Let Go Let God Discover

I discover for myself the freeing power of Truth.

 

There is a great power within me. I may not be aware of it consciously, but part of me knows there is more to my being than appears on the surface. As I focus my attention inward through meditation, I discover a wellspring of energy—every cell of my body is in tune with the flow of life. I am revitalized and restored with a recognition of my innate wholeness, for I am a reflection of God. Jesus discovered this power in himself and, throughout his earthly ministry, he taught that the same power dwells in each of us. This is a fundamental Truth. I am humbled as I recognize this inner radiance as the immanent light of God. I discover for myself the freeing power of Truth.

They are like trees planted by streams of water, which yield their fruit in its season, and their leaves do not wither. In all that they do, they prosper.—Psalm 1:3

Let Go, Let God

I release all my worries and desires.

 

In my heart, I know my highest good is always unfolding and answers already await me. But in my human experience, sometimes I fall into worry. When I am concerned about anything in my life, I take a few moments of quiet to renew my sense of connection with God. As I affirm there is only God, it becomes easier to let go. At other times when I have dreams I wish to achieve, I turn again to Spirit within me. I give thanks knowing every need is fulfilled. I have complete faith the answers are available and will become clear to me in time. What a relief to know I can release anything that disturbs me. My needs and desires are fulfilled through my faith. I let go and let God.

Now, O my God, let your eyes be open and your ears attentive to prayer from this place.—2 Chronicles 6:40

Let Go Let God Rest

I rest in the awareness of God.

 

In the creation story, God rested on the seventh day. Rest is a spiritual practice in many religions, a weekly time of relaxation and prayer. Rest is important for my whole being­—mind, body, and spirit. I can take time to rest each week, each day, and even in a moment if I turn within. Prayer is my rest from the busyness of the day. It is a time of reflection and experiencing my oneness with God. When I rest in this awareness, I feel an inner peace, a sense of something larger than myself, and a connection to all people. I tap in to a consciousness of love that transcends time or distance. My body is relaxed, my mind is stilled. I emerge feeling a new vitality and sense of peace.

On God rests my deliverance and my honor; my mighty rock, my refuge is in God.—Psalm 62:7

Let Go Let God Live Abundantly

I live joyously and abundantly!

 

Living abundantly means living in gratitude, without fear or limitation. It is living with an awareness of my divine nature as an expression of light, life, love, and peace. In a spirit of gratitude, I notice the blessings that flow into my life every day. I give thanks for each one, large or small, knowing I have all I need. With God as my source, I have unlimited resources that I can summon from within at any time. I see beyond any negative appearance to the truth of my being. I am whole, complete, and able. My relationships are harmonious. My life is in order. I have enough to use and to share. For these truths, I breathe a prayer of thanks. Abundance is all around me!

The good person out of the good treasure of the heart produces good.—Luke 6:45

Let Go Let God as Compassion

God’s love expresses through me as compassion.

 

When I see someone in distress, my heart goes out to them. I may be inspired to offer my support or to assist them in finding the help they require. I, too, have faced difficult times in my life. I know how much relief one can feel just knowing another person cares. In many ways, we need each other. When I reach out to someone, we both benefit. Compassion, as an expression of the love of God, moves through me to another. It fills my heart as well as theirs. I feel a connection with my higher self when I can make a positive difference in someone’s life. I look for and easily find ways to express God’s love as compassion.

As God’s chosen ones, holy and beloved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, meekness, and patience.—Colossians 3:12

Let Go Let God in Comfort

I am comforted and at peace as I open to love.

 

I feel such deep loss when a loved one passes, when a job or relationship ends. I may struggle with deciding how to fill the empty void left behind. Comfort comes in many forms: the support of family and friends, the unspoken love of a pet, the awareness of the Infinite found in the vibrancy of a sunset. Healing takes time and love. In quiet prayer, I open to new joy and fulfilling experiences. I am fortified by my inner strength. I can begin a new journey in my life without letting go of sweet memories. I keep each blessing I have received tucked away in my heart and bring it out whenever my spirit needs a lift. I am comforted and at peace.

This is my comfort in my distress, that your promise gives me life.—Psalm 119:50

Let Go Let God Forgive

Forgiveness transforms my pain into possibilities.

 

I choose to forgive. I no longer want to hold any pain, resentment, or traumatic memories close to my heart. I let them all go, then I watch as the emotions transform within me through God’s divine alchemy. I know the past has only as much power as I allow. When I let go and forgive, I open to new possibilities of peace, harmony, and beauty. When I forgive, I release the pain that no longer serves or protects me. Forgiveness is a choice. The Christ energy in me, my divine essence, equips me with the power to forgive others as well as to forgive myself. I am relieved and grateful when I choose to forgive.

If anyone has a complaint against another, forgive each other; just as the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive.—Colossians 3:13