Let Go Let God Allow Guidance

My inner wisdom guides me on my path to good.

 

God is the source of all that is good, all that is true, all that is right in my life. So I give thanks daily for the inspiration and guidance that lead me step by step to my highest good. I am surrounded in a warm glow of divine light and love, and my faith in God is strong and sure. My faith opens my mind to new wisdom and new ideas, leading to a greater understanding of myself and others. Inner wisdom leads to new perceptions, and I begin to see a greater picture of my life. With determination and purpose, I strive to get out of my own way and allow divine wisdom to guide me on my path to good.

Wisdom and knowledge are granted to you. I will also give you riches, possessions, and honor, such as none of the kings had who were before you, and none after you shall have the like.—2 Chronicles 1:12

Let Go Let God Receive Comfort

I turn to my Divine Source to receive comfort.

In the wake of loss, I find comfort in the all-encompassing love of Spirit. This love may come in the form of a friend, family member, loving pet, or even a compassionate stranger. God moves through each of us as an expression of empathy and connection with each other. When I am feeling sad, comfort can be found in a warm hug, a listening ear, or simply the presence of another. I do not hesitate to ask my Source for the comfort I seek. I now open my heart to receive the gift of Spirit’s love through the countless, willing beings all around me. Thank You, God, for sending Your comforters just when I need them. I receive and rejoice with a light and grateful heart.

You will increase my honor, and comfort me once again.—Psalm 71:21

Let Go Let God Promote World Peace

I behold the Christ in all people and envision peace throughout the world.

 

World peace begins with me when I behold the Christ in all people, not just a select few. I begin by recognizing and honoring that there are many paths to God. The Christ within is common to each and all, even if by a different name. The Christ within is my spiritual essence, my connection with Spirit. Through awareness of this spiritual truth, all things are possible. I use my imagination and my faith to envision peace and to see peace being demonstrated in and between all countries, all people. I do my part to promote peace. Within my relationships I speak words that promote calmness and acceptance of others. I exhibit patience. I extend kindness to strangers. I forgive easily, and I am at peace.

Let us then pursue what makes for peace and for mutual upbuilding.—Romans 14:19

Let Go Let God as Freedom

I am free to embrace life with optimism.

 

Today I ask myself: Do I take my freedom for granted? I am free to enjoy and experience life in a whole new way. Through the power and presence of the Divine within, I am free to realize my highest potential and I try to never take that for granted. I open my mind and heart to the freeing, healing, loving Christ Spirit abiding in me. Divine love washes over me, carrying away that which no longer supports my highest good. Old beliefs, hurts, grudges, and obsolete patterns fall away. I open my eyes to a brighter view of life and the opportunity to see the best in myself and in others. I am free to embrace life with optimism. I am free with the freedom of Spirit.

The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has anointed me to bring good news to the poor.—Luke 4:18

Let Go Let God in Fullness of Grace

Thank You, God, for Your grace in my life.

 

How do I define the grace of God? Grace is a gift from God that ensures my well-being. I hear that gift in the infectious laughter of children. I see it in the beauty of the mountains, trees, and ocean. I experience it in the synchronicity of a day filled with unexpected blessings. I feel it in the touch of a loved one’s hand when I am in need. Through the grace of God, I am safe and secure. With God’s grace, I am blessed with ideas and insights. I become more attuned to God’s grace when I have a grateful heart. By saying “Thank You, God,” I open my heart to receive more grace—more wisdom, more energy, more of an awareness of who I am as a spiritual being.

For by grace you have been saved through faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God.—Ephesians 2:8

Let Go Let God Breathe

I breathe in the breath of God and enter a place of peace and serenity.

 

Deep, regulated breathing provides both physical and mental exercise. Breathing is an involuntary function of my body. Yet when I focus on my breath and control it, I enter a different realm of solitude and peace—a deeper mind, body, and spirit connection. I begin by consciously slowing my breathing, allowing each exhale to get longer, and each inhale to go deeper. My heart rate and blood pressure lower, my muscles relax. I exist only in this present moment, a place of peace. In this relaxed, receptive state of mind I connect with Spirit within. As I return to the present moment, I bring with me the peace and serenity of the simple act of breathing. I am ready for the rest of my day.

The spirit of God has made me, and the breath of the Almighty gives me life.—Job 33:4

Let Go Let God Answer the Call

I answer the call of Spirit and embark upon a divinely directed path.

 

There are moments when I may feel drawn to take a stand for a particular cause or advocate for a person in need. The more I become involved in this type of support, the more I feel called to influence positive change in the world. Being called to help others is something I feel passionate about and guided to do. I can be sure that the spirit of God is gently leading me in ways that help me do this. As I turn within for divine guidance, I receive new insight about ways I may be able to network, companies I can contact for support, and people I can meet who will help me move forward in my cause. I am being divinely guided to establish positive change in my life.

Call to me and I will answer you, and will tell you great and hidden things that you have not known.—Jeremiah 33:3