Let Go Let God be Healed

Divine life radiates healing energy through me.

 

We often think of healing as a “return to wholeness.” If I feel less than healthy, I pause to remember my true nature is the eternal wholeness of divine life. Like a flame that burns within and never goes out, divine life illuminates anything in my temporary physical experience that feels wounded, broken, or limited. The light of Spirit is the light that heals and restores me. I take a gentle breath. I feel the flame within me burn brighter and expand its warmth into every part of my mind and body. As I exhale, I allow any thoughts of pain or disorder to flow out and dissipate. I open to the healing energy radiating through me. Each mindful breath unifies spirit and mind into a seamless expression of wholeness.

Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed.—Jeremiah 17:14

Let Go Let God Answer the Call

I answer the call of my heart.

 

When I have a decision to make or feel that I am being called in a certain direction, I may seek the advice of friends, but my true counsel comes from putting my faith in and following my inner wisdom. As I pray, I listen to the divine whispers of my heart. If I hear any doubt, I open to guidance. I honor any feelings of divine discontent, for these may be the driving factor that urges me forward and gives me the courage to step out in faith. I let go of any doubt or fear. I let go of any thought of limitation or unworthiness. I trust. I know that as I answer the call of my heart, all is in divine order. I live my truth. I follow my heart, open to the fullness of divine love and unlimited possibilities.

For we walk by faith, not by sight.—2 Corinthians 5:7

Let Go Let God Receive Understanding

With divine understanding, I am wise and compassionate.

 

Understanding is one of the 12 divine powers within me. I choose to follow the guidance of Spirit to enrich my understanding. With understanding, I am in control of my thoughts, and I choose to think positively and affirmatively. I say No! to the chatter of negativity that enters my mind and Yes! to constructive, productive thoughts. In this way I create an environment of positivity and success. I am open to new ideas and easily grasp new concepts. I see the good in all.

I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven.—Matthew 16:19

Let Go Let God through Faith

Through faith I am centered and guided every step of every day.

 

My faith is more than a passive state of being. It is the active energy that empowers my thoughts and brings them into manifestation in this human experience. I am always expressing faith in something—either spiritual Truth or dualistic illusion. I am grateful for the growing awareness that allows me to recognize where I am placing my faith and to make conscious creative choices through each day. If I find myself giving my faith to thoughts of lack or limitation, I shift my focus to the spiritual substance that can accomplish all things through me. It is by embracing this understanding of faith that I create a new consciousness, choice by choice.

But ask in faith, never doubting, for the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea, driven and tossed by the wind.—James 1:6

Let Go Let God Rest

My mind, body, and spirit are renewed as I rest in the silence of prayer.

 

Spending time in the silence of prayer is a powerful self-care therapy for body, mind, and spirit. In the stillness, I connect with God within. My heartbeat and breathing return to a calm pace. I relax and just be. I become aware of the divine activity of my body, knowing that supreme life flows through every cell, continually revitalizing me. My spirit rejoices with a sense of renewal. My times of resting in the Silence promote a spirit of creativity and cooperation that prepares me for the day ahead.

But those who wait for the Lord shall renew their strength, they shall mount up with wings like eagles.—Isaiah 40:31

Let Go Let God with Zeal

I care for myself and others with passion and enthusiasm.

 

Whether we possess communication skills, empathy, intelligence, or any other talent, we all have divine gifts with which to serve the world. Zeal is a gift that motivates us to share with others and to seek and share spiritual truth. When I use my gift of zeal, I fully align with the Divine in mind, heart, and body. Zeal propels me forward—eager to share of myself. Still, a balance between giving of myself and giving to myself is necessary. Like an empty pitcher, I cannot fill others’ cups until I have been replenished. I practice regular self-care to nurture all aspects of myself. When I am determined to care about and for myself just as I would for others, I effectively use zeal to better myself.

Jesus said to them, “My food is to do the will of him who sent me and to complete his work.”—John 4:34

Let Go Let God in This Moment

I am living in the now—fully present to divine possibilities in each moment.

 

Each day begins with unknown possibilities. As I progress through the day, my experiences are shaped by what I believe is true and where my attention is focused. If I believe life is wondrous and see only evidence of that, then I experience life as a wonder. I choose to believe this day is a unique opportunity to discover the activity of Spirit in and through my life. Time in prayer reveals a sense of peace available within me when I still the busyness of my mind. I go about the day pausing to enjoy the glimpses of wonder and beauty in my surroundings. While interacting with others, I make connections and find reminders of the power of love to heal and uplift me. I claim the gifts in this day by being present to each moment.

May prayer be made for him continually, and blessings invoked for him all day long.—Psalm 72:15