Let Go Let Go All Is In Divine Order

I am one with the divine order of the universe.

 

The sun rises and sets each day, the seasons change each year, and my body renews and revitalizes itself each moment. There is an amazing order at work within and around me—a divine order. Regardless of what is happening in my life, I can rely on the order of the universe. I know the sun will continue to shine and the earth will continue to rotate. I can be sure that my heart will beat regularly and my blood will flow freely. This knowledge gives me a deep feeling of peace and comfort and reminds me that I am never alone. I move forward secure in the love of God and in an awareness of order. I give thanks for the divine order that regulates my body and blesses my life.

He has not left himself without a witness in doing good—giving you rains from heaven and fruitful seasons.—Acts 14:17

Let Go Let God for Guidance

As a creation of divine love and wisdom, I am guided in all that I do.

 

Divine love and wisdom are alive in me as universal, harmonizing energy. I tap in to that energy through prayer and meditation, trusting that Spirit within is the guiding force in my life. With spiritual wisdom, I affirm: I can do all things through divine love in me. I behold the loving Spirit in me and all men, women, and children. My thoughts, words, and actions are aimed at bringing forward goodness, purity, health, and wholeness in my life and in my world. I move throughout the day, utilizing divine wisdom and understanding as a road map for what to think, say, and do. As a creation of divine love and wisdom, I am guided in all I do.

If you keep my commandments, you will abide in my love, just as I have kept my Father’s commandments and abide in his love.—John 15:10

Let Go Let God Find Joy

I find joy in being my true self.

 

Joy is an inner quality. I am naturally joyful, and I take every opportunity to radiate joy and enthusiasm. I let it shine like a beacon from my soul, and my life reflects true happiness and peace. My happiness does not depend on outer circumstances but rather on my attitude. So I spend time in prayer. I develop a deep awareness of the qualities of joy and peace that are the essence of my being. Happiness is a result of my inner joy. Throughout the day, as I turn within to touch the place of joy within me, I can respond positively to any situation. Instead of focusing my energy on a seeming challenge, I look for the blessing it contains. I choose happiness. I find joy in being my true self.

Then our mouth was filled with laughter, and our tongue with shouts of joy.—Psalm 126:2

Let Go Let God Share the Story

I mentor others by sharing spiritual lessons I have learned.

 

Twelve-step recovery programs have long recognized the healing power of sharing our stories. I have learned that my stories are not simply my own. They are meant to be unique contributions to the realization of the new state of consciousness that Jesus describes as the kingdom of heaven. An adage from recovery programs shares, “We are only as sick as our secrets.” Whatever I am afraid to share becomes a dangerous darkness within me. I don’t need to share everything with everyone I meet, but I need to be willing to share freely as I am guided by Spirit. I see myself through divine perception as a spiritual victor and overcomer—not as a victim of life’s circumstances. Telling my story is a powerful way to share the spiritual lessons I have learned.

In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.—John 1:1

Let Go Let God with Divine Energy

Divine energy permeates everything I do.

 

Today I choose to honor the sacred nature of the world around me by surrounding everything I do with love and appreciation. I feel divine love and gratitude as a soothing light emanating from my heart. As it expands, I allow it to permeate every cell of my body, ultimately radiating outward from me, bathing everything around me in sacred energy. I consciously allow this energy to flow into everything I touch as I acknowledge the divine essence within each and every person, activity, and object I encounter. Wherever I go, joy, peace, and appreciation go with me and before me as the sacred energy of Spirit we all share.

When you send forth your spirit, they are created; and you renew the face of the ground.—Psalm 104:30

Let Go Let God as Divine Love

Love exists as multiple expressions in my life.

 

Like a single ray of light becomes a rainbow when passed through a prism, love exists in a variety of expressions in my life. Jesus, the Master Teacher, often directed us to love in every situation. Knowing that God is everywhere present—around me, within me, and as me—I embrace every opportunity to be divine love in expression. By appreciating nature, I am expressing love. In quiet contemplation and in joyous singing, I express love. In relationship with family, friends, coworkers, and unfamiliar brothers and sisters around the world, I express love. In my work, my play and creativity, my service to others, and my worship, I express love. Love exists as multiple expressions in my life.

You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength.—Mark 12:30

Let Go Let God What's Next

I am building my life, one step at a time.

 

Today I take a moment to reflect on the intentions I set for the new year. I might have accomplished some goals while still working on others. If I slip or procrastinate, I know it’s not too late to re-energize and re-organize. I ask myself a simple question: What next? I don’t need to make decisions about the rest of my life—just to be forward-thinking about what’s next. By doing so, I am building my life, one step at a time. But before I take the mental step in my forward thinking, I turn to Spirit within as I make plans. That gives my next steps meaning, purpose, and clarity. I prayerfully consider what is mine to do, knowing I am spiritually supported all along the way.

When you walk, your step will not be hampered; and if you run, you will not stumble.—Proverbs 4:12