Let Go Let God be Protected

I am grateful for the protection of divine love.

 

At times I may have felt unsafe and sought safety, but I understand that the Lord of my being provides the well-being I need. That certainty is a consistent reminder throughout the Bible, from Deuteronomy 31:6, “It is the Lord your God who goes with you; he will not fail you or forsake you” to Romans 8:31, “If God is with us, who is against us?” As I enter into the new year, I remember and give thanks that I am protected and loved. I also welcome the opportunity to be a source of love and nurturing for all living beings and for the planet itself. By being an extension of God’s protecting presence, I affirm and strengthen my own sense of security. I am grateful for the protection of divine love.

Learn to do good; seek justice, rescue the oppressed, defend the orphan, plead for the widow.—Isaiah 1:17

Let Go Let God Live with Purpose

I live and grow into my purpose by expressing my true self.

 

An example of divine order can be seen in the gentle unfolding of a rosebud into a beautiful bloom. The rose naturally fulfills its purpose by sharing its beauty with the world. In the same way, divine order works through me. I turn to God-life within for my hidden treasures to unfold and express. Divine life supports me in expressing the unique gifts—treasures in my heart—that have been within me since birth. I let all that is true in me shine and radiate into the world. Just as the rosebud gives way to what it is meant to be, I, too, give way to who I am in Truth. I live and grow into my purpose by expressing my true self.

And he said to them, “Therefore every scribe who has been trained for the kingdom of heaven is like the master of a household who brings out of his treasure what is new and what is old.”—Matthew 13:52

Let Go Let God with Wisdom

I listen to my inner wisdom and follow divine direction.

 

Wisdom is a gift, part of my spiritual makeup that points me toward my good. When I face uncertainty, I tune in to my inner wisdom. As I follow my guidance, I feel the rightness of my decisions. I wait for divine intuition that I am doing what is right for me in a particular time and situation. I use my gift of wisdom to make choices large and small: to eat good food in the right amounts, to spend my resources wisely, to choose the job that fulfills and blesses me. As I listen to the divine presence within, my wisdom grows. I trust this inner power to help me discern what is right and to provide good judgment for the best course of action. I give thanks for God’s presence within that guides me. I listen to my inner wisdom and follow divine direction.

Live, and walk in the way of insight.—Proverbs 9:6

Let Go Let God as Inner Peace

I am at peace—one with the Presence of pure being.

 

Jesus taught the comforting news that all people are one with God. Inner peace comes when I shift my focus from the external to the internal—the presence of God within me. If I try to experience peace based upon my attachment to the world around me, I probably will not find that same lasting peace. Things in the physical world are constantly changing and out of my control. Yet I can access the source of infinite peace at any time because it is constant and always available to me. I make a daily practice of aligning my mind, body, and soul with the Christ Consciousness through meditation and prayer, and I am able to access the peace within. I am at peace—one with the Presence of pure being.

On that day you will know that I am in my Father, and you in me, and I in you.—John 14:20

Let Go Let God through Life

One with God, I am the architect of my life. I build my best life.

 

I am the architect of my life. My thoughts and actions shape my experience. As I think positively and act affirmatively, I affect every experience I encounter, bringing order to the world around me. If conditions in my life change in a way that is not part of my plan, I do not lose heart—rather I turn within and realign. I redraw the blueprint of my life, knowing divine order is the foundation on which my life stands. I view each change or challenge as an opportunity to realign. I hold to my faith and let my inner light shine. I embrace the moment and look for the blessing—what I can give to and what I can learn from each experience. I continually create the life that is best for me.

Now set your mind and heart to seek the Lord your God. Go and build the sanctuary of the Lord God.—1 Chronicles 22:19

Let Go Let God with Imagination

With the power of imagination, I envision new possibilities in my life.

 

Imagination is the power that pulls me through challenges in my life and the faculty that illumines the wisdom of God. I strengthen my imagination through simple practices that allow my thoughts to expand. Consciously thinking outside the box, I practice doing things in new and different ways. Imaginative play can be cultivated by drawing with crayons, collecting images that inspire me, and writing in a journal. Such activities release limitations and invite inspiration. With the power of imagination, I envision new possibilities and manifest them in my life.

I will pray with the spirit, but I will pray with the mind also; I will sing praise with the spirit, but I will sing praise with the mind also.—1 Corinthians 14:15

Let Go Let God It's Christmas

I welcome the rebirth of Christmas spirit into my heart today.

 

The spirit of Christmas shines in and through me today. Whether Christmas Day is filled with favorite foods, gifts, and celebration with family and friends or is one of quiet observance, I am filled with Christmas spirit. Throughout this holy day, I am mindful to reflect on what the birth of Jesus means to me. I experience a joyous rebirth of love, wonder, and light. I welcome the richness of cherished traditions, of childhood wonder and anticipation, and the timeless story of a child’s birth. As the angel said, “I am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people.” Today I celebrate with great joy, I give and receive with love, and I treasure the living presence of the Christ in all people.

You will have joy and gladness, and many will rejoice at his birth.—Luke 1:14