Let Go Let God Provide Guidance

I am one with the loving guidance of divine mind.

 

Spirit expresses through all of creation as loving guidance, maintaining perfect order in all things. Today I focus and take time to gain direction in all that I do. Since my essence is of Spirit, I am one with divine mind always, and I remember that truth whenever I feel confused, conflicted, or uncertain of what my next step should be. My mortal mind is limited, relying on yesterday’s fears to make today’s decisions. I choose to move beyond any perceived limitations to the loving guidance available through the presence of divine mind within. This day unfolds before me, filled with satisfaction and joy as I feel that loving guidance with every step I take, every choice I make. I am one with the loving guidance of divine mind.

Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.—Psalm 119:105

Let Go Let God Believe

As a spiritual being, my potential is unlimited!

 

What is my vision for myself? Do I think I am limited in some way? I am a perfect child of God and, as such, I possess everything necessary to accomplish whatever I desire. Everything that I need is within, just waiting for me to believe. What is my vision for my loved ones and friends? Do I see problems that reduce their chances of growth, thus limiting their future? They may feel this way, but I believe in them. I see beyond outer appearances to the truth that they, too, are spiritual beings. What is my vision for the country I live in, for the world? I can hold the high watch by seeing only the limitless potential for good and love in this world. I believe in the truth that we are all unlimited!

I have good advice and sound wisdom; I have insight, I have strength.—Proverbs 8:14

Let Go Let God Know Bliss

I live life fully when I claim the gift of bliss.

 

Being happy and content is a wonderful goal, one I may believe I can easily achieve. Bliss, however, may feel further away from the everyday. Rather than considering it an elusive state of supreme joy, the poet Emily Dickinson saw it practically when she wrote, “Find ecstasy in life; the mere sense of living is joy enough.” Or, as Dr. Christiane Northrup reminds us, “Wake up all the desire and pleasure that your body is capable of experiencing, let your past go, and follow your bliss just for the health of it.” What a gift to be alive in this time and space. I loosen my grip on my stories of past pain, I consciously choose the gift of release, and I claim my bliss!

Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.—1 Thessalonians 5:16-18

Let Go Let God all is in Divine Order

I declare divine order and trust that all is well.

 

I know that God’s infinite spirit is within me and within everyone for whom I pray. If I or a loved one am in need, God is always there. I may not always feel connected to the presence but all I need do is become still and turn within. The spirit of God is within just as much on “down days” as on happy days. When I close my eyes and go into the quiet, I feel God’s presence supporting me, loving me, telling me that all is in divine order. I trust that this is true even when I can’t see any evidence of it in the outer. All I have to do is be patient. Good will come. I affirm divine order for everyone on my prayer list. Their highest and best good is what I see for them. Wherever I am, wherever they are, the spirit of God is there.

The Lord will guide you continually, and satisfy your needs in parched places, and make your bones strong.—Isaiah 58:11

Let Go Let God as Inner Peace

I am energized by the peace within my soul.

 

As I hold a small acorn, I am awed by the creativity of God. The power within it is hidden and silent. When this miracle of life takes root in the ground, the promise of an oak tree begins to take form. Within me is the promise of growth and achievements unbound. In prayer and meditation, I connect with the peace and power within me. I unfold day by day, season by season. If I feel timid about achieving my full potential, I become quiet. As I breathe in the breath of life, I connect with the peace that energizes me. I am more than what I appear to be. Peace elevates me to greater heights of knowing what a child of God is capable of being.

But as for that in the good soil, these are the ones who, when they hear the word, hold it fast in an honest and good heart, and bear fruit with patient endurance.—Luke 8:15

Let Go Let God Find Comfort

I find the comfort I seek when I go within.

 

Whenever I feel uneasy, it is natural to seek comfort. Instead of trying to escape or avoid these feelings, I accept the invitation they offer—to get to the core of why I am feeling them. The bravery to take this exploration comes when I remember I am never alone. God is all there is, and I am a part of that Allness. I am living and breathing within God, and the presence of God within me gives me the strength to face anything. I take a breath. If I feel fearful or angry, I breathe and ask myself why I feel this way. Bringing my awareness into my heart, I allow love to course through my body with each heartbeat. I relax and let go of the tension that comes with resisting. I find the comfort I seek when I go within.

I am your God; I will strengthen you, I will help you.—Isaiah 41:10

Let Go Let God Forgive

I let go of the past and live in the now.

 

If I have felt slighted in some way, the most productive thing I can do is forgive. Why should I hold on to negative thoughts, feelings, or events of the past when doing so may bring me pain and discomfort? If I want to live in a spirit of freedom, then I have to free myself from the bondage of the past. I want to live freely in this present moment, so I let go of the past. Quiet moments of prayer attune me to the power of divine love within. As I still my thoughts, and center myself in the power of love, my heart space and my breath synchronize. I breathe in love. As I let this divine power guide my thoughts, I open to a new way of thinking. If painful memories surface, I do not dwell on them, but release them and let them drift away.

Jesus said to him, “Stand up, take your mat and walk.”—John 5:8