Let Go Let God with Poise

I am centered, knowing that divine presence is within me and around me.

 

I am grateful when my personal relationships and work interactions are fulfilling. When conversations don’t go as well as planned or when I am experiencing a financial difficulty, it might feel as if I am moving through choppy waves on an ocean. During any challenging time, I remember to pause for a moment and turn within to divine presence, which is the same spiritual DNA in all persons and in all situations. Breathing gently in and out, I turn my attention to the presence of God within my very own heart, and a sense of calm returns. The truth is that God is present in all situations because God is present in me. As I remember this, I sail through life with grace and ease. All of life is connected and in order. I remain centered and poised.

Those of steadfast mind you keep in peace—in peace because they trust in you.—Isaiah 26:3

Let Go Let God Have Faith

In faith, I move forward into a greater sense of possibility.

 

My growing awareness of God’s presence in my life allows me to let go of worry. By activating the power of faith and living from it, I am able to focus on the good in my life and accentuate the positive in every situation. Looking past appearances of lack, I affirm: My good is here now. I have faith in the power of God within me, and I readily apply the gifts of wisdom, understanding, and strength. I have faith in the power of good. Even though I may not know what lies ahead, I can trust in divine order to reveal my highest and best good. I then move forward in my life, step by step, into new, greater, and grander opportunities. In faith, I move forward into a greater sense of possibility.

The kingdom of God is among you.—Luke 17:21

Let Go Let God Say Yes!

I meet life with a resounding yes today!

 

Words are symbols we use to express our thoughts, feelings, and intentions. Each expression carries our energy along with it. The word yes is particularly powerful. A sincere yes opens our hearts and declares “I am ready, willing, and able.” In her book, The Five Principles, Ellen Debenport shares, “Every thought, every feeling, is a prayer. And the response is always yes.” The universe operates within the divine flow, a cooperative energy of perpetual creation and growth. Whatever we bring into awareness, the universe aligns with and seeks to support. When we live within the energetic vibration of yes, anything we encounter is met with an expansive consciousness of acceptance and willingness.

For in him every one of God’s promises is a “Yes.”—2 Corinthians 1:20

Let Go Let God with Insight

I trust in my spiritual insight, and I am at peace.

 

Experience can guide me as I deal with any challenges in my life. I appreciate acquired skills and the many ways in which they serve me. Still, at times a new perspective is needed to take a fresh look for any missed opportunities or solutions. So I learn to rely on my indwelling spiritual insight—my Christ expression—to guide me to the most effective choices I can make. In experiencing Oneness with God as Source, any fears and challenges of the world are dissolved and alleviated. I am able to find both courage and peace. No proof is needed, or even possible, for my spiritual insight. I simply trust, and I am at peace.

When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth; for he will not speak on his own, but will speak whatever he hears, and he will declare to you the things that are to come.—John 16:13

Let Go Let God with Purpose

I am a divinely created being with purpose and potential.

 

There are times when I may ask myself, What is my purpose? What contribution do I make to the world? In these moments, I remember that I am a unique creation of God. There is no one in the world who looks, thinks, and acts exactly like me. My uniqueness is my contribution. I have much to offer the world and much to give. I do this by expressing my opinions and values and sharing my voice and creativity in positive ways. I am here to be me. If I feel unsure or doubtful, I remind myself that I have unlimited potential. In the face of pure love, doubt recedes and my purpose is revealed. I step forward in faith as an active participant in life and simply be me—a divinely created being with purpose and potential.

The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me; your steadfast love, O Lord, endures forever.—Psalm 138:8

Let Go Let God as Compassion

I am a channel of compassion for myself and others.

 

Spiritual teacher Eckhart Tolle said of human nature that if we believe in our judgments of others then we treat those people as if those judgments are true. I may not be aware of my criticisms. It may be a signal that I need healing, compassion, and an open mind. If this happens, I go to my heart and open a channel for compassion. I become aware of the things we have in common: the need to be accepted and to belong, people we care about, dreams, and goals. I understand that, beneath our differences, we are the same precious children of God—perfect, complete, and whole. I treat them as I would like to be treated, and pray for their needs and dreams—for all the peace, love, and abundance they desire.

Every generous act of giving ... is from above, coming down from the Father of lights.—James 1:17

Let Go Let God Live an Inspired Life

I am living a fully inspired life.

 

I make a habit of pausing at the start of the day to remember who I am in Truth. Sometimes I reflect on the qualities of the Divine, such as compassion, goodness, and beauty. I acknowledge the presence and power of my divine identity within my consciousness. I remind myself that I am made in the image of God, and I rejoice in the presence of these spiritual qualities as my being. Rumi’s words remind me, “You are not a drop in the ocean. You are the entire ocean in a drop.” When I am established in faith, I see the beauty and magnificence of the Divine reflected to me wherever I look. When I say Yes! to the sacredness of my being, I open myself to living an inspired life.

Be renewed in the spirit of your minds, and to clothe yourselves with the new self, created according to the likeness of God.—Ephesians 4:23-24