Let Go, Let God

I let go of fear and embrace love.

 

Because God’s presence is in all things, everything that happens in my life occurs within divine order. I can let go of worry and fear because I trust the Divine within. If I am afraid, I may find myself in a state of unbelief, wanting to be in control. But when I let go of fear, I let go of stress and tension and can enjoy my life more. I notice and let go of negative, fearful thoughts then fill that void with God thoughts. I use words of affirmation to assist me in fixing my mind on faith. As I change my mind, I shift away from stress and anxiety and into a state of peace. My entire body relaxes, and I know and trust that all is well. From this place of calm, I respond to life with ease and grace.

For I am convinced that neither death, nor life ... will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.—Romans 8:38, 39

Let Go Let God be Patient

I find joy in the journey!

 

If I were to fixate on instant gratification, I might lose appreciation for the journey that lies between deciding a course of action and then fulfilling it. I choose today to be patient with the process and to celebrate every milestone along the path to reaching my goals. I learn to appreciate the purpose of the time it can take to realize my vision, and I trust the Divine is in the details, sorting out the best possible path ahead for me. I choose not to worry or hurry. I have faith that every detail will fall into place at the right and perfect time. I allow myself to enjoy the thrill of anticipation that comes with patience. I trust that what is ultimately revealed is the perfect unfoldment of my divine vision.

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

Let Go Let God with Appreciation

You are loved; you are whole; you are safe.

 

Praying for someone is a dual blessing because it not only touches the recipient but also blesses me. Whenever I pray, I am comforted by the act of releasing concerns and the divine assurance that all is well. I know this for everyone I hold in prayer. Today I take time to pray for other people I may not even know: the veterans who are serving or have served our country. To each one I extend a thought of love and appreciation. In my prayers, I affirm for them: You are loved; you are whole; you are safe. As I pray for others, I connect with the Christ within each person. I bless the spirit of love, life, wisdom, and peace that empowers them to move forward in faith each day.

Pray for one another, so that you may be healed. The prayer of the righteous is powerful and effective.—James 5:16

Let Go Let God through Freedom

I am free through the freedom of Spirit.

 

The words of the “Prayer for Protection” were originally penned by James Dillet Freeman during the World War II years for those in the armed services. Today I use these words to bless all who serve and those who have returned to civilian life: The light of God surrounds us; the love of God enfolds us; the power of God protects us; the presence of God watches over us. Wherever we are, God is! I am grateful for all those who have given of themselves that I might freely be able to make my choices in life. I celebrate my freedom by valuing it and using it wisely, making decisions that bless others as well as me. I am free through the freedom of Spirit.

Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom.—2 Corinthians 3:17

Let Go Let God Celebrate Abundance

My abundant nature expresses in every area of my life.

 

At times I may not recognize the abundance that is everywhere present. Thoughts of lack are not in alignment with my spiritual knowledge. So I pause and turn within to the presence of God that brings about perfect peace. I release fears and allow a feeling of trust to permeate my being. I remind myself that prosperity is not about what car I drive, the clothes I wear, or my social status. A prosperous life begins within. I affirm: Thoughts held in mind produce after their kind. Affirmations activate my natural state of abundance including my sense of possibility, flow, and ease. With a consciousness of plenty, I have an attitude of gratitude. My heart is full and I celebrate divine abundance in my life.

God blessed them, and God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply, and fill the earth and subdue it; and have dominion.”—Genesis 1:28

Let Go Let God in Healing

Spirit within is my all-powerful healer.

To keep functioning at optimal levels, I care for my body physically and mentally. I nourish it with nutritious food and physical activity. On a spiritual level, I exercise my awareness of God. I feed myself life-affirming thoughts. Praying from the awareness of my highest potential, I claim words of wholeness, strength, and vibrancy. With these words, I bless every part of my body from head to toe. Every organ, tissue, and cell is alight with the vibration of perfect health. As these thoughts are digested in consciousness, true healing occurs. My body and mind respond to this life-affirming prayer. Spirit within is my all-powerful healer.

I am the Lord who heals you.—Exodus 15:26

Let Go Let God Forgive

I willingly and lovingly forgive.

 

What would my day be like if I carried a bag of heavy rocks with me, never putting it down? I would be weary physically, mentally, and emotionally. I could not fully do the things I wanted to do for myself or anyone else. Unwillingness to forgive brings pain because it impacts the quality of my life and my ability to go forward. Forgiveness does not mean the hurt never happened—it means I no longer let it rule my life. Forgiveness is a process that takes as long as it takes to feel free. I start with being willing to forgive, willing to be the heart and hands of Spirit to work through me to heal. I seek help as guided and know all things are possible with God in the midst of me.

Come to me, all you that are weary and are carrying heavy burdens, and I will give you rest.—Matthew 11:28