Let Go Let God as a Spiritual Community

I am a creator of miracles, moment by moment, choice by choice.

 

In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul shares a powerful vision of what a spiritual community can accomplish through the teachings and example of Jesus Christ. It is a vision of unity—Jew and Gentile alike finding fellowship in a spiritual understanding that transcends laws and rituals that once separated them. Paul emphasized that this will happen to and through us. Our Way Shower demonstrated the possibility and taught the essential principles. That vision of love and unity is still waiting to express fully. We must relinquish our resistance, turn our focus from mortal concerns to eternal Truth, and allow Spirit within to do the work of creating the kingdom through us.

Now to him who by the power at work within us is able to accomplish abundantly far more than all we can ask or imagine, to him be glory.—Ephesians 3:20-21

Let Go Let God with Realization

I know what is right and best for me.

 

I am an expression of infinite intelligence and all that I do is constantly acted upon by that intelligence. So when I make decisions, I do so based upon the unfolding potential in me. Eric Butterworth describes it as “a relationship with the path our consciousness has chosen for itself.” He continues, “Pray for a clearer realization of unity with God, with Infinite Mind, with the guidance principle, which is a self-realization, so that you can take the right steps in terms of your highest good at a special time.” My connection with God is there even if I am not always aware of it. I have only to become still and turn inward to feel infinite peace and serenity. Spirit within assures me that I have the strength to face anything that may come my way. If I feel uncertain, I simply reaffirm my oneness with my Infinite Source.

The Father and I are one.—John 10:30

Let Go Let God Welcome Opportunities

With an open mind and heart, I welcome new opportunities into my life.

 

As this new year begins, I feel a joyous sense of expectation that great things are coming my way. I embrace this year, this day, in an awareness of my worth as an expression of God, free to create and embrace the future of my dreams. Although I can do this every day, I feel a renewed impetus as the new year begins. I have the opportunity to release limitations, move out of the past, and turn a page in my life story. Turning to the Presence within, I live from the sincere belief that all things are possible. I see this day, this new year, as a clean slate, filled with unlimited possibilities. I set goals personally and professionally and look forward to the results. With an open mind and heart, I welcome new opportunities into my life.

Guard the good treasure entrusted to you, with the help of the Holy Spirit living in us.—2 Timothy 1:14

Let Go Let God Provide Abundance

My abundance is unlimited.

 

At times, outside circumstances may reflect lack, as if opportunities are limited. Rather than letting fear close down my heart, I practice complete trust and faith in Spirit within. I keep my eyes on the abundant love of God and open my heart to feel that abundant love in me. I affirm: Divine abundance is unlimited. I am prepared and open to receive it all. As I practice opening my heart, I also listen deeply for what is mine to do. A complete picture of how my abundance will come and what I need to do may come to me. Or divine ideas may rise up one at a time—stepping-stones to an abundant, fruitful life. I surrender to Life’s plan for me, expect the best, and receive it with joyful gratitude.

Those who drink of the water that I will give them will never be thirsty.—John 4:14

Let Go Let God in Balance

Living in peace brings harmony to my life.

 

Learning a skill that requires balance—riding a bike, rock climbing, horseback riding, to name a few—calls for concentration and practice. The same is true for my mental well-being. Living a balanced life necessitates that I recognize and live from my spiritual center—my faith that I am part of something greater than my humanness. I live a life of balance from the truth of my being. Consciously slowing my physical and mental activities and responsibilities offers space for guidance, peace, rest, and receptivity to the joys of living. I allow myself to be more contemplative, to be awed by sunsets, to smell the rain, and to enjoy the little things that are true blessings.

For those who enter God’s rest also cease from their labors as God did from his.—Hebrews 4:10

Let Go Let God with Intentions

Divine purpose inspires me to have confidence and courage.

 

Setting a divinely inspired intention, I find inner courage and the confidence to pursue it. Having a purpose-driven life enriches my thinking and my actions. I build toward a future goal that is taking shape one day at a time. The enthusiasm that energizes me is a companion of my purposeful intention. I have a willingness to give from my inherent spiritual nature. It’s essential that I contribute to my ever-evolving spiritual growth. What God’s spirit can accomplish as me remains at the forefront of my plans and inspires me to have confidence and courage. Today I make a conscious choice to meet life with optimism because divine purpose inspires me to have confidence and courage.

For we intend to do what is right not only in the Lord’s sight but also in the sight of others.—2 Corinthians 8:21

Let Go Let God as a New Beginning

I am the creator of my life’s path.

 

This is the year to consider the possibilities and allow myself the bravery of beginning anew. Perhaps I will travel. Maybe I will start looking for a new job or career. I might even go back to school or decide to claim a new pattern in an existing relationship. I am the creator of my life’s path! Before I embrace a new role, I pause. I move my attention gently and purposefully into my heart space. I become fully present in this moment, taking a deep, conscious breath. I ask myself, What is mine to begin? I feel the question move through me with each new breath. Attuned to creative power, I listen and feel for an answer. I am the creator of my life’s path.

This month shall mark for you the beginning of months; it shall be the first month of the year for you.—Exodus 12:2