Let Go Let God See Prosperity

I am Abundantly Prospered in all Ways. 

Abundance is so much more than money. All the money in the world is of little value if my life is not full of love, joy, and peace. If I do not live a spirit-centered life, do I really feel prosperous? I commit myself to seeing all the ways prosperity touches me. So many everyday blessings can be overlooked. Having enough food to eat, clothes to wear, a place to live, and loved ones around me are all ways I am prospered. I am grateful for the abundance as yet unseen that is even now on its way to me. My life will be enriched with more than I can imagine. I trust in Spirit to provide for me in all ways, and I do my part in prayerful consciousness to create the prosperity I seek.

If they listen, and serve him, they complete their days in prosperity, and their years in pleasantness.—Job 36:11

Let Go Let God Be Grateful

I Live a Life of Gratitude. 

Expressing gratitude is essential to my spiritual practice. No matter where I go or what I do, I take time to give thanks. Feeling grateful throughout the day keeps me focused on my blessings and the presence of God in and through all things. Today I will pause to feel grateful for everyone and everything that has helped make my journey what it is. I will let those in my life know just how much their presence means to me and how grateful I am for them. I will continue to practice the presence of God by centering my thoughts every few moments with prayers of gratitude and thanksgiving. These thoughts help me rise above whatever I may be facing, and give me a feeling of deep peace.

O give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; for his steadfast love endures forever.—Psalm 107:1

Let Go Let God Accept Grace

I Gratefully Accept the Gift of Grace. 

I experience grace in various forms—as divine love, as pure goodness, as forgiveness, and as absolute oneness with Spirit. Grace is one of my greatest gifts. While I cannot out-give God, I can be a conduit through which these gifts flow into the world. I pass along the good I receive every chance I get. I am a caring presence to people I know and can transmit love through my prayers, thoughts, and actions. I have an opportunity to serve by using my unique gifts and talents to perpetuate the flow of good and grace in the world. Giving is an expression of my gratitude for divine grace. It keeps me humble, open to receive, and awake to my countless blessings.

Like good stewards of the manifold grace of God, serve one another with whatever gift each of you has received.—1 Peter 4:10

Let Go Let God Practice Patience

I am Patient and Calm in the Comfort of God's Presence.

Patience may seem elusive to me at times, especially during hectic moments at work or at home or when I feel as if there are not enough hours in the day to do what I need to do. I may feel anxious and stretched too thin. I help myself by taking a deep breath and saying silently or aloud, “Peace fills my soul.” Peace truly does fill my soul, because I am one with the peaceful presence of God. Peace is my true reality, regardless of appearances. I remind myself of this truth throughout the day, pausing for a moment to rest in the presence of God. As I do, I am calm, knowing that the stressful situations I face are temporary moments that will pass. Patience becomes easier as I remember I am not alone. I worry less and relax more as I remain steadfast, patient, and at peace.

Therefore my heart is glad, and my soul rejoices; my body also rests secure.—Psalm 16:9

Let Go Let God In Friendship

I am Grateful to Have Friends and to be a Friend. 

Friends are treasures. They are the family we choose—a diverse group not related by blood but by a feeling of belonging. I am grateful for my friends, whom I can count on in good times and challenging times. Even when my friends and I are not in the same place, we are always connected in spirit. My friends are always ready to share a laugh or a tender moment and to lend emotional support when I need it. I give the same support and encouragement. I reach out to help when my friend is in need. I am the voice of reason and the person to lean on. I am present in times of joy, frustration, or sorrow. When my friend shares a concern, I listen with empathy and respond with honesty and compassion.

A true friend sticks closer than one’s nearest kin.—Proverbs 18:24

Let Go Let God Forgive

In the Peace of Prayer, I Release all Unforgiveness. 

If I hold on to feelings of hurt, betrayal, or anger in response to another person’s words or actions, I block the flow of divine love and peace in my life. Likewise, holding on to guilt, shame, or embarrassment that may arise when I have hurt another person also keeps me from experiencing divine love and peace. Forgiveness removes all barriers, all obstacles, anything that may be disrupting my experience of the divine presence. In order to forgive myself or another person, I need not justify or approve behavior that is unwelcome. I need only to become willing to forgive. In the peace of prayer, I release all unforgiveness. I feel the healing power of divine love as it dissolves all barriers, all illusion of separation. I forgive, and I am healed.

And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.—Matthew 6:12

Let Go Let God Find Assurance

God's Love is with Me in Every Situation. 

I find assurance in knowing that divine love is with me, always. No matter what events unfold in my life or the world, I can always feel the loving, supportive presence of God within me. If I feel upset, I remember Spirit’s constant loving presence. If I experience fear or doubt, I look for evidence of the Divine amongst any pain or suffering I encounter. Regardless of the circumstance, I search for the good, including acts of kindness and helpfulness or examples of strength and resilience. I place my focus on the expressions of divine qualities that I find all around me. When I discern the good in challenging or negative situations, I feel assured God is with me. I am at peace.

What then are we to say about these things? If God is for us, who is against us?—Romans 8:31