Let Go Let God Follow the Heart

Possibilities become realities as I live in the awareness of my divine potential.

 

When I think, speak, and act from my awareness of God’s presence within, I do so with confidence. Living in the moment, I feel alive to the presence of divine life. Such an awareness prompts me to start laying a foundation for my heart’s desire. I build on that foundation, considering different options and following through on what feels right for me. Perhaps I want to make better use of my talents or skills in a career choice or as a volunteer. Of course, just wishing won’t bring results. I have work to do, but the work itself brings me satisfaction. A gentle assurance emanating from the depths of my soul sets me on the path of progress. Possibilities become realities as I live in the awareness of my divine potential.

To set the mind on the Spirit is life and peace.—Romans 8:6

Let Go Let God Breathe in Inner Peace

I relax and breathe in the peace of God.

 

Throughout Jesus’ ministry, he taught that the kingdom of God exists within every person. When I accept this truth, I become consciously aware of the presence of God within me. Although the world may present me with situations that are out of my control, I can choose to experience inner peace. To center myself in this awareness, I practice thinking and speaking affirmations of peace. I use prayer and meditation to help me connect my entire being to the peace within me. No matter where I am or what I am doing, I can pause to relax and breathe in the peace of God. In doing so, I open myself up to health and wellness in mind, body, and spirit.

I have said this to you, so that in me you may have peace. In the world you face persecution. But take courage; I have conquered the world!—John 16:33

Let Go Let God in World Peace

Open to infinite love, I practice peace.

 

An awakening to the love of God as a Presence within all and the Power to overcome all is the strong foundation for peace in the world. One by one, we build on this foundation. Love is patient. As individuals and as leaders of countries, we listen to one another. We acquaint ourselves with the views and needs of others. Our understanding moves us beyond what is exclusive to what is inclusive. Love is kind. Thinking and speaking the best about others initiates a similar response. The gentleness conveyed envelops others—whether in person or afar. Love calls on us to want and do the best for all. Open to infinite love, I practice peace.

Love is patient; love is kind ... It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things.—1 Corinthians 13:4, 7

Let Go Let God through Change

I rely on the guidance of Spirit to lead me through necessary changes.

 

I have learned through experience that change is an essential element of my spiritual journey. I have also learned that I have within me all the guidance I need to make the choices that will most effectively move me forward. Change is simply the consequence of choice. I do not need to resist it, nor do I need to seek it out forcefully. I relax and trust the guidance of Spirit within to show me the changes that are mine to make, and to lead me away from the changes that are not needed on my path. If former negative ways of thinking reappear, I turn within to step forward boldly in faith. I rely on the guidance of Spirit to lead me through necessary changes.

I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.—Isaiah 43:19

Let Go Let God Channel Prosperity

I am a channel for the flow of abundance.

 

I celebrate the welcome belief that no matter what my financial condition, I have been abundantly blessed with spiritual gifts to meet my every need. I am prosperous because there are unlimited divine ideas for me to use. I know this because divine ideas underwrite everything in the universe from the smallest particle to every cell of my body. All manner of good is present within me. I freely give of that good while not depleting my internal inventory of resources. My true Self is unlimited. I see myself as a channel of abundance, and I look for ways to share my gifts. It is a joyful experience to give of the good that is mine to offer! I am a channel for the flow of abundance.

Agree with God, and be at peace; in this way good will come to you.—Job 22:21

Let Go Let God Forgive

I look for the good in everything and everyone.

 

The Book of Genesis shares the story of Joseph, a young man who was sold into slavery by his brothers. Yet even in the face of this injustice, Joseph held to the inner knowing that “God intended it for good” (Genesis 50:20). This knowing served as a foundation for forgiveness. Whatever I am facing in life, I proclaim the good in everything. Through my faith, my focus remains on my spiritual abilities to transform circumstances into opportunities that benefit everyone. As my ability to work peaceably through all situations increases, my capacity to let go and forgive is strengthened. I feel the freedom and joy that comes with absolute forgiveness. I look for the good in everything and everyone.

Even though you intended to do harm to me, God intended it for good.—Genesis 50:20

Let Go Let God be Grateful

I am grateful for all that I am and all that I hope to experience.

 

Today I reconsider the intentions I set for the new year and take time to reflect on what’s important to me. In doing so, my heart fills with gratitude for all that I am, all that I have, all that I want to express in my life. I make gratitude my priority and set my intention to express gratitude as much as possible throughout the day. I choose my words with care and purpose, for I know that every word spoken in gratitude blesses others. I consider how I respond to events and act where I can to help someone else. I end my day with prayers of gratitude, reflecting on the moments that held special meaning. My grateful heart, my thoughtful words and actions open the way for wonderful blessings to flow into my life.

Give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.—1 Thessalonians 5:18