Let Go Let God Bless Mothers

I Bless All Mothers With Thoughts of Gratitude.

There’s nothing quite like a mother’s love, so nurturing, caring, and warm. Today I bless the women in my life who express this love in all they do. Whether it’s the woman who raised me or any of the other women I know who so generously shared a mother’s love, I have felt the care of God through their tender touch and encouraging words. Over the years, I have grown strong and confident under their kind direction and have relied upon their wisdom. The divine feminine flourishes on earth in the loving words and caring hands of mothers and all those who share a mother’s love. I bless them and pray they know the love of God as they have shared it so generously with me. 

Then the mother of the child said, “As the Lord lives, and as you yourself live, I will not leave without you.”—2 Kings 4:30

Let Go Let God Remember

I Remember The Truth Of My Being.

In the busyness of daily life, I stop to remember the important things—family, friends, my spiritual life, and my place in the world. Life is eternal, and I am evolving in an infinite universe. Although life’s changes may bring ups and downs, the love of God is constant. I remember that whatever is happening has come to pass. A new possibility of peace dawns in my mind. As I place my attention on the presence of God within, I move through all conditions in harmony and with unconditional love. There is no time but the precious present. I remember that the present moment is an opportunity to release the past and move freely into the future. Now is the time to give myself in service and love others. I embrace the joy that exists right now. 

To set the mind on the Spirit is life and peace.—Romans 8:6

Let Go Let God By Grace

The Grace Of God Soothes My Heart.

I give thanks for the comfort of grace. When I find myself in a difficult spot, I feel the enveloping love of God flowing into my heart. I feel soothed as I center myself in the healing presence of divine love. As I lift up my consciousness in the grace of God, I draw forth the best outcomes for my soul. With renewed clarity, I feel my way is assured and my path is clear. I trust God’s grace. This connection is already part of me, so there is no striving or effort as I surrender to it. I am supported and comforted as I rest in the heart of God. I feel a reassuring sense of well-being and contentment. In the awareness of perfect wholeness, I feel this loving energy guiding me into new opportunities that fulfill the desires of my heart. 

Then the father said to him, “Son, you are always with me, and all that is mine is yours.”—Luke 15:31

Let Go Let God Be Determined

With The Strength And Power Of God, I Am Unstoppable.

Discouragement visits all people from time to time. When I feel discouraged, I do not give up, even if I feel tempted to throw in the towel. Instead, I recognize the feeling as an invitation to strengthen my resolve. I grow in confidence and determination as I draw upon my divine gifts of strength and power. Realizing I have more to rely upon than my human abilities alone gives me the boost I need to keep going, to believe in myself, and to trust that God is with me. I think empowering thoughts and speak words of affirmation, telling myself I am capable of achieving whatever I set out to do. The power of God surges through me, enlivening my mind with creative ideas and my body with boundless energy. I am bold, blessed, and determined. 

I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.—2 Timothy 4:7

Let Go Let God Gently

I Am Gentle And Kind.

I am a gentle presence. Whether with people, animals, or the earth, I have a tender touch that says everything and everyone is worthy of God’s love. I speak and act in ways that express this truth. There may be times when I feel the temptation to be a little rough or harsh in my interactions. I take those reactions as a cue to breathe deeply to calm myself. Letting go of anger and irritation, I am once again able to respond with gentle kindness. I soften and feel the peace that comes from connecting with my spiritual self. My words express my caring and compassion. As I share this softness with the world, I spread divine love wherever I go. Through my gentleness, may others know the grace of God. 

Show by your good life that your works are done with gentleness born of wisdom.—James 3:13

Let Go Let God Serve

Being Of Service To Others Draws Me Closer To God.

Serving others is a powerful spiritual practice. When I serve, I share the love and care of God and my experience of the oneness of the human family grows. Even the smallest acts of service cast a pebble of love into the pool of our shared life, and the ripples spread to shores unseen by me. Perhaps a helping hand extended toward someone harried by daily events will kindle their kind acts toward others. Perhaps lending my talents to a cause I care about will fill my heart and give me a sense of purpose, while bettering the world for everyone. Holding others in my prayerful thoughts sends positive energy flowing their way. No matter how I serve, God is in the love, care, and compassion I offer today. 

Serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.—1 Peter 4:10

Let Go Let God Have Faith

I Have Unshakable Faith In God's Goodness.

Whenever I’m out of my comfort zone, I call upon my faith to move forward courageously and confidently. With faith I move boldly toward realizing my dreams. I put God first in all my affairs. I begin my day in prayer, affirming my oneness with God and trusting that divine order is at work in my life. I see each experience as an opportunity for growing in awareness of my divine identity. Faith helps me believe God is greater than any circumstance. I give no power to appearances, and fear, doubt, and worry dissolve. I have absolute faith in God’s healing power at work in my life. When challenges arise, I focus my awareness on the guiding light of the Christ within. In faith, I trust I am being guided to my highest good. 

Now faith is the assurance of things hoped for, the conviction of things not seen.—Hebrews 11:1