Let Go Let God with the New Dawn

I greet each new dawn with excitement for the day ahead.

 

Each day gives me an opportunity for a new beginning. This moment is a new moment, a point of possibility from which infinite directions radiate. Creation is always happening, and the dawn of a new life for me begins right now. Just as the Bible starts with the words, “In the beginning, God ...,” so I begin again this moment in the exact same way. My prayerful commitment is to begin with God—a different attitude, new ideas, a refreshed me. In what new way can I look at things? What might I have overlooked or need to see differently? I resolve to face this day with a spirit of newness, a spirit of life and creation. Today is my new dawn!

But the path of the righteous is like the light of dawn, which shines brighter and brighter until full day.—Proverbs 4:18

Let Go Let God Pray for Others

When I pray for others, I envision their inner light of God shining through.

 

Loved ones may physically be miles away from me, but they are forever in my heart. So when I remember them in my prayers, I do not start with a thought of worry. Rather, I begin my prayer by acknowledging that the Christ Presence within them is a part of my Christ Self. Despite being apart, we are one in the presence of God. I see my dear ones standing in the Truth of who they are. If they are facing difficulties, I pray that they remain open to the nurturing presence of God-life within that strengthens and guides. Wherever they may be, each soul can accept the flow of divinity. Each person is one with God’s presence and love, and one with me in Spirit. I simply affirm this Truth when I pray.

For ‘In him we live and move and have our being’; as even some of your own poets have said, ‘For we too are his offspring.’—Acts 17:28

Let Go Let God in Prosperity

I joyously anticipate new adventures in prosperous living.

In his book Spiritual Economics, Eric Butterworth explained, “The word prosperity comes from the Latin root which literally translates: ‘according to hope,’ or ‘to go forward hopefully.’ Thus it is not so much a condition in life as it is an attitude toward life.” With this in mind, I focus my thinking on what I want to experience in this adventure called life. If I slip into thoughts of lack, I realign by centering myself again in the peace and assurance of God’s love and abundance. Prosperity is a way of living, of expecting good outcomes, and answered prayers. It is a consciousness of believing in possibilities and going forward in hope. Anticipating new adventures in prosperous living, I give thanks for all I have and for the blessings yet to come.

For surely I know the plans I have for you.–Jeremiah 29:11

Let Go Let God be Optimistic

The light of God brightens my day.

 

A glorious sunrise sparks gratitude and optimism. With the dawning of each new day I mentally connect with God and my inner light. I am reminded of the Truth I already know: One with the divine light of God, I can do anything! Optimism reigns and I approach every fresh idea with enthusiasm and any seeming obstacle with confidence. When I need to make decisions, I turn within for inspiration, alternatives, and possibilities. Like the rising sun, the light of God brightens my view, reminding me that I have the power within to live the life I want to live. I view each day as a new opportunity to more fully express my divine potential and experience my good.

Jesus looked at them and said, “For mortals it is impossible, but not for God; for God all things are possible.”—Mark 10:27

Let Go Let God Contribute to World Peace

I act with reverence for all and contribute peace to the world.

 

There is truth to the adage “peace begins with me.” Rather than waiting for the conditions of the world to shift, I allow peace to express through me right now. I let go of what I see in the world around me and find my inner spirit of harmony. I radiate this goodwill outward—into my world and beyond. I visualize myself as a source of infinite peace, allowing it to influence my tone of voice, my facial expressions, my choice of words. In every encounter with others, I put on this spirit of peace and imagine how my calming presence affects them, bringing them stillness. In this way, I am doing my part in creating harmony in the world. My peaceful heart and gentle presence work through all I do, establishing more peace on earth.

The Lord lift up his countenance upon you, and give you peace.—Numbers 6:26

Let Go, Let God

I let the indwelling Spirit guide my steps.

 

Spirit’s eternal and internal wisdom guides me in where to go, what to do, what to say, and to whom. When I heed this still, small voice, my relationship to Spirit grows stronger and the voice of Spirit grows clearer. There may be times when those closest to me—friends, coworkers, or family—may disagree or disapprove of my decisions. When this happens, I remember to let go of the need for others’ approval or agreement. I let go of the need to explain or justify my behavior to those who might feel threatened in their belief system because of my choices. As I live my life with increasing authenticity and integrity, I feel greater peace and well-being. With faith and conviction, I let God, rather than other people, direct my way.

Our steps are made firm by the Lord, when he delights in our way.—Psalm 37:23

Let Go Let God as One Presence

I am one with God, open and receptive to divine love, light, wisdom, and life.

 

The presence and power of God is always with me, available to me in all situations. How empowering it feels to know that the same creative force responsible for extensive galaxies and brilliant sunrises is also a part of who I am! The more I cooperate by consciously acknowledging and allowing Spirit to work in and through me, the better things are in my life. God is the One Presence. If I feel opposed, separate, or influenced negatively, it is because I have distanced or blocked myself from this goodness. If I feel separation, it is up to me to reopen my mind, heart, and life to the flow of good that is always seeking me. I affirm: I am one with God, open and receptive to divine love, light, wisdom, and life.

One God and Father of all, who is above all and through all and in all.—Ephesians 4:6