Let Go Let God with Motherly Love

I bless all mothers in my prayers.

 

Nurturing and caring for another living being is a sacred activity. Today I take the opportunity to give thanks for all who have shared unconditional love and acceptance with me. A mother can be anyone who takes on a role of caring for a child—whether that person is a biological or adoptive parent, another relative, a teacher, or a friend. The most important aspect in being a mother is to love and care for a child unconditionally. Patience and compassion are mainstays for these expressions of love in action. Just as caring mothers hold loved ones in their arms, so, too, do I hold them in my prayers.

“Honor your father and mother”—this is the first commandment with a promise: “so that it may be well with you and you may live long on the earth.”—Ephesians 6:2-3

Let Go Let God as Wholeness

I am whole and well in mind and body.

 

I am more than a name, a gender, or any label that might describe me. I am a creation of God, created to express life and renewal. My divine identity emanates from the most profound depths of my being. The all-powerful spirit of God moves through me, continuing to nourish vibrant cells and replacing cells that have completed their work. I am continually being created anew. I am God’s spirit in expression as me. My mind is capable of renewal with unlimited expanses for recollecting and collecting information. In quiet times of reflection, I open my mind to Spirit and my perceptions of all people and things are enriched. Enlivened by Spirit, I am whole and well in mind and body.

So God created humankind in his image, in the image of God he created them.—Genesis 1:27

Let Go Let God Pray for Others

I live from an awareness of God’s love.

 

When friends or loved ones ask me to keep them in prayer, I feel a sense of honor and respect for this sacred activity. Regardless of their specific prayer needs, I affirm that God is the answer. God is always the answer. I pray by turning within to my awareness of God and releasing my attention on the outer world. I affirm all beings are perfect expressions of the Divine Spirit. Envisioning myself as a living vessel for the love of God, I let this love flow through me and surround those who come to me for prayer. I pray they know perfect love, perfect life, and perfect peace. When I hold others in this consciousness, the words I speak hold truth and power.

I pray that ... he may grant that you may be strengthened in your inner being with power through his Spirit.—Ephesians 3:16

Let Go Let God with Clear Vision

I recognize and respond to the sacred in all life.

 

A beautiful park beckons all to picnic and play. Yet some may be in such a hurry they don’t notice or have time to stop and take in the beauty. Life in all its forms is sacred. Taking time to clear our vision, we rise to a higher consciousness of positivity—a place where our vision is clear of the clutter of negativity. When we are ready and willing to share the joy of life and living, we clearly see the sacredness of all life. We are willing to uplift and to be uplifted. We convey love and hope in simple, unobtrusive ways, such as a gentle touch on the shoulder of a loved one or a smile to a stranger. The vision we hold is the sacredness of all life and the abundant life God created all to share. The spirit of God within will overcome all.

The Lord said to him in a vision, “Ananias.” He answered, “Here I am, Lord.”—Acts 9:10

Let Go Let God be Joyful

Joy is my natural state.

 

Happiness can serve as therapy that bolsters my spirit and energizes my body. Being in touch with my inner joy helps to heal any emotional wound and has the power to reconcile relationships. I get in touch with my inner nature in quiet times of prayer and let the joy that fills me flow outward from me. In this way, I affect both the people and events of my life. I remain peaceful, finding the blessing in challenges. Inner joy paves the way for loving interactions and fulfilling events to unfold. Joyfulness activates the healing energy within. When I touch that place of contentment, the cells of my body become receptive to the pure, healing life that dwells within.

I have said these things to you so that my joy may be in you, and that your joy may be complete.—John 15:11

Let Go Let God in Realization

My heart is filled with gratitude as I meet this day with confidence.

 

Realization is the awareness and inner knowing that my prayers will be answered. My faith is evident when I give thanks in advance because I know in my heart and mind that answers are manifesting. The light of understanding comes to me as I pray and listen, standing firm in belief. Myrtle Fillmore once shared, “Heaven and earth listen and respond to the soul that is quickened into praise and thanksgiving.” I feel God’s presence as assurance, comfort, and love. I continue with prayer, then let go and rest in the realization that spiritual understanding will come. Guidance will be revealed. Divine light will dispel darkness and make the path unmistakably clear.

For nothing is hidden that will not be disclosed, nor is anything secret that will not become known and come to light.—Luke 8:17

Let Go Let God as the Light of God

I radiate grace, strength, and beauty.

 

The Swiss-American psychiatrist Elisabeth Kübler-Ross likened people to stained-glass windows. “They sparkle and shine when the sun is out, but when the darkness sets in their true beauty is revealed only if there is a light from within.” Even when the outer world looks dark or dimmed, I continue to express deep appreciation and joy because I know the light of God shines from within me. This inner light constantly uplifts and sustains me, illuminating my way. I radiate gratitude for the harmony, prosperity, and beauty that surround me. I am a beacon for God’s love. Divine life works through me to radiate grace, strength, and beauty to all I meet.

And there will be no more night; they need no light of lamp or sun, for the Lord God will be their light.—Revelation 22:5