forward

I seek to learn and grow in spiritual understanding.

 

Life constantly moves me forward in my journey of spiritual growth and practice. Periodically I yearn for something more. Perhaps an inner whisper urges me to explore at greater depth or a life-changing event thrusts me into a new chapter of life. Life is a series of endings, new beginnings, and ongoing transformation. I am more than my physical self, more than my job, or my various roles in life. While these aspects of myself are meaningful and fulfilling, woven throughout each of them is my ongoing quest to grow in spiritual understanding. I include time each day for personal reflection, prayer, and meditation because they propel me forward in my desire to know and express more of my divine nature.

From this time forward I make you hear new things, hidden things that you have not known.—Isaiah 48:6

Let Go Let God As Mentors

Mentoring enriches my spiritual journey.

 

I am grateful for the coaches, teachers, and counselors who have mentored me on my spiritual path. By building a relationship of trust, modeling spiritual Truth, and sharing openheartedly from their own successes and struggles, these people have been instrumental in raising my consciousness. Mentorship enriches the mentor as well. Helping others helps me to clarify and reinforce my own spiritual lessons and beliefs. It also encourages me to be mindful that others are watching and listening to what I say and do. Spiritual mentorship is a precious gift that I can give to myself—whether I am called to serve as a mentor or a mentee. When I am able and willing to serve in both roles, I find myself doubly blessed on my spiritual path.

 

Let the wise also hear and gain in learning.—Proverbs 1:5

Let Go Let God Believe

As I believe, so I receive!

 

Spiritual Truth exists whether or not I believe in it; divine love is present whether or not I trust in it; Universal Intelligence is available whether or not I rely on it. While I am grateful that Spirit is eternal and changeless, I recognize that my capacity to fully receive Spirit’s bounty hinges on my faith. If, on reflection, I find that challenging times have clouded my belief in Spirit, I simply correct my thinking. I renew my belief in the eternal reality of spiritual abundance. I accept that God’s bounty and grace are meant for all—including me. I regain trust in my ability to freely give and receive. I align myself with Divine Mind, and Truth flows readily into my awareness, clearing the way for greater good.

I have come as light into the world, so that everyone who believes in me should not remain in the darkness.—John 12:46

Let Go Let God Hear Divine Messages

In the Silence, I listen. In the stillness, God answers.

 

Our days are filled with messages received from friends, work, or media outlets. While it may seem difficult to discern which, if any, of these are divine messages, I learn to listen with my heart and mind open to God. “You are loved,” is the melody sung by songbirds. “You can do it!” is whispered in my ear as I tackle a challenge. Other times a divine idea persistently speaks to me, nudging me into action—“Try this.” “I am with you always” is what I hear as I move into prayer. There is no end to the ways God brings guidance and encouragement to me. When I hear words that uplift and inspire me, I know these are divine messages meant just for me.

When he spoke to me, I was strengthened and said, “Let my lord speak, for you have strengthened me.”—Daniel 10:19

Let Go Let God in Abundance

Abundant living is my birthright. I claim my good now!

 

One definition of abundance is “living with a degree of plentifulness.” So how does this apply to me? As a child of God, abundant living is my birthright. I accept my inheritance when I turn to divine ideas and use them as the building blocks of my life. I choose thoughts that represent prosperity and plenty. God intends for me to live fully and I allow God’s nature to express through me in all that I say and do. I know the power of my thoughts and prayers. I set aside time to give thanks for the many blessings in my life. God created me to live a beautiful, abundant life. Truly, my life is a living prayer of appreciation. Abundant living is my birthright. I claim my good now!

Every generous act of giving, with every perfect gift, is from above, coming down from the Father of lights.—James 1:17

Let Go Let God with Patience

I am one with the Source of all.

 

I know God as the Source of all understanding, love, patience, and kindness. I am part of this powerful Source. To achieve poise and serenity in my life, I have only to turn within to the silence of my soul. If I am waiting in a line of shoppers, stuck in traffic, or just tired after a long day, I may find my patience waning. I take time, wherever I am, to reconnect with my Source. A moment of focus calms my mind and revives my spirit. With my patience restored and my mind at ease, I better relate to and understand those around me. I remind myself that my Source is unlimited and eternal and that all else is just temporary. I am one with the Source of all.

May the God of steadfastness and encouragement grant you to live in harmony with one another, in accordance with Christ Jesus.—Romans 15:5

Let Go Let God Discover Potential

I am ready and willing to discover and fulfill my divine potential.

When I open my eyes in the morning the dark veil of night has lifted to reveal a brand-new day, bringing with it unlimited possibilities. I live in a world of unlimited potential. While every attempt I make to fulfill that potential may not be successful, I write it up to experience, and then strive on. I fully believe and achieve what is mine to do by following and listening to divine wisdom. Spirit provides me with direction on which path to travel toward fulfilling my divine destiny. I am a child of God, filled with capabilities that exceed any that I could ever imagine for myself. I am ready and willing to discover and fulfill my divine potential.

By contrast, the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.—Galatians 5:22-23