Let Go Let God Celebrate Healing

I Celebrate Wellness As My Healing Is Revealed. 

Healing, the realization of wholeness, is a natural process. I do not need to control or coerce my healing, but I do need to cooperate with the divine pattern of wholeness within me. As I do, restorative energy flows through my entire being. I aid my healing with positive thoughts and expectations and with peaceful interludes communing with God in prayer. I regularly give thanks for the infinite intelligence informing my body and mind. I also assist my healing by caring for my physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs. I eat well and engage in uplifting conversations. My prayers and affirmations of faith, along with my commitment to healthy living help me know my wholeness.

Then your light shall break forth like the dawn, and your healing shall spring up quickly.—Isaiah 58:8

Let Go Let God In Humble Leadership

I Lead With Humility. 

The best leaders possess a blend of confidence and humility, believing in themselves and their abilities, yet drawing their power from a higher source. I strive to emulate these qualities. My humility connects me with the source of all real power: the presence of God within. It is the realization that what is best for everyone around me is also what is best for me. Humility means serving for the benefit of others. Humility leads to true confidence because it grounds me in my connection with the source of all the power, life, love, strength, and intelligence of the universe. I feel empowered and free. With the humble confidence of spiritual leadership, I serve others with joy.

To you, O God of my ancestors, I give thanks and praise, for you have given me wisdom and power.—Daniel 2:23

Let Go Let God Find Renewal

I Find My Renewal In Spirit. 

Committing to thinking new thoughts brings me new, positive feelings and a fresh way to be in the world. This renewal changes my outlook. Where before I might have found problems, I now open myself to possibilities. I turn thoughts of lack to prayers of abundance and worries about health to the realization of wholeness. My renewal in Spirit makes my experience of life so much richer. Colors are brighter, flavors are bolder, and the music of nature fills my ears. Simply to walk on the wonderful earth and fully engage my senses is uplifting. My soul is restored when I am fully present in the world, free to imagine all there is to come.

He saved us, not because of any works of righteousness that we had done, but according to his mercy, through the water of rebirth and renewal by the Holy Spirit.—Titus 3:5

 

Let Go Let God Through Protection

My Protection Is My Prayer. 

There is tremendous power in prayer. As I focus my heart on God, the words I speak take root in my mind and flower in my consciousness. My prayers affirming strength and safety fill me with the calm, steady assurance that all is truly well. As I go about my day, these prayers remind me there is nothing to fear, that God is greater than anything I may be called to overcome. Even when facing challenges to my health or relationships, I have my protection in Spirit. I am confident that God’s love is my protection. I have faith my loved ones are enfolded in the eternal protection of the love of God. My prayers for strength and fortitude are mine to call upon always. I meet every situation with the surety and confidence I speak in prayer. 

The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run into it and are safe.—Proverbs 18:10

 

Let Go Let God Pray For Others

Praying For Others Unites Us In Spirit. 

After witnessing wondrous prayer outcomes in my own and others’ lives, I know in my heart the power of prayer. I am honored to pray for others. I begin by aligning my mind with divine mind as I center my attention on the goodness of God. In this space there is only God. Rather than envision the resolution of a specific prayer need, I realize peace, prosperity, wholeness, and gratitude. I form my thoughts, words, and feelings carefully and lovingly. This act of intention is a sacred spiritual experience. I am one with those for whom I pray, just as I am one with God. Grateful to be a conduit of spiritual energy, I have faith my prayers are a blessing in the lives of those who receive them.

So I tell you, whatever you ask for in prayer, believe that you have received it, and it will be yours.—Mark 11:24

Let Go Let God Understand Sacred

 

My Sacred Spiritual Practices Keep The Awareness Of God In My Heart. 

Sometimes the mere sight or feel of a treasured sacred object is enough to center my awareness on God. I feel humble and reverent as I gaze upon a sacred image. I feel the same as I step into a sacred place. Without any effort, my mind quiets, my heart opens, and I feel at peace. The traditions that give meaning to my life are made more sacred throughout the years. Each time I observe a custom or celebrate a rite of passage, I am making it sacred. Even developing a deeper, more intimate understanding of myself is a sacred part of my prayer practice. I discover the innermost essence of who I am. Beholding myself as a child of God, I feel beautiful, wise, and loving. I am an integral part of the sacredness of divine life itself.

As he who called you is holy, be holy yourselves in all your conduct.—1 Peter 1:15

Let Go Let God All Is In Divine Order

 

Divine Order Supports My Life. 

At those times I am waiting and hoping for a desired result, I may begin to feel impatient or even a little doubtful. I gain some useful perspective when I consider the story of the earth and how the cosmos formed over billions of years, evolving through countless changes, leading to the world I know. This long history reminds me change can take a long time and feel imperceptible. I now see divine order as the process of creation expressing everywhere all the time, in the world and in my life. This realization helps me trust that I matter every bit as much as the world itself. I release my doubts and sail through life on the currents of divine order. I affirm my good will come to me in its time.

The God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ … chose us in Christ before the foundation of the world.—Ephesians 1:3-4