Let Go Let God Say Yes

My Spirit Is Willing, And My Heart Is Full.

Life is meant for living and loving. When I wish to have a fuller experience of life, I need only step forward and say yes! My willing spirit invites opportunity and adventure. When I say yes to my body and mind, I energize every cell and enhance the flow of divine life. When I say yes to adventure, I open myself to opportunity and abundance. I move boldly into the world using my divine gifts and sharing my creativity and energy. With each new opportunity, I say yes to myself and yes to God, trusting I am in the right place at the right time. I have everything I need to make the most out of my life. I do not hesitate to say yes to the infinite blessings that are unfolding all around me. 

For the Son of God, Jesus Christ … it is always “Yes.”—2 Corinthians 1:19

Let Go Let God Trust Comfort

I Am Comforted By The Abiding Presence Of God Within.

If I am coping with the pain and uncertainty of difficult times, I may pray for a generous helping of blessed assurance. I may seek God’s guidance and strength at any time. When I put God first, all else falls into place. The turbulence in my mind begins to settle. Before long, I once again feel strong and capable as I feel God’s comforting presence with me everywhere I go. I also feel God’s presence when I am in the company of my circle of support, those special ones who are always there for me and always know just what to do and say to comfort me. Whether within or without, God is with me. I am loved and nurtured throughout life’s darker moments, and I trust the sun will shine again. 

It is the Lord who goes before you. He will be with you; he will not fail you or forsake you. Do not fear or be dismayed.—Deuteronomy 31:8

Let Go Let God With Inner Peace

I Call Upon The Infinite Peace Of God Within.

I find peace in the beauty around me. A clear day, flowers swaying in the breeze, a gently flowing stream—all reveal the presence of God and reflect my inner nature. Lasting peace resides within my mind and heart. If that peace is temporarily disturbed, if I am feeling out of sorts about my life or the situation of a dear one, I draw upon my strength and stability by turning away from outer circumstances and going within. I quiet the chatter of my mind, perhaps thinking of one of my peaceful places, imagining the breeze caressing my face and hearing the trickling stream. In this quiet state, I connect with my source and begin to feel a settling calmness. I consider my life from this higher perspective and remain centered and serene no matter what is happening in my life or in the world. 

Peace be with you.—John 20:26

Let Go Let God Forgive

I Forgive And Free Myself.

There are bound to be times when I feel hurt by the actions or words of another. If I am willing to forgive, I can rely upon the divine power within me to free my heart from resentment and resistance. My intention to forgive is supported by divine grace, my path to healing and harmony. Forgiveness may not erase an error or offense nor change another’s behavior, and I do not need for it to. It is enough it helps me take responsibility for healing myself. This keeps my focus where it should be—on my own mind and heart. Freed from carrying grievance and hurt, I can move forward, knowing God, my strength and support, is with me. No one need know my forgiveness journey. In my heart, I feel gratitude for choosing forgiveness and finding freedom. 

Bear with one another and, if anyone has a complaint against another, forgive each other.—Colossians 3:13

Let Go Let God Appreciate Holy Places

I Grow in Appreciation of The World As A Holy Place.

As I think of holy places, images of beautiful, majestic locations may come to mind. I may think of a towering mountain range or a thundering waterfall. I may call to mind human creations such as churches and other sacred structures. These places are made holy by the reverence with which I and others behold them. Today I will regard the entirety of the world with this same reverence. I pay deep attention to my surroundings, perceiving the presence of God in the beauty of nature and in the wonder of architecture and engineering. I may not change the world as I grow in appreciation of its holiness, but I may change myself. I walk the earth with reverence, mindful of the presence of God that surrounds me. 

Take off the sandals from your feet, for the place where you are standing is holy ground.—Acts 7:33

Let Go, Let God

I Let Go Of Control And I Trust In God.

When a person facing a problem prayed for help, this thought came to her mind: Keep your fingerprints off of it. She heeded that advice to let go of her tight grip on her circumstances so the intelligence of God could move in and through the situation, freely and harmoniously. Everything worked out for her in an unexpected and beneficial way. I can use this same attitude to rise above the temptation to control that which I am called to face. I relax in trust as I release my concerns and effort to the Divine within. I discover most things work out well when I release control over them. I do what is mine to do and leave the greater part to divine intelligence and grace. As I do, my blessings abound. 

Do not worry about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.—Philippians 4:6

Let Go Let God Blossom

I Blossom Into  Fuller Awareness Of Myself As A Divine Being.

If I want to have a beautiful garden, I choose good soil and make sure the seeds I plant receive enough water. As the sun shines and the ground warms, I can expect new blooms to emerge from the ground and reach upward. As tender shoots grow tall, the flowers’ petals open to the sun’s rays. I blossom in much the same way. I am planted in spiritual truth, my roots drawing nourishment from the love and truth of God. I seek a deeper understanding of myself as a spiritual being, stretching toward the light and warmth of divine understanding. Like the flower, I bloom and stand tall. My roots nurture me with spiritual truth as I open myself and stretch toward the sun. 

In days to come Jacob shall take root, Israel shall blossom and put forth shoots, and fill the whole world with fruit.—Isaiah 27:6