Let Go Let Go be Potential

I am divine potential in expression.

How empowering to know that I have unlimited potential! Charles Fillmore wrote, “Christ abides in each person as his potential perfection.” This means the same spirit that was in Jesus is in me, waiting to be developed. In prayer, I attune to my own Christ energy. I gain new clarity and discern what is mine to do. Understanding my divine nature, I learn to express my inner God-qualities of light, love, wisdom, and faith. I approach each experience with confidence  knowing my divine potential, and I express my true self in every situation. There is no limit to what I can achieve or the many ways I can be a blessing.

I know that you can do all things, and that no purpose of yours can be thwarted.—Job 42:2

Let Go Let God with Gratitude

I create my best life with an attitude of gratitude!

 

Today I embrace all things with an attitude of gratitude. My life might be a mix of what I call good or bad, but I choose to believe it is all happening for me, with each experience benefiting me in some way. Even if I am not able to see my good or my growth in this moment, I trust all will be revealed in time. No matter what I am facing, with every breath I can inhale possibility, giving thanks for a chance to grow. I can exhale, releasing any resistance to circumstances or people. I am faith-filled, knowing that with an attitude of gratitude, everything leads me to the highest outcomes. Whatever I am brought to, I will be brought through.

For everything created by God is good, and nothing is to be rejected, provided it is received with thanksgiving.—1 Timothy 4:4

Let Go Let God Nourish

I am a spiritual being, nourished in mind, body, and soul.

 

There are many ways in which I am nourished. I nourish my body through the right foods and exercise. I nourish my brain by learning, problem- solving, and positive thinking. These actions help me function well in the world and in my everyday life as a healthy, whole, and productive person. But I am more than a mind and a body. I am a spiritual being, and it is important to nourish that part of me through rest, relaxation, and prayer. Prayer feeds my soul; it allows me to spend quiet time in spiritual contemplation. Just as food and exercise nourish my body and positive thinking nourishes my brain, prayer nourishes my soul, and I am blessed.

Therefore my heart is glad, and my soul rejoices; my body also rests secure.—Psalm 16:9

Let Go Let God as World Peace

I am doing my part for world peace.

 

Over and over, we are told that world peace begins with peace in our hearts. That’s very good news. It means I can contribute to world peace every day. I don’t have to be a diplomat or high-ranking government official to play a role in moving the planet toward peace. I only have to remember to choose peace in every situation. Peace is far more than refraining from physical violence. Peace is kinder thoughts and deeds. Peace is giving the benefit of the doubt. Peace is honesty and trust. Peace is even simple courtesy. Each time I see the face of God in another human being and treat that person accordingly, I contribute to world peace.

And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in the one body. And be thankful.—Colossians 3:15

Let Go Let God Provide Guidance

My mind is clear and my path is revealed.

 

Each day through television, social media, and radio, I receive such a barrage of information that I have difficulty sorting out what is important to me and my family. One way to discern the truth is to stop, breathe, and feel the presence of God. As I put aside worldly things, I open myself to divine wisdom and peace. I rise to a higher level of awareness and attune to the Infinite. I release outer distractions that clutter my mind, and I am left with absolute peace and clarity. I hear the gentle guidance of my inner voice, renewing my sense of purpose. I emerge from these moments certain of what is mine to do.

His armor-bearer said to him, “Do all that your mind inclines to. I am with you; as your mind is, so is mine.”—1 Samuel 14:7

Let Go Let God Heal

I am healthy in mind, body, and spirit.

 

Being well takes many forms in mind, body, and spirit. My mind expands with new information to improve the quality of my life. My body constantly regenerates and heals as new cells replace older ones to create a healthier version of my body every day. My spirit is elevated and renewed in prayer and meditation as I strengthen my awareness of the divine presence within me. All these are healing energies, and all are as close as the skin I am in. As a spiritual being in a human body, I make wise choices for my mind, body, and spirit. I embrace any opportunities I find for balance and self-care, and I am grateful for every moment of life.

Beloved, I pray that all may go well with you and that you may be in good health, just as it is well with your soul.—3 John 1:2

Let Go Let God Have Faith

I have faith that the very best is unfolding in my life.

 

In Hebrews 11:1 we read that faith is “the conviction of things not seen.” Sometimes I am convinced the best is coming, but other times I carelessly allow my imagination to create visions of the worst. Sometimes I even doubt I deserve anything better. Knowing my thoughts and feelings have creative power, I explore the beliefs behind my words. I want to give my energy only to what supports me, building my confidence and strengthening my faith in myself and my abilities. The truth is that I am within God, and God is within me every step of the way. I am ready, willing, and able to bring about the very best in my life! 

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