Let Go Let God in Balance

Work, play, rest, and prayer are balanced in my life today.

 

Creating a new dimension of consciousness, one that Jesus called the kingdom of heaven, is my purpose as I move through this day. Achieving that goal requires time and commitment, and I do what is mine to do with gratitude and appreciation. However, rest, relaxation, and prayer are also elements that are vital to my spiritual well-being. My mortal mind tends to overemphasize negative, fear-based challenges at the expense of the light and love that fill even my gloomiest days. Balance occurs when I surrender my mortal mind to the infinite mind of Spirit within me. There I will find my day perfectly balanced in rewarding and surprising ways among work, rest, relaxation, and prayer.

I have seen the business that God has given to everyone to be busy with. He has made everything suitable for its time.–Ecclesiastes 3:10-11

Let Go Let God Forgive

I celebrate the power of forgiveness.

 

I am a divine work in progress—continually learning and growing. In the process of becoming all that I can be, I may make mistakes; yet when I know better, I do better. To remember the truth of my being, I breathe gently and pause for a sacred time of prayer. As I connect to my divine nature, I surrender negativity and perspectives that do not serve my highest good. Self-limiting thoughts dissipate, and I see who I am. From this higher perspective, I recognize the wholeness within myself and all others. Even though I have made mistakes in the past, I remember that I am loved and loving. I celebrate the power of forgiveness that sets me and all others free.

He will wipe every tear from their eyes ... mourning and crying and pain will be no more, for the first things have passed away.—Revelation 21:4

Let Go Let God Seek Comfort

I am comforted by the Christ presence within.

 

We are all born into this world as spiritual beings. Regardless of external appearances, the potential perfection of health, abundance, and peace lies within. In times of conflict, I seek comfort from this inner sanctuary. Through the Gospel narratives, Jesus demonstrated the importance of taking time away from daily activity for solitude and prayer. If at any time my mind perceives less than the highest potential in any situation, I turn within through the solitude of prayer. Praying to remember the truth of my being, I breathe in the consciousness of the ever-present Christ presence within. I affirm healing in times of sickness; abundance in times of need; and joy in times of sorrow.

In your presence there is fullness of joy.—Psalm 16:11

Let Go Let God Live Centered

I generate positive energy when I live a centered life.

 

While the life I am creating begins within, my choices affect more than just myself. The way I react to things creates waves of energy that move outward, influencing the people and world around me in small and large ways. I make consciously connected choices knowing that the positive energy I create moves outward into the world at large. The way I choose to show up in the world helps others move closer to a core of calm, centered energy. Before I react to any negativity, I pause. I take a breath and use this moment for reflection, allowing myself to relax into a conscious response. I choose to be centered, living on purpose, contributing to a world of love and peace.

And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in the one body.—Colossians 3:15

Let Go Let God Be Compassionate

I am compassionate and caring.

 

I let my feeling nature, my inner spirit of love, guide my actions whenever I see someone who needs a helping hand, a listening ear, or a kind word. As an expression of divine love, I am naturally gentle and caring about the situations of the people around me. “Be kind” is my mantra. I look for ways each day to make a difference in the life of another. Where I see sadness, I offer words of peace and encouragement. When I sense stress, I offer lightness and smiles. Being compassionate and caring is staying Christ-centered, attuned to the feelings of others while remaining aware of the truth about the person or circumstance. Prayer keeps me centered in God and compassionately aware of how I can help.

Love one another with mutual affection; outdo one another in showing honor.—Romans 12:10

Let Go Let God All Is In Divine Order

All is in divine order.

There are times when I may not recognize that all things work together for good. When I align my thoughts with the Divine and open myself to ideas, I come to realize that my life is indeed in order. Looking back on times when circumstances were not going the way I wanted, I can now see those experiences led to a blessing. Affirming All is in divine order shifts my consciousness away from thoughts of limitation or lack to infinite possibilities of all that is good! I need not concern myself with how things will work out; I only need to hold to my faith that they will. I affirm divine order and know that however my life unfolds, it will be for my highest good.All is in divine order.

Do not be afraid, little flock, for it is your Father’s good pleasure to give you the kingdom.—Luke 12:32

Let Go Let God in Harmony

In Spirit, we are all one.

There is a saying that harmony cannot be achieved if we are all singing the same note. When we add our own uniqueness to everything we do, we add depth and meaning. As I move through the day, I look at everyone through my heart’s eyes. My heart knows that each soul is here in a state of grace, and this knowing opens the way to harmony. I remind myself that from the highest perspective all souls are vessels for the One. I let this knowing lead the way in my interactions with others. I never discount the value of any soul; instead, I take joy in each person. This anchors me in harmony. In Spirit, we are all one, growing individually and mutually as we honor, love, and understand each other.

There is no longer Jew or Greek, there is no longer slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus.—Galatians 3:28