Let Go Let God with Vision

I see clearly with eyes of love.

 

Vision can be our physical sight; it can be a dream of what is possible; and it can be how we view our life and circumstances. As I center my thoughts on the unconditional love God has for me and all others, I feel a shift in my vision of life. I find so much to be grateful for rather than focusing on only what I think I lack. I discover that within conflicts lie opportunities for deeper connections. I look for ways to understand the opinions, stories, and emotions of others so that we can find common ground. I explore what Spirit is revealing to me about my gifts and my spiritual power through every challenge and success. I view the world with love and forgiveness. My vision is clear when I see with the eyes of love.

But blessed are your eyes, for they see, and your ears, for they hear.—Matthew 13:16

Let Go Let God as Wholeness

I joyously express my wholeness.

 

Created in the image and likeness of God, we are created with wholeness as the essence of our being. No person or thing is broken or lacking in the mind of God. I jubilantly celebrate the healing, strengthening, and guiding core within me. I allow this essence to flow freely through my body. I feel energized, healthy, and enthusiastic about life. I allow this essence to flow freely through my mind. The flow sweeps away any fears, worries, or concerns that trouble my thoughts. There is no truth to any thought or belief of limitation. I remember that appearances in my life are temporary. Only thoughts of love, peace, harmony, and abundance fill my consciousness. I joyously express my wholeness.

For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb.—Psalm 139:13

Let Go Let God through Spiritual Growth

I invite deeper understanding into my life.

 

My relationship with God is very special and personal. The sacred moments I spend each day with Spirit fill my mind with deeper understanding and my heart with love. They renew my soul and lift me to a place where I can experience new levels of spiritual growth. As I connect with God in the stillness, I reconnect with peace. I come away from these quiet times of prayer energized and ready for new experiences. I see God in joyful and tearful experiences. I touch God with each hug, handshake, or pat on the back with others. I bless each new day with a prayer of thanks for opportunities to be received and seized. I am grateful for everyone in my life and every experience that leads to my spiritual growth.

Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word.—Luke 1:38

Let Go Let God in Balance

I find a balance between doing and being.

 

An East Indian proverb states, “When one foot walks, the other rests.” To live from a spiritual foundation and express my divine potential, it is essential that my doing and being are in balance. When my schedule is too busy, I might be tempted to forego my prayer practice. I recognize that this sacred time is essential to a healthy and fulfilling life. As I rest in God, I experience a much-needed renewal. This time of communion with my inner divinity is a fertile ground of being; it is the infinitely rich terrain of consciousness from which all divinely inspired and fruitful actions arise. Rooted in Being, I express more love, joy, and peace in my daily activities.

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

Let Go Let God with Patience

I have the gift of patience within me.

 

A harvest must first begin with preparation—sometimes months ahead of time. Week after week, the crop is tended to, even though on the earth’s surface nothing appears to be happening. A farmer trusts the process occurring out of sight, diligently working in faith. Eventually, the crops begin to grow and produce fruit. I, too, practice patience as I sow seeds in my own life. At times I may think that I am putting in effort without receiving the fruits of my labor. I may experience feelings of anger or sadness. But when I turn to my faith in God, I remember that I have the gift of patience. I trust in divine order even when I can’t see it. I have faith that all things happen in divine time and order, and I am able to practice patience.

But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience.—Romans 8:25

Let Go Let God Triumph

Spirit provides all that I need for triumphant living.

 

There are times when I have pulled through adversity, loss, or trauma. Some of these victories were not easy because I resisted at first. Other times I may have struggled with feeling lost and alone, but my faith assured me that God and I are one. God is always with me. This knowledge strengthens my faith, wisdom, and peace of mind—the spiritual tools I need as I move forward in faith and courage. I willingly meet all events of my life by viewing them as growth opportunities. The triumphant pattern of my life is woven. Through prayer, I follow divine inner guidance, tapping into my creativity and engaging in the effective joy of collaboration. Spirit provides all that I need for triumphant living.

But thanks be to God, who in Christ always leads us in triumphal procession.—2 Corinthians 2:14

Let Go Let God as a Miracle

I am a miracle of life.

 

Incredible occurrences are recognized as miracles. Life itself, in all forms, is a miracle. The unfathomable allness of God is eternally fulfilling a divine plan in ways that defy explanation. We are each a miracle, created and sustained by God. Despite how impossible a challenge may seem, I remind myself that I live in partnership with God. I raise my expectations to the divine realm in which all things are possible. There is no separation between the created and the Creator. Jesus spoke of this when he said, “… the Father is in me and I am in the Father.” I am eager to contribute to whatever comes my way. I am a miracle of life.

Believe the works, so that you may know and understand that the Father is in me and I am in the Father.—John 10:38