Let Go Let God Focus

I create a world of unity.

 

When I focus inward, I send energy into the universe. As Rev. Eric Butterworth wrote in his book, In the Flow of Life, “Life is lived from within-out. This means that the whole universe is concentrated at the point where you are. More than this—you are the universe expressing as you.” Recognizing this, I understand how important it is for me to keep my focus on things that allow me to connect with my divine nature. I take time for me. I live with an attitude of gratitude. I spend time in prayer and meditation, and I become fully involved in my spiritual community. I create a world of unity by focusing on the reality I wish to create.

But strive first for the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.—Matthew 6:33

Let Go Let God as Epiphany

Today I greet new possibilities now born in me.

 

According to the Gospel of Matthew, Epiphany represents the arrival of the Three Magi in Bethlehem—scholars and priests who traveled from the East, following a star to greet the new Christ energy. They were the first to recognize the newborn child as divine love in expression. Epiphany is a timely reminder to recognize that same Christ presence in myself. My awareness may feel as small and tentative as a baby at first, but with time and attention, it becomes a part of my being. I am continuously connected to Spirit—one with a higher power far greater than my human self. With this in mind, I discover more of my expanded spiritual purpose as I greet new possibilities now born in me.

Arise, shine; for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord has risen upon you.—Isaiah 60:1

Let Go Let God Release

I am the love of Spirit expressing in this world.

 

Release is a natural part of health and growth. Just as my breath and my digestion are continuous cycles of intake and output, my thoughts work in similar ways. If I am resistant to letting go of a belief or habit that may limit my happiness, I pause for a breath. The dynamic activity of Spirit moves through me in a constant state of creation. Divine wisdom reveals any limiting thoughts or beliefs, which I then release from my mind and heart. Letting go of the old creates new space in my mind for a fresh awareness of the power of Spirit moving through me. I confidently affirm: I am wise; I am healthy; I am the love of Spirit expressing in this world.

The wine will burst the skins, and the wine is lost, and so are the skins; but one puts new wine into fresh wineskins.—Mark 2:22

Let Go Let God with Zeal

I come alive through the power of zeal!

 

Author and philosopher Howard Thurman is credited with saying, “Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it, because what the world needs is people who have come alive.” In whatever situation I find myself, I recall these empowering words. I ask myself, When do I most feel joy? What inspires me with zeal and enthusiasm? The answer may be a variety of interests—travel, meeting new people, learning a new sport or hobby, or more. When I follow my passion and actively do things that make me feel enthusiastic and accomplished, I align with Spirit. With faith, I joyfully affirm: I come alive through the power of zeal!

But let the righteous be joyful; let them exult before God; let them be jubilant with joy.—Psalm 68:3

Let Go Let God All Is In Divine Order

My life is in perfect order and all is well.

 

There are times when I need a reminder that all is in divine order, particularly if circumstances seem to indicate otherwise. When viewed from a higher perspective, divine order reveals itself in any situation. The affirmation divine order contains the seed thought of healing, prosperity, harmony, guidance, and right outcomes. It is the essence of all that I could ever desire or need. With it, lost items have been found, tangled circumstances have worked out in grace, misunderstandings have resulted in peace. I immerse myself in the life and energy of these two words: divine order. I feel myself becoming absorbed in their healing vibration. As I relax, I find the realization that all is well. My life is in perfect order and all is well.

The crooked shall be made straight, and the rough ways made smooth.—Luke 3:5

Let Go Let God with Free Will

I am blessed by the divine gift of free will.

 

I make choices every day—what to eat, how to spend my day, even what to think. Yet sometimes I neglect the incredible potential that is mine through God’s gift of free will. I may have become complacent, making the same choices day after day. While these choices are comfortable and will likely bring about predictable results, now may be the time to break out of my routine or comfort zone. My options may seem limited by people or circumstances. It is then that I remind myself I am in command of my attitude. I am divinely blessed with free will. I utilize that gift, choosing to take charge of my life; to express the creativity, vitality, and wholeness that truly define me.

You will decide on a matter, and it will be established for you, and light will shine on your ways.—Job 22:28

Let Go Let God Understand

I give thanks for divine wisdom and understanding.

 

Today is the dawn of a new year in which my spiritual development and understanding will continue to grow. I ask for understanding to be revealed, listening for and discerning divine revelations. My trust in this spiritual practice requires attentiveness and faith that answers will come in the right time and in the right way. These insights may come quickly or appear over time, in subtle and not-so-subtle ways. What is mine to do is to trust that the activity of the Christ spirit within me is always actively at work. I have faith that the Divine in me is constantly seeking expression through me. I give thanks that divine wisdom and understanding are being revealed.

Think over what I say, for the Lord will give you understanding in all things.—2 Timothy 2:7