Let Go Let God Begin

With Eagerness, I Begin Again. 

There is an impulse in my soul that calls me higher, encouraging me to reach for new heights and seek new experiences. Today I answer the call of my heart. The mere act of getting started leads me into an exhilarating, fresh new energy that quells any fear or hesitancy that has held me back. I have everything I need within me. The zeal, imagination, and strength of God are all part of my spiritual identity, forever mine to call upon as I begin every new endeavor, no matter how great or small. I seize each day, bringing my whole heart and mind to all that I do. I begin with passion and determination. Living from my divinity, the Christ within, I can be and do even more than I ever imagined, as soon as I begin.

I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?—Isaiah 43:19

Let Go Let God Rest

Rest Refreshes And Renews Me. 

Rest restores me and gives me energy to be fully present in the world. When I push myself too hard, I feel worn down and depleted with little to give to myself or others. But when I rest, not only do I recharge my body, I recharge my whole being. Respite replenishes the capacity to handle the daily ups and downs of life. Rested, I can more easily practice patience and kindness with myself and everyone else I encounter. Rest is vital to well-being, so I make time to slow down and take breaks. I seek support when I need it and accept it gratefully. As I care for myself and prioritize rest and sleep, I am restored and free to share my best self. In the stillness of rest, I experience the peace and tranquility that rejuvenates me.

For those who enter God’s rest also cease from their labors as God did from his.—Hebrews 4:10

Let Go Let God In Balance

With God, I Live A Life Of Balance. 

Work can be a fulfilling use of my talents and efforts. I may enjoy the challenge of growing in responsibility and using my ambition to accomplish great things. But if I work too much or for too long, my energy might start to wane and my thinking become dull and uninspired. Likewise, too much leisure time may rob me of motivation and pull me into a spiral of inactivity. Spiritual practices bring precious balance into my life. Through prayer, I touch eternity and feel the presence of God within. Through meditation, I focus my mind and feel calm and grounded. Through speaking affirmations, I claim divine ideas and act on inspiration. In gratitude, I find balance in God, the one presence and one power in my life.

Let me be weighed in a just balance, and let God know my integrity!—Job 31:6

Let Go Let God Expand Horizons

With A Full Heart And Open Mind, I Expand My Horizons. 

The road that leads to my best and most meaningful life may lie in uncharted territory on the other side of all I have ever known. I trust that the urge to grow and explore is divinely inspired, and with faith and courage I follow guidance when it prompts me to seek new horizons. When I am to begin a journey of discovery, I reflect on my life so far and all I still wish to do and become. I ground myself in the comforting knowledge that, no matter the terrain before me, with God my steps are assured. I spot vistas ahead and am filled with gratitude and wonder as my horizons expand and new opportunities arrive.

When the bow is in the clouds, I will see it and remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is on the earth.—Genesis 9:16

Let Go Let God Live In Grace

I Live In Grace Moment By Moment. 

Grace, like a rainbow appearing after a storm, reminds me I have the power to move forward after any setback. If I doubt my abilities or am tempted to shrink from challenges, I remember divine grace supports and sustains me every moment of the day. When I am uncertain how I will begin again or which way I should turn, I take comfort in grace—the abiding, faith-filled awareness that I am never alone. I shine the light of God from within myself and engage life in a new way. I relax into the assurance of God’s grace, lifting me to new heights, giving me the confidence I need to let go of fear and hesitancy. I think positively, speak affirmatively, and trust grace blesses me always.

When he came and saw the grace of God, he rejoiced, and he exhorted them all to remain faithful to the Lord with steadfast devotion.—Acts 11:23

Let Go Let God As A Spiritual Being

I Am An Expression Of Unlimited Spirit. 

Sometimes I identify so closely with my day-to-day life that I lose sight of my divine nature. Today I remember and reclaim who I am. I am limitless Spirit expressing uniquely at the point of me. I boldly affirm: I am not my body; I am the one who lives in my body. I am not my emotions; I am the one who feels my feelings. I am not my thoughts; I am the thinker of my thoughts. Beyond and behind the physical, emotional, and mental activity is the real me. Indwelling Spirit is unlimited, infinite, and boundless. That is who I am. I live in perfect harmony with my divine identity. I speak the mindful expression of my I AM with affirming, empowering words. I am whole. I am peaceful. I am loving. I am prosperous. I am blessed. I am a beloved child of God. I am grateful.

God said to Moses, “I am who I am.”—Exodus 3:14

Let Go Let God Share Prosperity

I Enrich My Prosperous Life By Sharing My Good. 

Prosperity is not for me alone. From my treasure to my possessions to my life experience, all the things I have done and learned deepen in value when I seek to bless others. Bounty increases through sharing. No matter its worldly value, any gift is an act of faith reflecting my belief in the circulation of God’s goodness. I express faith through generosity and a consciousness of prosperity. My time and attention are among the greatest gifts I have to share. I cultivate the richness of life by practicing gratitude, giving, and receiving. With a willing and grateful heart, I am a joyful participant in circulating abundance.

Taking the five loaves and the two fish, he looked up to heaven, and blessed and broke the loaves, and gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the crowds.—Matthew 14:19