Let Go Let God into His Presence

I let go of the past and explore new possibilities.

 

Sending children off to college or watching loved ones leave in service to their country may feel as though we are releasing them into a vast unknown. Letting go is much easier when we know that those so precious to us, no matter where they go, are enfolded in the presence of God. Each time we or our loved ones follow our dreams and set new goals, we do so in the presence of God. We let go of old ways and explore new possibilities. As we focus on the unlimited opportunities we have to express our inner qualities, we step forward and act on them. Soon the unfamiliar becomes familiar, which inspires us to keep going.

To this end we always pray for you, asking that our God will make you worthy of his call and will fulfill by his power every good resolve and work of faith.—2 Thessalonians 1:11

Let Go Let God Receive Guidance

Inner wisdom guides me to new ways of thinking and being.

 

Wisdom is an understanding of spiritual Truth beyond the limited knowledge of our mortal minds. It allows us to see everything from the perspective of infinite love. Guidance is the spiritual gift that allows us to understand how that wisdom can best express in our lives. We each receive wisdom and guidance differently. For some—like Saul on the road to Damascus—there will be a blinding flash of illumination. For others, the same spiritual guidance expresses gently and gradually. The guidance I receive reflects the spiritual purpose that is uniquely mine. Peacefully and in perfect trust, I turn within, quieting my mind and opening my heart to the wisdom that guides me through any challenges I may face.

How much better to get wisdom than gold, to get insight rather than silver!—Proverbs 16:16

Let Go Let God Find Inner Peace

I surrender to the Christ Presence within and find peace.

 

How freeing it feels to be awake to and aware of Spirit that is present within me now and always. I take this moment to allow the sweet surrender of peace to dissolve any concern. I move through life with ease and grace, releasing any anxiety about always winning or being in control. Divine love enfolds me and strengthens me. I relax deeply as peace fills my heart and mind. I am one with God—one with all life—safe, loved, and deeply grateful for each blessing. Every false belief drifts away. I affirm the powerful words Jesus spoke, “Peace, be still.” I speak these words to my restless thoughts. I am calm, centered, and serene. I surrender to the Christ Presence within and find peace.

I have said this to you, so that in me you may have peace.—John 16:33

Let Go Let God Know Faith

All things are possible with God.

 

What is faith? To know, to believe without proof. Some people say “seeing is believing,” but I know believing is seeing. By having faith, by knowing the good I want to experience is possible and awaiting my discovery, I bring it into being. Faith guides me. I affirm God is my wisdom and my strength. If someone tells me what I want to do is impossible, I believe in the “impossible.” I affirm: All things are possible with God. Beyond simply believing the solution is already in place, I take steps to manifest the good desires of my heart. I envision the results I desire. I affirm the good I want to experience, knowing the Universe gives abundantly.

So I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.—Mark 11:24

Let Go Let God in Prosperity

My mind is a wellspring of prospering ideas.

 

In his book, Prosperity, Charles Fillmore taught that “through the mind of man ideas are brought into being. Through the soul of man God’s wealth of love finds its expression.” Indeed, the gifts of the indwelling God are spiritual, not material. I am blessed with an increased awareness of Truth, of the prospering, divine ideas from which all manifest creation flows. God is love, and everything I could possibly need in my life comes from a consciousness of this infinite love. So I devote time each day to connecting with the inexhaustible flow of divine intelligence within me. I take courageous action on those spiritual insights to manifest a richer, more peaceful, and joy-filled world.

If they listen, and serve him, they complete their days in prosperity, and their years in pleasantness.—Job 36:11

Let Go Let God Rise to Easter

The Christ Spirit is alive in me.

 

As eternal spiritual beings, we know that death has no more reality for us than it did for Jesus. It is merely a doorway through which we pass to continue our spiritual journeys elsewhere in the Allness that is God. In truth, we have all surrendered to crucifixion-like challenges. We have found ourselves lifted to a new and higher dimension of spiritual awareness and expression. Today we celebrate the great Resurrection demonstration with which Jesus concluded his earthly ministry. In doing so, we honor our own resurrection experiences. We are grateful for each one, for they provide us with the opportunity to embrace new possibilities.

For as by a man came death, by a man has come also the resurrection of the dead. For as in Adam all die, so also in Christ shall all be made alive.–1 Corinthians 15:21, 22

Let Go Let God Rest

I release any thought of limitation and rest in the stillness.

 

The Lenten season is an opportunity to rest and reflect. I empty my mind of negativity and my body of whatever is not meeting its needs as I prepare for my Easter experience. I do so by releasing limiting beliefs, unwanted behaviors, and stifling thoughts. With the dawning of Easter, a new light shines through me, revealing even more of the I AM. Through meditation, silent reflection, and prayerful stillness, Spirit raises my awareness of the awakening Christ within me. I turn within in the Silence, the stillness in which the power of God responds. It is not rest, but quiet energy. It is not empty, but filled with all possibility. I prepare myself as an empty, open vessel to receive the full measure of divine blessings. I am whole. I am one with Spirit.

Let a little water be brought, and wash your feet, and rest yourselves under the tree.—Genesis 18:4