Let Go Let God Refresh

I am refreshed and renewed as I step into quiet moments of prayer.

 

Jesus knew the value of taking time alone to pray. He demonstrated it as he stepped away from the crowds he was teaching for periods of renewal. I follow this example when I step away from the routine of the day—even for a moment—to pray. I leave those things that call for my attention during the day for just one or two minutes to step into the stillness of prayer. Here in this sacred moment, I breathe, I release, and I open to Spirit. I touch the presence of God within me and know I am never alone. I come away from this moment with a new outlook, ready to return to the task at hand. Pausing throughout the day renews my spirit and refreshes my mind and body. I am effective and productive in all I do.

Now during those days he went out to the mountain to pray.—Luke 6:12

Let Go Let God Find Inner Peace

I find my source of peace within.

 

I practice the art of letting things be and allowing them to unfold as they should. First, I still my thoughts and quiet my emotions. Now, I move deeper into the stillness. By directing my attention to my heart space, I discover a feeling of perfect balance that dwells there. Inner harmony finds its home in my soul, and I am drawn more deeply into this realm of holy peace, the space of inner equanimity and poise of being. I no longer look toward the conditions of life to provide me peace. Serenity cannot be added on to me from the outside. Instead, I turn to the stillness within my soul that releases a deep sense of well-being and satisfaction. I uncover my true source of peace as the presence of God within.

Remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.—Matthew 28:20

Let Go Let God Offer Comfort

My choices bring comfort to others as I move through my day.

 

Comfort is easy to recognize, but it can be challenging to define. I certainly take every opportunity to offer comfort to those facing challenges in their lives. Comfort also describes a more general sense of well-being that allows each day to unfold easily and in peace. It is this sense that I try to carry with me as I move through the day. Choices produce effects and those effects reflect my intentions. Acting against the flow of infinite love may produce tension. Yet, when all that I do and say is filtered through my divine nature, my choices will provide contentment. As the day unfolds, the comfort I extend to others is always centered in the comfort I feel myself. My choices bring comfort to others as I move through my day.

Comfort, O comfort my people, says your God.—Isaiah 40:1

Let Go Let God In Oneness

In oneness, we live in love.

 

Jesus was clear to those who gathered in his name when he shared, “Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another” (John 13:34). His followers observed this directive by gathering in spiritual communities, sharing freely with each other, and giving readily to those in need. Their commonality was a willingness to live in love. I remember Jesus’ words and feel my loving connection to all other beings on the planet. I know that we are all truly Spirit, intimately linked through the energy of divine mind. I send my energy out in the form of peace and love. In my work, play, and service to others, I share oneness. In doing this, I am reaffirming my connection with Infinite Love and with all life. In oneness, we live in love.

By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.—John 13:35

Let Go Let God See World Peace

I create world peace through my thoughts and actions.

 

In every moment, I can directly contribute to world peace. My thoughts, words, and actions are creative and cumulative, forming a critical mass of energy and influence. I consider the people from all parts of the world who are being kind to one another. How many acts of peace are happening—such as forgiving others, helping a stranger, or choosing kindness? I keep in mind what children might learn from my example as I treat others with love and respect. In my realm of influence, I remember the divine loving essence within each person and do all I can to live from that place in myself. I strive to be an example of what I desire to see. I create world peace through my thoughts and actions.

Let us then pursue what makes for peace and for mutual upbuilding.—Romans 14:19

Let Go Let God Provide Guidance

Divine guidance leads me to my highest good.

 

The ocean’s waves move in and out, back and forth, across the sand with a steady flow. Like a drop in that ocean, I contain within me all the elements of the whole that created me. Because I am a divine creation, I follow the flow of divinity within me. I call upon divine guidance to help me navigate through and make decisions in my life. I build a relationship with God within so I can learn to trust myself and utilize all my innate spiritual gifts. When I allow divine guidance to direct my actions, I know that I am making the best choices for myself. I follow Spirit’s guidance, and it leads me to my highest good.

If I take the wings of the morning and settle at the farthest limits of the sea, even there your hand shall lead me, and your right hand shall hold me fast.—Psalm 139:9-10

Let Go Let God be Protected

I am divinely protected.

 

Today I reaffirm my connection with the loving, protecting Presence. There may be situations in my life that others find concerning. However, I have no need to worry for I know I am one with the Divine. There is a spiritual life force within me that sees beyond outer circumstances to the truth: The power of the Divine is absolute protection through any challenges life may offer. I am a spiritual being, and as such, I move through these challenges easily and fearlessly. This is the reality in all situations. I visualize a protective force around me that cannot be invaded or destroyed. My divine nature is stronger than any appearances or circumstances. I am divinely protected.

And you will have confidence, because there is hope; you will be protected and take your rest in safety.—Job 11:18