Let Go Let God Forgive

The love of God expressing as me empowers me to forgive.

 

By not forgiving someone, I set myself up to replay negative events over and over again. I let Jesus’ words while on the cross reverberate within me: “Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing” (Luke 23:34). Empowered by the love of God, I open the window of my heart to divine love. Here is a refuge where memories no longer cause me concern. I am ready to focus on expressing all that God created me to be. If the person I resist in forgiving is myself, I acknowledge that I, too, am continually evolving. I am free to do better and be better. I have moved on from what has been to the good that now awaits my embrace and gratitude.

How precious is your steadfast love, O God! All people may take refuge in the shadow of your wings.—Psalm 36:7

Let Go Let God in One Reality

I am connected with the oneness of life.

 

At the hub of a wheel, there is oneness. It is only on its outer edges that there is separation. In the eye of a hurricane, there is stillness. Away from that center there is wind. I find a similar kind of stillness and connectedness in my heart, the quiet hub of my own being. I move into this inner space where I find the silence that my soul is craving. In this sacred center, I am connected with all of life. In this stillness, I am one with my Creator. I am aligned with a greater wholeness, not set apart or separate. When I want to feel connected—with others, with an answer—I affirm my oneness with all of life. By turning within, I find my answer.

And this is eternal life, that they may know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent.—John 17:3

Let Go Let God Provide Healing

My mind and body radiate the healing energy of Spirit.

 

I have the faith and desire to be healed. I praise my body and encourage healing through my unwavering belief of the restorative energy in every cell. God’s will for me is wholeness, health, and vitality. This is the blueprint of divine potential within me. In prayer, I ask to become aware of any beliefs or patterns I need to release or transform in order to clear the way for healing. I observe my self-talk and my innermost feelings. I willingly make any changes needed to return to my natural state of wholeness. I strengthen my faith with every prayer as I open my heart to Spirit. By exercising my faith and clearing any barriers, my mind and body will radiate the healing energy of Spirit.

Jesus turned, and seeing her said, “Take heart, daughter; your faith has made you well.”—Matthew 9:22

Let Go Let God with Intuition

I listen to the inner prompting of Spirit.

 

When I find myself overly busy with activities and tasks during my day, I may feel scattered or disconnected. This is my reminder to pause and pray. I go into the inner sanctuary of my heart to quietly sit with God. In my sacred time of prayer, I set the intention to listen to Spirit for wisdom. As my mind clears, I am able to perceive deep insight as the still, small voice of God-life within. The inspiration I receive brings about divine understanding. I listen to the inner prompting of Spirit. The inspiration I receive uplifts me, soothes my soul, and guides me along my way. Truly, my life is abundantly blessed by the silent messages I receive from the Divine. In faith, I listen to the inner prompting of Spirit.

The knowledge of the Holy One is insight.—Proverbs 9:10

Let Go Let God in Harmony

Together we can live in harmony.

 

A cappella groups sing without instrumental accompaniment. Their voices become the instruments, blending harmoniously and precisely with each other. The result is a moving musical experience. I can appreciate the harmony in everyday sounds as well. There is a magical chorus in nature—whether I’m hearing crickets chirping, birds singing, or water trickling. Although each sound differs, a beautiful symphony occurs when they blend together. Another type of accord—the emotional variety—occurs when people blend beliefs, opinions, concerns, and work together in peace and love. Together we create a beautiful sound of harmony in the world.

How very good and pleasant it is when kindred live together in unity!—Psalm 133:1

Let Go Let God with Hope

I am filled with hope!

 

Jesus came to Jerusalem as a hero after many healings and bringing Lazarus back to life. Those who saw him were filled with hope, and laid down their cloaks and palm leaves to honor him. He continued to demonstrate humility and the willingness to serve. I have sometimes been willful, wanting to have things my way, unbending. I have discovered, though, that my highest and best is not served by insistence, but rather by opening to the will of God in all ways. I continually learn the power of nonresistance. Jesus’ story is one of overcoming. As I move through my life humbly, being of service to others, I pray that my life is one of overcoming too. I trust that I will continually be led and guided, and I am filled with hope.

The Son of Man came not to be served but to serve.—Matthew 20:28

Let Go Let God through Transformation

I am transforming into a brilliant expression of God’s love.

 

Author Anaïs Nin wrote, “And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” These words inspire me to grow beyond my current life situation. I am not defined by my past. I transform any limited belief about myself into an awareness of my divine potential. In a period of meditation, I imagine myself like the bud bursting forth through the soil. My divine potential unfolds like brilliant petals. I envision myself transformed into that which I was created to be—a brilliant expression of God’s love here on earth. With divine guidance, I allow my beauty to shine!

And all of us, with unveiled faces, seeing the glory of the Lord as though reflected in a mirror, are being transformed into the same image from one degree of glory to another.—2 Corinthians 3:18