Let Go Let God Know Prosperity

I prosper as I align my thoughts and beliefs with the Christ essence in me.

 

Prosperity is an outer expression of my Christ consciousness. Abundance appears in many forms including health, peace, relationships, and financial stability. Jesus gave thanks as he shared a few loaves and fishes to provide food for the entire crowd. I follow this example and bless all that I have, all I receive, and all that I give. I align my consciousness with the Christ through my thoughts, beliefs, and faith. I refrain from thoughts of lack and separation from Spirit for they block the flow of good in my life. I deny the power of such thoughts and instead refocus on the Truth: I inhabit an abundant universe, and as a child of God, I am blessed. I am in the flow of plentiful good and joyously let it flow in and through me to bless others.

Christ in you, the hope of glory.—Colossians 1:27

Let Go Let God as a Spiritual Family

I align with others in a spirit of support and cooperation.

 

I am a spiritual being—nothing is missing; nothing is withheld. I allow my Christ nature to make the choices that lead me through any challenges I may face. I also know that creating or developing a world that works for everyone and a new spiritual consciousness is a collective effort. It relies on a sense of cooperation and understanding that allows my nature to align with others who share my sense of divine purpose. We come together for mutual support at every opportunity, uniting to fulfill the purpose of divine wisdom, life, and love. I am grateful for the love I receive from my spiritual family. I align with others in a spirit of support and cooperation.

You are citizens with the saints and also members of the household of God, built upon the foundation of the apostles and prophets.—Ephesians 2:19-20

Let Go Let God be Peace

Peace is the foundation of every person and every situation.

 

When my heart is touched by world events, Spirit within invites me to step into a time of prayer. Rather than focusing on negativity or worry, I accept the invitation to pause and remember the Truth: Peace is the foundation of every person and every situation. These quiet moments affirming Truth allow me to surrender to the wellspring of peace within my own heart. Divine peace is my foundation for living. Steeped in a sense of well-being, I share the energy of love and acceptance with others through my calming words and actions. What is going on in the world around me is nothing compared to the power of peace that dwells within me. Affirming this Truth sustains and inspires me to remain centered and poised in the midst of any and all situations.

Do not let your hearts be troubled.—John 14:1

Let Go Let God Seek Safe Harbor

I am divinely protected.

 

Like a harbor shelters vessels from a storm, so, too, divine love offers me infinite protection. I seek refuge when I feel scared, hurt, or lonely. Any anxiety I feel dissipates in the warmth and peace of divine love. I connect with the protective energy of Spirit and know that I am eternally safe. Regardless of any circumstances or situations, I remain divinely protected. If my mind becomes chaotic with worry, or if I feel overwhelmed with fear, I redirect my attention to God’s presence within. I imagine steering my consciousness like a boat into the harbor of divine love. As I shift my attention, the sea of thoughts and feelings subsides and calm surrounds and fills me. I am divinely protected.

The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run into it and are safe.—Proverbs 18:10

Let Go Let God with Patience

With faith, I exhibit patience in every situation.

 

The foundation of patience is faith and the practice of being present in the moment. I remind myself to be patient with myself and with others. I cannot rush the changing seasons, hurry the development of a baby, or rush the hands on a clock. Patience helps support my well-being. Maintaining a calm demeanor allows divine life to flow through me. If I feel impatient, I take deep breaths and remember that only I can adjust how I react in the moment. I affirm things will work out in divine order even if the results do not occur within my preferred time frame. With faith, I exhibit patience in every situation.

With all humility and gentleness, with patience, bearing with one another in love, making every effort to maintain the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.—Ephesians 4:2-3

Let Go Let God Relax

I am relaxed and rejuvenated.

 

A time of rest each day is essential to my health and well-being. For physical rejuvenation, I remember to practice the simple act of taking deep, conscious breaths throughout the day. With each breath, I envision every cell of my body being filled with love. For mental restoration, I practice mindfulness. When I am fully present to even the smallest task, I give my mind a break from dwelling in the past or future. For spiritual renewal, I practice time in the Silence, allowing Spirit’s peace to fill my heart and replenish my soul. When I make time to care for my whole self—body, mind, and spirit—I feel invigorated and inspired to fully embrace each moment of this precious and amazing life. I am relaxed and rejuvenated.

My presence will go with you, and I will give you rest.—Exodus 33:14

Let Go Let God as One Power

I live in an awareness that I am one with the One.

 

It is freeing to realize that I alone decide what kind of day I am going to have, and through that decision, what kind of life I will experience. I begin by becoming aware, moment by moment, of the thoughts I am entertaining in my mind. Although I may experience random thoughts, I choose which of these thoughts I will continue to feed and nurture, and I focus on the positive ones. My attention is firmly fixed on the one power that is good, the one power that is God. I set my attention on only helpful, harmonious, and loving thoughts and attitudes. There is only one power that I choose to empower in my life—God! Today I affirm: I live in an awareness that I am one with the One.

We were all made to drink of one Spirit.—1 Corinthians 12:13