February 4, 2018
Let Go, Let God
I make an active choice to let go and let God.
To
someone unfamiliar with the phrase “let go, let God,” the words may
seem to be a spiritual cop-out—a popular slogan used with a shrug of
inevitability: It’s out of my hands, or I’m resigned to the inevitable. In Truth, “let Go, let God” describes an active choice that is always mine to make.
I let go of all attempts to make choices based solely on input from my ego mind’s sense of personal obligation. It simply isn’t true that I must personally find the answer to every question.
I let God by choosing instead to trust the indwelling Presence that is my true identity, opening my heart to love-centered guidance and quiet power.
I let go of all attempts to make choices based solely on input from my ego mind’s sense of personal obligation. It simply isn’t true that I must personally find the answer to every question.
I let God by choosing instead to trust the indwelling Presence that is my true identity, opening my heart to love-centered guidance and quiet power.
Do
not worry about anything, but in prayer and supplication with
thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God.—Philippians 4:6
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