Let Go Let God with Language of the Heart

I am fluent in the language of the heart.

 

Love is the language my heart speaks. It holds the power to heal, forgive, connect, accept, and free both giver and receiver. My heart language is shared across all dialects as compassion, passion, kindness, and gratitude. When I feel or think it, I spontaneously express admiration, encouragement, and truth with others. I also communicate from my heart without words. When I actively love someone, it is expressed in actions, intentions, supportive thoughts, and words. More than any other language in the world, I master this one language, which is capable of uniting the world. This manner of expression comes naturally, for I am innately fluent in the language of the heart.

If I speak in the tongues of mortals and of angels, but do not have love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal.—1 Corinthians 13:1

Let Go Let God be Worthy

I am worthy of God’s love.

 

There is much I have in my life today: food, shelter, and the ability to love and to develop strong relationships. I do not need to prove I am worthy—I accept these blessings with gratitude. God’s love is always mine, for I am a child of the Divine. I am made in the image of God, reflecting the qualities of God: love, joy, kindness, compassion, creativity, and more. If I feel unworthy, it is because of my own error thinking. I have judged myself with lesser expectations or believed in the judgment of another. I am, however, perfect and whole, created by Divine Intelligence, so why would I judge myself otherwise? I am an integral part of Spirit, making a difference in ways I may never fully realize. I am worthy of God’s love.

We are children of God, and if children, then ... heirs of God and joint heirs with Christ.—Romans 8:16-17

Let Go Let God with Acceptance

I give thanks for and accept my good.

 

Concern about an outcome or event may affect my attitude and, in turn, cause the situation to appear greater and more complicated than it truly is. At these times, I can refocus and reframe my thoughts to reach a level of peace and acceptance. How can I do this? By trusting that there is a higher plan at work. As I let go and trust God, I accept the circumstances of life with an unwavering faith that good is coming my way. I do not dwell on what seems to be. Instead, I focus on what truly is: I am a child of God and indwelling, infinite love is always with me. I enjoy the blessings of the present. I am no longer troubled or afraid about events or outcomes. I have a positive attitude and an expectant heart.

Do not let your hearts be troubled. Believe in God, believe also in me.—John 14:1

Let Go Let God as Serendipity

I rejoice in life’s unexpected blessings.

 

Often, it is not the planned but rather the unexpected life events that ultimately result in the greatest life blessings. The perfect idea comes to mind or what appears to be an accidental encounter becomes one of my most meaningful relationships. Recognizing this, I remain open to serendipitous encounters and events by adopting a flexible approach to life. I consciously maintain an attitude of curiosity and a sense of adventure. Surrendering to the flow of life’s unplanned twists and turns, I find myself fully receptive to possibilities. By surrendering to life’s natural flow, I experience how God’s vision for my life far exceeds the grandeur of my own. I am grateful, knowing that Spirit is continually bestowing new and unexpected forms of good upon me.

 

I will send down the showers in their season; they shall be showers of blessing.—Ezekiel 34:26

Let Go Let God with Inner Peace

My heart is a sacred space of peace.

I know just a few moments in the Silence can relax my body and shift my busy mind into deeper peace. While I may not find the opportunity to meditate in every moment, I can still experience the Silence at any time. Even with my eyes wide open, I mindfully rest in the presence of peace within. I find the easy rhythm of my breath and center my attention in the sacred space of my heart. At any given moment, I may be a conscious thought or breath away from inner peace. I drop into the Silence and visit this holy sanctuary within my heart, and there I find deep peace.

And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts.–Colossians 3:15

Let Go Let God Lead by Example

I express my spiritual qualities in word and deed.

 

A pebble tossed into a pool causes a rippling effect. Whether positive or negative, my words and actions ripple out to impact those around me. Each of us leads others by the example we set. I express the qualities of Spirit within me in my interactions with others. I am a peacemaker, a compassionate being, and a generous contributor to the community. As I demonstrate love, my love moves out into the world as each receiver in turn becomes a giver. I acknowledge errors with grace and accept success with humility. If I experience uncertainty in any situation, I pause in prayer to listen for the guidance of the Divine. Acting from the inspiration of Spirit, I confidently express my spiritual qualities.

If you know me, you will know my Father also.—John 14:7

Let Go Let God in this Time of Prayer

My every breath is a prayer.

 

The apostle Paul exhorts his small congregation in Thessalonica to “rejoice always, pray constantly,” but what does that mean for me? I could certainly choose to spend this entire day making a conscious effort to stop all activity and pray. But my human experience would come to a standstill. I’m not here in human form to avoid the world, but to transform it. I “pray without ceasing” when I begin the day by aligning my mortal mind with the Divine Mind that is my source. As a result, I know that I will be divinely guided through every challenge, every choice that the day will inevitably bring. I will be the presence and power of God in expression, and my every breath will be a prayer.

Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.—1 Thessalonians 5:16-18