Let Go Let God all is in Divine Order

I give thanks for balance and order in nature.

 

There is a symbiotic relationship between all living things. We depend on trees for oxygen as much as they depend on us for carbon dioxide. Bees keep plants pollinated for fruit to grow. And the list goes on. The divine order of the universe revolves around this balance. Divine order is always active regardless of whether we or any other living creature are aware. Even during those times when my life feels out of balance, I have faith it is there. I trust in my higher power to shelter and guide me. I may not always understand the why and how of things, but I can be sure of something else: Divine order is God’s gracious gift to me. Today I give thanks for divine order and the cooperative spirit of nature’s grand design.

Their fruit will be for food, and their leaves for healing.—Ezekiel 47:12

Let Go Let God Achieve World Peace

Peace in the world begins with love in my heart.

 

Like individual droplets of water merged to form the ocean, we are all one in God. The consciousness I hold flows through the drops around me. When collective consciousness unites together in belief, cause, or nation, it may form flowing ripples or crashing waves in the world in which we live. World peace is a worthy goal and even more important, a state of consciousness. As I affirm thoughts of peace, those thoughts ripple out to the world around me. I choose to live in peace with all humankind, and join together with like hearts and minds. Peace and love flow through me as I am reminded that we are all one in the ocean of God. Love ripples out bringing peaceful solutions where disharmony once crashed.

You silence the roaring of the seas, the roaring of their waves, the tumult of the peoples.—Psalm 65:7

Let Go Let God Pray for Others

I pray knowing we are all one family in Spirit.

 

Today I lift my heart in prayer for all people everywhere. We are all divine creations—united by this sacred denominator. I pray for myself. I pray for all mothers, all fathers, all sisters, and all brothers. I pray knowing we are all one family in Spirit. In this moment of spiritual communion, I lift my vision beyond walls, nations, or beliefs. I lift my awareness to God, the source of infinite love that unites us all. I speak these words with love, “I behold the light in you. I am grateful for the gifts you bring to this world. My prayer for you is abundant health, wealth, and joy. I pray this in the nature of the living, loving, Christ Presence. Amen.”

And the king will answer them, “Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.”—Matthew 25:40

Let Go Let God with Joy

Turning inward to Spirit, I find true joy that fills and lifts me.

 

Life can have up and down moments. Despite what or when they may happen, I can find joy at any moment. Joy provides me with appreciation for the up moments, faith to face the down moments, and peace during the times in between. True happiness comes from being in touch with my true nature—my Christ Essence. Gladness is always present within me. Like love, it is a natural part of who I am. Trusting and being in touch with God is the key to experiencing bliss. This inner joy then shines forth as peace no matter what is happening in my life or in the lives of those I love. Turning inward to Spirit, I find true joy that fills and lifts me.

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you may abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.—Romans 15:13

Let Go Let God find Comfort

God is with me—my comfort and my guide as I journey through life.

 

I find comfort in the familiar. It’s easy to love life when everything is going the way I want and I feel secure. But when I’m facing change and life becomes stressful or uncomfortable, I may feel paralyzed and unable to move forward. I find comfort and strength in prayer. Spirit whispers in my heart to let go and trust. Following this gentle guidance, I let go of the past. With faith I let life continually move me forward with a sense of peace and security. There may be times when my journey will be a rocky and hilly climb, but when I reach the pinnacle of my climb, the view is glorious. I know God is with me to guide me and comfort me through any uncertainty. God is with me to make my way smooth and steady.

This is my comfort in my distress, that your promise gives me life.—Psalm 119:50

Let Go Let God in Freedom

I honor and celebrate all humankind.

 

The myriad uniqueness of humankind is to be honored and celebrated. Each and every person is a creation of God. I pray that all people everywhere find the freedom to live life who they are and as they are. Learning about people far and wide, I immerse myself in the wholeness of life, a concept that nurtures inclusiveness. We honor our individual practices, languages, or heritages. Learning about the life experiences of others is an opportunity for all of us to learn. Mentoring is an important role that I or others can fill. By listening and learning from the life stories of others, I honor and celebrate all humankind.

See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of God; and that is what we are.—1 John 3:1

Let Go Let God Nurture

I am renewed and nurtured by my earth home.

 

Today is an opportunity to give thanks for our planet. The earth provides me with food to eat, water to drink, and air to breathe. With each sunrise and sunset, I feel a connection to God—the creator of this bounty. Season after season, new life appears. The earth is constantly refreshed and renewed. I am also renewed spiritually as I contemplate my oneness with God and with all people on this planet I call home. Just as earth provides for me, I provide for it by making choices that support conserving the beauty and wholeness of nature. I see God in all of life and in all areas of my environment. As I am renewed and nurtured by this earth, I am able to nurture others. I give of myself freely and serve willingly. I am blessed to be a conduit for the activity and love of God.

Love never ends.—1 Corinthians 13:8