Let Go Let God Know Prosperity

I am grateful for the many ways prosperity expresses in my life.

 

My prospering thoughts find expression in my life in many ways. I enjoy an abundance of love, peace, health, and happiness, and I pause regularly each day to appreciate my many blessings. The same blessings express whenever I focus my creative thinking on my finances. No matter what my ego mind may insist, I know that I have nothing to fear. I am one with divine mind, and fear has no place in my consciousness. I am guided, quickly and easily, to choices that will lead to financial prosperity in my life. In quiet moments of meditation throughout the day I appreciate the ways in which my life is prospered now, and I call upon my gratitude to gently dissolve any sense of lack I may perceive.

The point is this: the one who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and the one who sows bountifully will also reap bountifully.—2 Corinthians 9:6

Let Go Let God through Transformation

I let go into the transforming light of God within.

 

All people are yearning to awaken. Humanity reflects this as we evolve beyond out-of-date ways, moving past limitations, and into the next step in our spiritual evolution. I am in the process of spiritual awakening. My divine gifts benefit not only myself but the whole of humanity as well. I take my place in this global spiritual process of awakening and do my part. Every encounter I have with others, no matter how small, is turning the tide and transforming us all. I make a courageous choice on behalf of all of my sisters and brothers and for my soul. I awaken to the unfolding of my being and put that awareness to work in my world. I let go into the transforming light of God within.

And you shall be called by a new name that the mouth of the Lord will give.—Isaiah 62:2

Let Go Let God Pray for Others

I pray knowing that divine love serves as an ever-available sense of direction.

 

H. Emilie Cady wrote, “If you really want your friends to be free, there is but one way for you: Loose them and let them go.” With these words I am reminded that anxieties about my loved ones do not serve them. Thinking of them as suffering from illness, addiction, or poverty holds them in mental bondage. Instead, I turn my thoughts to the spirit of God at the center of their being and see only the best in them and for them. In my prayers, I seek not to change them but to create space that I may behold their truth beyond outer appearances. I envision the light of God radiating through my loved ones. I pray affirming divine love guides them to their highest good.

I thank my God every time I remember you, constantly praying with joy in every one of my prayers for all of you.—Philippians 1:3-4

Let Go Let God Live in the Light

When I see the light I truly am, all others are illumined.

 

When I judge myself harshly, I may find myself being hard on others as well—an obstacle for healthy relationships. If judgmental thoughts about others come into consciousness, I ask myself, Why am I defending myself? Why am I trying to make myself right by making them wrong? I breathe and bring myself back to the present moment. I practice self-compassion by remembering I am perfect, whole, and complete, and I am a being of light, and all others are beings of light. When I see myself in the light, I see the Truth about myself. I learn to see the Truth in others. Instead of harshness between us, there is harmony and peace.

The eye is the lamp of the body. So, if your eye is healthy, your whole body will be full of light.—Matthew 6:22

Let Go Let God Trust the Mentor

The spirit of God, the essence of everything, is the source of my abundant life.

 

The dictionary defines a mentor as a “wise and trusted counselor or teacher.” I take time today to acknowledge the spiritual presence within me that I can always trust to be my perfect guide. I consider the people who provided direction for me. They have given of their time and talents to help me achieve my goals along the way. I appreciate the support they have given me. Through prayer and meditation, I attune myself to that still, small voice. It speaks clearly to me when I take time to listen. As I connect, I learn to trust my intuition. The answers I seek are already there for me. They are the signposts that point my way into the future. The spirit of God, the essence of everything, is the source of my abundant life.

Now listen to me. I will give you counsel, and God be with you!—Exodus 18:19

Let Go Let God be World Peace

I let peace begin with me.

 

How can what I say or do affect the lives of others in ways that promote peace? The truth is, everything I do in every moment of the day lays a foundation for peace. When I perceive that I’ve been wronged but choose to take a higher road, I set a stepping-stone of harmony. When I refrain from speaking careless words, I place another foothold in the pathway of peace. Every thought, word, and action paves the way and contributes to the wholeness of the world. As I think peace, I am peace. As I express understanding, I open the way for others to experience love in their lives. Person by person, act by act, I contribute to a world where nonviolence is the norm and peace is paramount. I let peace begin with me.

Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God.—Matthew 5:9

Let Go Let God with Faith

With faithful patience I allow my good to unfold.

 

Faith is an attitude of expectancy as I trust the positive thoughts and ideas of Spirit to take root and grow. I make prayer and meditation a part of my routine, and I act upon the guidance that comes to me. I remain aware of the distracting power of fear and doubt and do not allow these thoughts to rule in my consciousness. If it appears that nothing is happening, I remind myself that patience is also an aspect of faith. The orchard grower does not destroy the tree that does not bear fruit the first season but patiently tends the tree to mature fruitfulness. I nurture my spiritual practice with gratitude for the many blessings I receive. Releasing the belief that I must know the shape my good takes or when it arrives, I allow my good to unfold.

But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience.—Romans 8:25