Let Go Let God On The Journey

I Deepen In Faith On My Spiritual Journey.

Throughout my life I have grown. Physically, I have grown from a baby to a child to an adult. Along the way, I have grown intellectually, and as I’ve matured, I have grown emotionally. All of these developments have turned me into the person I am today. Even as I’ve grown in ways I could see and feel, I have also been growing spiritually. This growth may have been imperceptible, but looking back, I can recall deepening in awareness of God as the source of my faith, the truth of my wholeness, and the wellspring of my love. As I have shared these divine gifts and so many more, I have come to know and love God deeply. This deepening in faith has guided me onward along my soul’s journey of awakening. 

Speaking the truth in love, we must grow up in every way into him who is the head, into Christ.—Ephesians 4:15

Let Go, Let God

Letting Go And Letting God Gives Me Peace.

Trying to do everything myself can be exhausting, but relying solely on God can feel as though I’m not doing enough to help myself. I find the perfect balance of activity and surrender when I let go and let God. In this place of cooperation, my human and divine natures are in harmony. I take constructive action and do what is mine to do in the world. When I feel complete with my worldly efforts, I let go. I cease activity and also release my thoughts and concerns about whether my efforts were enough. The Divine in me is my strength and support. I trust my guidance to deliver me on the right path and direct my steps. I let go, trusting the best outcome is on its way. 

Teach me the way I should go, for to you I lift up my soul.—Psalm 143:8

Let Go Let God Remember

I Honor The Sacrifice Of Those Who Served.

Although they have passed from earthly life, the men and women who gave their lives in service to their countries humble me and fill me with thoughts of honor and gratitude. My memorial observance may involve taking time in prayer to bless and remember them. Perhaps the most important way I can express my appreciation for their sacrifice is to renew my own commitment to creating a world where all people can live in peace. In my thoughts and through my words and actions, I hold to the truth that all people are living expressions of God. I am not discouraged if I don’t see immediate evidence of my conviction. The memory of those I honor today strengthens me and gives me hope for the future. 

Therefore, since we are surrounded by so great a cloud of witnesses … let us run with perseverance the race that is set before us.—Hebrews 12:1 

Let Go Let God Comfort

Loving Memories Comfort Me. 

There may be days or maybe even weeks on the calendar when I find myself mysteriously feeling melancholy or blue, only to realize the anniversary of someone or something I have loved and lost is approaching. Even when I don’t realize it outright, a part of me remembers and responds. I can honor these feelings as a way to honor the people and places that have taught me and helped me evolve. Welcoming my feelings brings deep and abiding comfort. I carry those people and places I love with me in the things I do, keeping their spirit alive. Gradually, I find smiles within the sadness. Revisiting treasured memories reveals the love within the loss. The presence of God is found within the gift of each moment, and I find comfort through my grateful heart. 

Let your steadfast love become my comfort according to your promise to your servant.—Psalm 119:76

Let Go Let God Live In Joy

Joy Lives In My Heart And Colors My Life.

My fleeting emotions may be dependent on circumstances, but I am also a spiritual being and have joy as my divine birthright. My joy does not depend on earthly happiness. Regardless of outer conditions, I can find deep contentment within. My spiritual practices keep my mind and heart rooted in God. They cultivate joy in my heart the way a tree bears fruit. Jubilation feeds and strengthens me, providing nourishment for me to grow. I celebrate and enjoy my worldly blessings but do not rely on them. During times of ease and bliss and even during times of challenge or sorrow, a deep gladness exists in me. I rejoice even during the most trying times because I am filled with the joy of God. 

Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice.—Philippians 4:4

Let Go Let God With Wisdom

My Wise Heart Knows What To Do.

Spiritual wisdom is part of me. In difficult circumstances, I align with the wisdom of God and discover the guidance I seek. As I become open and receptive to my wise heart, my intuitive awareness gives me the sure knowledge that everything is coming together in the best way for everyone concerned. Whether I am facing an important or a minor decision, I am attuned to the guiding presence of God within. I know what direction to take and how to see things through. I can trust the discerning awareness that reveals my perfect path, and I follow that way to the most beneficial possible outcomes. I am grateful to be blessed with the wisdom of God. I use good judgment. My path is clear, and my guidance is sure. 

For wisdom will come into your heart, and knowledge will be pleasant to your soul.—Proverbs 2:10

Let Go Let God Pray For Others

In The Spirit Of Service, I Share My Prayer. 

Prayer is a consciousness I bring to every breath. It is my comfort, my peace, my guiding light, and my touchstone. It creates a solid foundation to build and informs my every decision. Each day begins with a prayer of gratitude and an affirmation of divine order and ends with appreciation for the day’s blessings. Along the way, grace is my companion. With each hello, I send blessings, and with every parting, prayers for safety, love, and prosperity. When asked to pray, I pause to center myself in the awareness of God and see those for whom I pray enfolded in support and healing energy. Remembering we live, move, and have our being inside God, I visualize divine energy active within every need. In gratitude, I claim the best and highest outcomes. 

Devote yourselves to prayer, keeping alert in it with thanksgiving.—Colossians 4:2