Let Go Let God Release

I make room in my world for new good to appear.

To experience greater peace and prosperity, I make a habit of releasing unwanted and unneeded belongings. By letting go of what no longer serves me, I make room for new good to appear. Release makes my world more spacious. It opens the way for the free circulation of God’s infinite supply. Letting go need not be painful. I am free to keep useful, artistic, or sentimental items, and release whatever has fulfilled its purpose. Donating, recycling, or selling unneeded possessions can also create breathing space in my home. No matter where I begin, I ask for divine guidance. I then joyously set into motion the cleansing power of release.

 

For one’s life does not consist in the abundance of possessions.–Luke 12:15

Let Go Let God with Faith

With faith, I first believe, then I see.

 

Some say seeing is believing—but my spiritual self first believes, then sees. Faith does not require that I know all the steps to take before I begin my journey. I pray with faith, then open my mind and heart to guidance. When children write letters to Santa Claus, they hope their wishes will come true. My belief is greater even than that of a child. With grown-up faith, I turn within and listen. The answers I receive may be chance encounters, unexpected opportunities, or exciting new ideas. My faith is confirmed every day. I follow through on my guidance. As I am led, I act; I put feet under my prayers. First I believe, then I see.

Jesus said to him, “Go; your faith has made you well.” Immediately he regained his sight and followed him on the way.—Mark 10:52

Let Go Let God as the Light

I radiate the light of God.

Like the dawn of a new day, I radiate light. Shadows of doubt and concern dissipate as I let Divine Light permeate my mind, my thoughts, and my outlook on life. I feel illumined as I open myself to the flow of divine wisdom—receptive, willing, and inspired. Each task, conversation, or project today is an opportunity to let Spirit work through me in practical ways. I pause now to feel the presence of Divine Light embracing, surrounding, and strengthening me. Breathing in the energy, I step forth into the day—renewed with fresh ideas and increased confidence. My energy inspires others to let their lights shine. Passed on from one person to another, this blessing touches all.

The human spirit is the lamp of the Lord, searching every innermost part.—Proverbs 20:27

Let Go Let God with Inner Peace

I am calm, centered, and serene.

 

Peace emanates from the inside out. Even if I feel like I am in the midst of a storm, I can reestablish inner peace. Jesus said, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you.” This verse from the Book of John reminds me that peace is in the midst of me as the Christ Essence, calming my troubled heart. I breathe deeply and focus on my natural state of peace. I let my body relax. Once inner peace is restored, my perceptions and responses are sharpened. I function in the world of activities and responsibilities, present to whatever is happening, yet I am centered in Spirit. I proceed with joy and confidence.

Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid. –John 14:27

Let Go Let God Be Thankful

I celebrate and give thanks for my many blessings.

 

In the classic song, Irving Berlin writes: “If you’re worried and you can’t sleep, just count your blessings instead of sheep.” As I pause in celebration, I am grateful for so many blessings. I begin by appreciating my breath moving in and out, then my body, then all the systems working together to enable me to do all that I do. I give thanks for the people and pets I hold most dear. I consider my home and the activities that make my day enjoyable. I acknowledge all I have learned from my life experiences, and I am grateful for the person I am today. I celebrate all the blessings in my life and I am thankful.

He took the seven loaves and the fish; and after giving thanks he broke them and gave them to the disciples, and the disciples gave them to the crowds.—Matthew 15:36

Let Go Let God in Prosperity

God is my all. I am grateful and abundantly blessed.

 

My prosperity does not depend upon a person or thing. My feeling of fulfillment comes from my awareness of Spirit and recognizing the many blessings I receive. My appreciation for these blessings grows when I take time to give thanks for all that I have and will receive. Prosperity comes to me in many forms—family, friends, joy, health, and so much more. While the contents of a wallet or purse may be a reflection of finances, my true prosperity comes from Spirit. If I should have a financial concern, I turn within and give thanks in advance that Spirit is opening the way to new and creative avenues for my finances to flow. Today and every day I affirm: I am abundantly blessed.

I will heal them and reveal to them abundance of prosperity and security.—Jeremiah 33:6

Let Go Let God in Divine Appointment

Keeping my divine appointments leads me to more wisdom and love.

I am committed to a greater understanding of my spiritual gifts and divine potential. Thus, prayer and meditation are the most important activities on my calendar. These divine appointments are reminders that take me away from the rush of everyday life into a quiet, peaceful state of being. In my time in the Silence, I become more aware of who I am and the love in and around me. Creating a daily habit for prayer and meditation opens the door for wisdom and love to express through me to others. God’s love is my inspiration, and the greatest thing in all my life is my personal spiritual path. God and I are one. Basking in that Oneness, I am courageous, strong, and fulfilled.

Devote yourselves to prayer, keeping alert in it with thanksgiving.—Colossians 4:2