Let Go Let God Dream

I dream my dream, holding an image of goodness and peace.

 

Since Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. shared the words, “I have a dream ...” they have echoed throughout the ages, inspiring generations to believe in peace and equality. I give myself the gift of dreaming, and I dream big! I dream knowing all things are possible when I align with my divine nature and affirm my good. My dream cannot be limited by the ideas of others. It is my dream to explore, expand, and live. I pursue my vision through my thoughts, words, and actions. I dream, using my power of imagination to manifest results. I create, utilizing my power of faith. I hold a vision of good. Whatever I aspire to do, I will accomplish through the power within.

Your sons and your daughters shall prophesy, your old men shall dream dreams, and your young men shall see visions.—Joel 2:28

Let Go Let God through Enrichment

Divine love blesses all that I think, say, and do.

 

In the Hebrew scriptures, Jacob dreamed of angels—divine thought messengers—ascending and descending a ramp connecting heaven (the divine realm) and earth (human awareness). In his dream, God promised Jacob that the families of the earth would be blessed through him and his descendants. Upon awakening, Jacob exclaimed, “Surely the Lord is in this place—and I did not know it.” When I experience a spiritual awakening, I discover that the divine presence—the indwelling Christ—is within me, even when I do not recognize it. I open my mind and heart to the Christ presence, and my life is enriched in every possible way. Divine love blesses all that I think, say, and do.

Then Jacob woke from his sleep and said, “Surely the Lord is in this place—and I did not know it!”—Genesis 28:16

Let Go Let God Provide Comfort

I am soothed by divine love in my heart.

 

Receive and know the loving reminder that God is omnipresent as light, love, and strength. At any time I can pause and turn within for this reminder. At the depths of my soul there is a degree of wisdom that goes beyond the conscious—assuring me that I am one with the eternal presence of the Divine. In these sacred moments, I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that I am enfolded in pure love. Relaxing into a sense of well-being allows me to tap in to God’s love. I experience a peace that surpasses all understanding, and I carry that assurance with me wherever I go.

It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not fail you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.—Deuteronomy 31:8

Let Go Let God Explore

I move confidently forward to claim new good.

 

At any time I can do something new, whether making friends, traveling an unexplored route, sampling new cuisine, and more. Each exploration opens my mind to fresh perspectives and a variety of new ideas. My heart opens to embrace new ways to connect and paths to follow. My natural curiosity and urge to explore is Spirit nudging me to live boldly. I move confidently into new territory, eager to explore any amazing opportunities before me. A journey of discovery can also lead me inward. There I find a wellspring of health, energy, and happiness. I make great leaps in spiritual understanding as I open my soul and let the guiding light of God flow through me.

Ask, and it will be given you; search, and you will find; knock, and the door will be opened for you.—Matthew 7:7

Let Go Let God in Joy

There is always space in my heart for joy.

 

Joy is everywhere present, even during the darkest moments in life. But happiness never forces its way into my heart. To experience its gifts, I have to be willing to choose joy and welcome it. I consider how I might make room in my life for more gladness and aliveness. Perhaps it is time to finally release a certain resentment. I might be ready to gently transition out of a period of deep grief and loss. Maybe I have been berating myself or taking life too seriously. Joy is my natural state. When I choose to make space for it, spontaneity and playfulness emerge. I set aside my to-do list and eagerly compose a gratitude list. As I open myself to joy, I am grateful for how it changes my outlook.

And your hearts will rejoice, and no one will take your joy from you.—John 16:22

Let Go Let God in Wholeness

I am whole, capable, and complete, just as I am.

 

When I am feeling well-balanced in all ways, I experience my physical body as limber, strong, and able. Emotionally, I perceive an optimism that pervades all I do. I am blessed with mental acuity—I think with clarity and purpose. Yet what I value most is the awareness and acceptance of my spiritual nature. I am not reliant on another person, place, or thing to make me whole. Rather, it is my spiritual awareness that lifts me when I feel tired, despondent, or confused. When I affirm that I am a creation of the Divine, I find the strength and mental sharpness to do whatever I am called to do. I am first and foremost a spiritual being. I am whole, capable, and complete, just as I am.

Then God said, “Let us make humankind in our image, according to our likeness.”—Genesis 1:26

Let Go Let God through Prayer

I share a divine connection with all creation.

 

God is everywhere present in all things; therefore, I am always in the presence of God. I cannot be where God is not because all is divine energy. Prayer allows me to acknowledge the Presence within and gives me an opportunity to explore that union. Through prayer, I experience my oneness. I spend time in prayer every day, just as I make time to connect with a close friend or loved one. My faith strengthens each time I acknowledge the Presence. I turn within and silently commune with my Source. I remember that I am never alone. I am always part of something greater, and prayer helps me to remember this truth. I share a divine connection with all creation. We are each a part of God, united by love.

I in them and you in me, that they may become completely one.—John 17:23