Let Go Let God all is in Divine Order

I am aligned with Spirit. All is in divine order.

 

When I am concerned about an outcome, I affirm: divine order. These words in and of themselves will not change anything, but when I say them, I am realigning myself with God-life within. I speak the words aloud or quietly and my mind, heart, and soul hear them and respond. Doing so I spark an eternal connection with divinity and to the order of the universe. I let go of my sense of what should happen to allow a divine outcome. I move forward with a sense of peace and confidence that all is well. With a sense of newness, I go about my day, seeing the good around me and the potential for order in all things. I affirm divine order, knowing that whatever seeming challenge appears before me will be resolved, and I will find the blessing it holds.

It is true. Hear, and know it for yourself.—Job 5:27

Let Go Let God Through Change

I view every moment as an opportunity for change and transformation.

 

In Meditation, A Way of Life, Julien Bouchard writes, “Nothing is stable, nothing is static, everything is moving, everything is transforming and from one moment to another we are the spectators of our world’s renewal, of a new universe.” Rather than considering change as a fear of the unknown, I consider it an opportunity to transform the way that I think, feel, and act. I shift into new ways of being by shifting my perceptions, attitudes, and beliefs about myself and my world. Thought by thought I can change my outlook and my attitude, regardless of what is happening in my life or around me. I always have the power to change. Every moment is an opportunity for transformation.

Create in me a clean heart, O God, and put a new and right spirit within me.—Psalm 51:10

Let Go Let God Appreciate Blessings Received

I am blessed beyond measure.

 

Rather than wait for a specific holiday to express gratitude, I pause throughout my day to reflect with deep appreciation on the blessings I receive. A beautiful sunrise is a reminder that the essence of God-life within also surrounds me, and I know that I am blessed. I share my gifts in the company of others and know that I am blessed. I connect and laugh with friends, smile at strangers, lend a hand when needed. With every breath I nourish my body temple with healthy food and positive thoughts. I know that I am blessed. Aware of the gifts I have received, I anticipate the abundant good that continues to flow, day after day. I am blessed beyond measure with God’s abundance.

You bestow on him blessings forever; you make him glad with the joy of your presence.—Psalm 21:6

Let Go Let God Relax

I care for my mind and body by taking time to relax.

 

Life can hold both internal and external demands at times. Rather than relaxing, my brain may be in a striving mentality—urging me to go full speed ahead toward accomplishing everything on my to-do list. Relaxation is important to my physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health. So I empty myself of stress and fill myself with peace. I engage in relaxing activities such as going for a walk in nature, listening to soothing music, or coloring in a page of an adult coloring book. I feel bathed in a calm, restorative energy. My thoughts focus on the peacefulness of the present moment. My body responds by releasing physical tension. I care for my mind and body by taking time to relax.

Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or what you will drink, or about your body, what you will wear.—Matthew 6:25

Let Go Let God in Life

Today I embrace the fullness and abundance of life.

 

My spiritual path is not one of sacrifice and lack. I release any belief that I came into this human experience as punishment—this thought is inconsistent with Jesus’ teachings. Jesus invites us to “have life, and have it abundantly” (John 10:10) and reminds us that there is spiritual good in even the most challenging of conditions. What is mine to do is to allow that spiritual life to express in every choice I make, every chance I take. There is no “future” in Spirit, and I AM a Being of Spirit. There is one Presence and Power in the universe, and I am blessed to be imbued with that divine essence. Today I embrace my life fully and give thanks for the love in which I experience it all.

Those who desire life and desire to see good days ... let them turn away from evil and do good; let them seek peace and pursue it.—1 Peter 3:10, 11

Let Go Let Go Bless All Creatures

I give thanks for the diversity of all God’s creatures.

 

Animals are a vital, living part of the ecosystem. When I consider the thousands of species that inhabit the world, I am both amazed and grateful. I can learn a great deal about the animal kingdom as I watch how they interact. A mother bird instinctively builds a nest to protect her young. Elephants comfort one another when a member of the herd passes. I share in the joy of watching dogs wag their tails in excitement. I, too, am one of God’s creations, and as such, I recognize the Divine in all living beings. As a member of this ecosystem, I have an obligation to do my part in protecting my animal friends through awareness and support.

And God said, “Let the earth bring forth living creatures of every kind: cattle and creeping things and wild animals of the earth of every kind.”—Genesis 1:24

Let Go Let God Today

What I do today brings blessings to me and to the world.

 

I cannot change yesterday, but I can take charge of today. Right here, right now, I have the ability and the passion for setting a new course in any area of my life. I do not look back on successes or failures of the past. I choose instead to live in the now. I create my day—moment by moment—with each decision, thought, prayer, and action I take. As I do, I am already creating my tomorrow. What I begin today is a cause that will have a future effect. I move forward each day, confident that I have the resources and ability to express divine life, love, and wisdom. I listen and follow my guidance as I create my day. All that I do brings blessings to me and to the world, one day at a time, starting now.

This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.—Psalm 118:24