Let Go Let God through Grace

Through prayer, I shift my awareness from separation to spiritual oneness.

 

Grace is the spirit of God operating as a transformative power in me and in my life. Regardless of my past beliefs, thoughts, and actions, grace is available to me. I access it through my willingness to change my way of thinking, thereby raising my thoughts to those of unity, harmony, and wholeness. This restorative process lifts my thoughts from human limitation to spiritual consciousness. A practice that aids in this renewal of the mind is the use of denials and affirmations. I release false beliefs of separation or condemnation. Then I affirm: The grace of God flows freely in my life. In this awakened state, I no longer seek my good in the physical world, finding it instead through the awareness of the presence of God acting in and as all life.

From his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.—John 1:16

Let Go Let God with Resilience

I easily adapt to and recover from change. I am resilient!

 

Change exists in every moment; time moves ahead with each passing second and even my cells are constantly growing and renewing. I need only look to nature to see that nothing stays the same. The seasons and stages of nature teach me that all life is moving forward and evolving. Still, I am sometimes resistant and try to force things to stay the same. I remind myself that I need not fear change, for I have the ability to adapt to and recover from any challenge. I notice when I am resistant and I consciously release my fears. I trust that all change is for my highest good, even when I cannot see it. I know that I can persevere even in the face of the unknown, for I am resilient.

We look not at what can be seen but at what cannot be seen; for what can be seen is temporary, but what cannot be seen is eternal.—2 Corinthians 4:18

Let Go Let God be Divine Light

The light of my being dispels all shadows.

 

Even when the day outside is cloudy or rainy, divine light shines through me at all times. Turning within puts me in contact with my divine essence. I become aware of all the radiance that comes from within me. There is always an abundance of sunshine glowing in my heart and mind. The light of my being dispels all shadows. My soul is full of light. I am a channel through which God is expressing. There is so much joy and warmth in me that I just have to share it. My sunny perspective is contagious. It lifts up those around me and puts them in contact with their own light. They are encouraged to share the sunshine within themselves as well. Divine light exudes from me to brighten the world.

You are the light of the world.—Matthew 5:14

Let Go Let God with Freedom

I celebrate my freedom as a gift.

 

Rather than stressing about decisions I need to make, I celebrate instead my freedom to choose. I see my choices as blessings, each one leading to a different possible outcome. I learn from my actions as well as my choices. Failures are learning opportunities. Experience combined with inner guidance helps me choose wisely. Throughout my life I learn from the past as I envision the future, mindful of this moment in time. Because I have been given the gift of free will, I always have the ability to see from new and different perspectives if I choose. I celebrate my freedom through my thoughtful and purposeful actions, making a positive difference in my life and in the lives of others.

You will know the truth, and the truth will make you free.—John 8:32

Let Go Let God with an Animal Blessing

I give thanks for all creatures, great and small.

 

Those who share their lives with pets know that there is a circle of giving and receiving in the relationship that allows us to be ourselves without concern of being rejected. A beloved poem by Cecil France Alexander pays tribute as a blessing to our animal cohabitants:
All things bright and beautiful,
All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful,
The Lord God made them all.
All animals—domesticated or in the wild—are divinely created beings. We can and do appreciate their uniqueness in a world of wonder. We honor our relationships with them as opportunities to give love freely and without measure or thought of return.

God made the wild animals of the earth of every kind ... And God saw that it was good.—Genesis 1:25

Let Go Let God Power Intentions

My intentions are powered by divine love.

 

I live and move and have my being in divine love. This is why there is no real separation between my heart’s deepest desires and that which is mine in Truth. In this moment, I release any fear of never realizing my dreams. I release the need to chase after that which I feel is missing. I recognize that the true power of my intention is not based on a sense of lack but, rather, on my commitment to live the truth of my own being. As I radiate love, I readily attract greater compassion and care into my life. As I focus on truth, I experience greater harmony in every area of my existence. I emanate joy, attracting positive and uplifting experiences. As I express my God-given qualities, I draw upon everything I need to realize my highest potential.

Take delight in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.—Psalm 37:4

Let Go Let God as a New Day

My creative power enables me to create a new day whenever I choose.

 

A day that starts from a place of peace and order will often stay that way. Likewise, a day that begins in anxiety and fear may continue to expand upon those negative energies unless I change my outlook. I can accept the day I’m given or I can change my viewpoint. The concept of time enables us to measure, plan, and relate to each other in important ways. As an expression of infinite Spirit, however, I am not bound by human-made limitations. At any time, I can declare a negative day complete and begin again, no matter what clocks or calendars may read. My creative power enables me to create a new day whenever I choose.

This is the Lord’s doing; it is marvelous in our eyes. This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.—Psalm 118:23-24