Let Go Let God as Home

Home is the awareness that wherever I am, God is.

 

As I reflect on what the word home means to me, I know it is not limited to an external place. Home can be found in my heart. My thoughts move from physical structures to memories and the emotions attached to them. I am at home when I turn my thoughts to God-life within. I experience a welcome home each time I go within and make a conscious connection with Spirit. Centered in the awareness of my oneness, I feel safe and at peace. My search for home may lead me down many paths including religion, spiritual study, and meditation practices. These experiences teach me home is the awareness that wherever I am, God is.

He who has prepared us for this very thing is God, who has given us the Spirit as a guarantee.—2 Corinthians 5:5

Let Go Let God Be

I AM love, peace, and compassion.

 

While what I do involves my interactions with the world around me, what I choose to be is grounded within. To align my doing with my being, I first reflect upon my inner attitudes. The attitude I choose shapes every act I perform. When I choose love, peace, and compassion, the simplest task becomes a blessing. If my activities are not producing the results I desire, I pause to identify what I am choosing to be. Perhaps I have gotten off track with the pressures of the day and find myself frustrated. I pause for a moment and take a cleansing breath. I can choose again right now. I commit to be love, peace, and compassion and let my divine light shine.

As God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience.—Colossians 3:12

Let Go Let God Provide Healing

My body is energized by the healing life of Spirit.

 

Divine life is a healing energy abiding within me. I activate that energy by connecting through the power of my words. I create a dynamic system of denials and affirmations—releasing any fears or doubts and speaking the truth of my being. I AM whole, I AM healthy, I AM joyously alive! With each exhale, I release any belief that something less than divine life is the truth of my body. I remind myself that the unlimited healing life of Spirit within is far greater than any appearance of disease, illness, or pain. Each affirmation I speak is an energy booster, vibrating in every cell of my body. Every exhale clears away resistance to the free flow of healing life in me. My body is energized by the healing life of Spirit.

We look not at what can be seen but at what cannot be seen.—2 Corinthians 4:18

Let Go, Let God

I make an active choice to let go and let God.

 

To someone unfamiliar with the phrase “let go, let God,” the words may seem to be a spiritual cop-out—a popular slogan used with a shrug of inevitability: It’s out of my hands, or I’m resigned to the inevitable. In Truth, “let Go, let God” describes an active choice that is always mine to make. I let go of all attempts to make choices based solely on input from my ego mind’s sense of personal obligation. It simply isn’t true that I must personally find the answer to every question. I let God by choosing instead to trust the indwelling Presence that is my true identity, opening my heart to love-centered guidance and quiet power.

Do not worry about anything, but in prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.—Philippians 4:6

Let Go Let God be Comforted

My greatest comfort comes from remembering my divinity.

 

I have shelter, food, and positive relationships in my life. Yet there have been times when I found myself outside of my comfort zone. But true comfort is not dependent upon outer conditions. Rather, it is the result of a decision to turn within to Spirit. Spiritual comfort is especially meaningful in the midst of challenges. As I see my life from this new perspective, I find peace. No matter what my circumstances, I can count on spiritual solace. Divine reassurance soothes my heart, eases my mind, and opens doors to clear and unmistakable guidance. I always find what I need when I go within. I trust and feel the love and comfort of Spirit. My greatest comfort comes from remembering my divinity.

Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted.—Matthew 5:4

Let Go Let God with Freedom

I am free with the freedom of Spirit.

 

The headlines and conditions of this world may say one thing, but my heart knows this: Freedom is an inside job, and I take responsibility for establishing it in my own life. Whenever I feel tempted to look to circumstances and the outer world to set me free, I remember to search within. Here, I find my free spirit, ready to move with me in all that I do. By taking today’s affirmation and repeating it aloud, I anchor its energy within me. I then say it silently, driving its meaning deep within my being. This spiritual practice truly sets me free, and I go forth this day with confidence and a feeling of well-being. I am free with the freedom of Spirit.

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 be Protected

The peace and presence of God dwells within me and my loved ones.

 

The light, love, power, and presence of God are with me always—emanating from within me at all times. Even now I am enfolded in divine light, and I find reassurance by affirming this Truth anytime doubts or fears arise. In a single thought, I can redirect my attention toward the peace of knowing I am protected. Infinite wisdom and strength are available whenever I have decisions to make regarding well-being and direction. If quick actions are needed, I am instantly guided. The same divine energy that flows through me flows through my loved ones as well. Within them are the same trusted attributes of indwelling Spirit.

And who is a rock besides our God?—the God who girded me with strength, and made my way safe.—Psalm 18:31-32