Let Go Let God Rejoice

I rejoice in unlimited possibilities.

 

The apostle Paul describes himself in his second letter to the Corinthians “as sorrowful, yet always rejoicing.” He calls upon his followers in Philippi to “rejoice in the Lord always.” By recognizing and thinking about the positive, the lovely, the excellent, and the praiseworthy energies in my life, I claim them and increase them. I rejoice when I both feel and express the joy of eternal Spirit. There is energy in the infinite good that brings all people together in consciousness. I join with others in knowing and affirming that nothing is denied us through faith. I keep my focus on positive energies, bringing them into greater expression in my life. I rejoice in unlimited possibilities.

Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice.—Philippians 4:4

Let Go Let God as Serenity

I live in serenity from my Christ center.

 

There is a difference between a gentle float trip down a river and an invigorating workout to paddle upstream through a strong current. If I desire relaxation, downstream is the choice of least resistance. Choosing serenity calls for me to let go of trying to change things by acting only through my human self. I rise above any situation and live from my Christ center as I let things work out. I know what actions to take, what course changes to make, and when to stop and rest. If I catch myself tensing my shoulders or clenching my jaw, I take it as a sign to relax and to let go. I picture that gentle stream, take some deep breaths, and rest in the tranquility for a while.

Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me; for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.—Matthew 11:29

Let Go Let God in Collaboration

I am an advocate for peace and harmony.

 

All people are children of God and our commonalities outnumber our differences. I hold this thought anytime I am called to collaborate with others, whether in work, social, or family settings. I see everyone as worthy of my respect, even if we have differing views or opinions. I look for common ground, for ideas that we can share and ways that we can work together. I am open-minded and nonresistant. I am a good listener who values all opinions and ideas. If I sense resistance, I stop for a God moment in which I close my eyes, breathe deeply, and focus on common ground. I pray for understanding and compassion and see myself as an advocate and moderator, working with others in peace and harmony.

For we are God’s servants, working together; you are God’s field, God’s building.—1 Corinthians 3:9

Let Go Let God be Unlimited

I am unlimited.

 

If I feel stuck in some aspect of my life, such as a relationship, finances, or a dead-end job, I remind myself that I am unlimited. As a popular teaching shares: Change your thinking, change your life. Blocked thoughts and negative emotions produce discordant energy within me. This discord reminds me to explore within myself to see if there is anything that needs to be unblocked. I pause and turn within, prayerfully declaring: I am unlimited. Embodying this truth, I take a higher perspective and my mind and heart are renewed. Living from spiritual truth supports me in experiencing greater flow and ease in every aspect of my life. I am grateful that my true nature is free and unlimited!

For freedom Christ has set us free. Stand firm, therefore, and do not submit again to a yoke of slavery.—Galatians 5:1

Let Go Let God through Well-Being

I am centered in wholeness and contentment, and all is well with my soul.

 

I am aware of the presence of God in and around me as love, healing, and harmonizing energy. Living from this foundation of spiritual awareness, I experience well-being, even in the midst of challenges. Human problems do not rob me from relying on Spirit, from knowing my soul is always in the form of divine perfection just as it was created. Similar to reminding myself that the sun is always shining above the clouds even on the stormiest days, I affirm: All is well with my soul. I relax and feel at peace. When I pray, I hold a picture in mind of good health and well-being. I remain centered on the good I desire, on wholeness, contentment, love, and joy.

Beloved, I pray that all may go well with you and that you may be in good health, just as it is well with your soul.–3 John 1:2

Let Go Let God as a Helping Hand

I am here to do the work of Spirit.

 

Jesus gave and received in balance. He enjoyed the generous hospitality of some as he ministered to others. I, too, have such a balance in my life. At times I may receive a helping hand, while at other times I may be the hand of support for those in need of shelter, rest, or support. God is the source of all good and I am a channel for the flow of that good in the material world. I give thanks for the many hands and hearts that supply my material needs. I stay attuned to Spirit’s work presented as tasks for me to do in the world. Reading to someone, serving in a kitchen, or donating clothes, I give my time, my treasure, and my gifts in service to others as I do the work of Spirit.

I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another.—John 13:34

Let Go Let God with Vitality

I am vitally alive!

 

My body and mind are expressions of divine life and energy. As I awaken each day, I bless my entire being with thoughts of wholeness, life, and vitality. I hold an image of renewing life flowing throughout my body. I envision every cell energized, open, and receptive to this life. My body is attuned to internal divine wisdom—easily and perfectly doing the work it is meant to do. I am being constantly renewed and revitalized. I bless my mind with thoughts of energy and wisdom. I affirm light, peace, and clarity, knowing that my mind is a receptacle for divine wisdom. It is the vessel through which the Divine expresses infinite wisdom and understanding. I give thanks for unlimited life, light, and energy flowing through my mind and body.

I came that they may have life, and have it abundantly.—John 10:10