Let Go Let God be Healed

The power of divine life restores me to wholeness.

 

John’s Gospel tells the story of Jesus’ healing encounter at the pool of Bethesda with a man who had been ill for 38 years. People believed that at certain times after an angel stirred the waters of the pool, the first person to enter the water would be healed. When Jesus asked the man if he wanted to be made well, the man explained that he had no one to help him to the pool when the water was stirred up. Hearing Jesus say, “Stand up, take your mat and walk,” the man shifted his belief in his limitation and freed himself. His faith in the power of divine life was quickened and he was restored to wholeness. Like the man at the pool, I let go of all belief in illness. I experience new vitality. The power of divine life restores me to wholeness.

Jesus said to him, “Stand up, take your mat and walk.”—John 5:8

Let Go Let God Bless Caregivers

I bless all caregivers in my thoughts and prayers.

 

Author and minister Ernest Wilson once wrote, “The greatest power in the world, the power of God, is aptly described by the phrase ‘power to give.’” Those people who have chosen to give of their time and attention to benefit others have discovered the power to give. I appreciate the caregivers of the world, whether it was choice or circumstances that led them to the role. Committing to live from a place of caring and compassion for another being is a sacred act, and surely just as they are being a blessing, they are blessed in return. God’s presence moves in and through each caregiver as love, understanding, and wisdom. I bless all caregivers in my thoughts and prayers.

But we were gentle among you, like a nurse tenderly caring for her own children.—1 Thessalonians 2:7

Let Go Let God Comfort

God is my comfort and strength.

 

When I feel in need of comfort, I pray. In the Silence, I am enfolded in the warm, loving presence of Spirit. It touches my heart, reminding me that I am never alone. I keep in mind my true nature by reaching inside and tapping in to this source of comforting love. If I feel discouraged or hurt, I look to the Spirit within me and find relief and reassurance. God is always present to support me. I am filled with a sense of well-being. I let go of whatever is causing me sadness. With calmness and peace, I move forward. The healing love of God soothes and comforts me. I center myself in the divine presence, knowing that I am never truly without support. Resting in this spiritual presence, all is well.

Comfort your hearts and strengthen them in every good work and word.—2 Thessalonians 2:17

Let Go Let God Seek Guidance

I trust the spiritual guidance I receive from within.

 

If I seek advice from others, I may be left without a clear sense of which path or action to take. While it can be helpful to gain perspective from someone else’s viewpoint, I remember that I have an innate connection to God—the source of all wisdom. I can turn to God for guidance, and I can trust the impression I receive. When I am struggling to determine a solution or a plan, I take a moment to seek divine guidance. I stop thinking about the problem and focus my attention inward. Through prayer and meditation, I move beyond the activity of my thoughts to a place of stillness. In quiet communion with God, I am able and ready to receive the guidance that I am seeking.

When the Spirit of truth comes, he will guide you into all the truth.—John 16:13

Let Go Let God Find Harmony

As I realign my thoughts with Spirit, I find harmony and balance.

 

The word balance is often used regarding harmony. Each day I am met with opportunities that require balance. I may be balancing work and family life as well as my time and interests. At times, I may feel that things are out of order, that I cannot achieve the balance and harmony I want to experience. In these moments, I stop and pray. I take a deep breath and breathe in the peace of God. I feel my body relaxing, my heartbeat slowing. I feel calm and quiet rather than hurried or anxious. I rest for a moment in this space, breathing in and out steadily and peacefully. This is the balance I am seeking right now. I repeat this exercise anytime that I feel the need for harmony and balance in mind, body, and spirit.

Let a little water be brought, and wash your feet, and rest yourselves under the tree.—Genesis 18:4

Let Go Let God as a Voice of Reason

I am a voice of reason, a source of peace.

 

I am blessed with an incredible ability to be a voice of reason. Someone may say or do something that upsets me, but I remember that I, too, could have said or done something to offend a person. If I focus on blame or regret, I can expect to feel the downward pull of resentment. A more valiant choice for me is to show love and understanding through forgiveness. I turn within for guidance on the best way to react to a situation. I listen to my Source then share that knowledge by being a loving voice to calm any storm. I am one of God’s creations and because I am, I know that I have a sacred role to fill in a divine plan. I am accepting, compassionate, and forgiving. I am a voice of reason, a source of peace.

Teach me good judgment and knowledge, for I believe in your commandments.—Psalm 119:66

Let Go Let God be Creative

My mind is rich with divine ideas.

 

I am a child of God, ever-linked with the Divine. There may be a book in me, a song, a manicured garden, or perhaps I may be inspired to teach others. The creative process is active in me, and I am an open, receptive, and dynamic channel for its expression. I welcome the journey of discovery. There are many ways to express myself, and they begin within my mind. I am blessed with a beautiful mind and the power of creative thought. The field of ideas from which I harvest my creativity is infinite and boundless, for God is my source and supply. My mind is my prosperity. I flourish through this realization, and I am grateful for God in my life and as my life. My mind is rich with divine ideas.

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