The Great Gift Dr. James A. Lee

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GRACE

Through grace I am made whole.

I begin this day acknowledging that God's grace is my help in every need. I need not fear what the day may bring; rather, I bless whatever is ahead and give thanks. The spirit of God--the Spirit of Infinite Grace--is within me. All I need for a rich and satisfying day is available to me now.

Through God's loving grace, I find strength, wisdom and imagination. These divine gifts dwell within me; the choice to use them or not is mine.

Giving thanks for God's grace, I joyously accept and use each of God's gifts in me, knowing my life is becoming richer and more complete. I let my light shine with the love and grace of God, and all good things are made possible.

From his fullness we have all received, grace upon grace.--John 1:16

The Blessing of Work Dr. James A. Lee

EMPLOYMENT

I am divinely guided to my greatest happiness and success.

My work gives me the opportunity to be blessed while being a blessing. Today I open to new ways to serve right where I am. With my heart wide open, I see the good around me and the good that is mine to give.

Whatever my work, I consider it my way of serving God. I give it my best, just as I give my best to God. My success is measured by the ways in which I am a beneficial presence in my community. My fulfillment comes from a growing awareness of my positive contribution to the world.

If I am seeking new employment or new ways to serve where I am, I trust that I am divinely guided to my greatest success and fulfillment.

You have blessed the work of his hands and his possessions have increased in the land.--Job 1:10

Positive Thinking Dr. James A. Lee

AFFIRMATION

I say yes to my highest good.

What do I say yes to in life? What do I affirm? Through my words, I reveal what I believe to be true. When I am centered in God, I affirm wholeness, love and abundant good.

If I find my words expressing lack, discomfort or separation from God, I take a moment to recenter. I quiet my thoughts, close my eyes, and take a gentle breath. Moving my attention to my heart space, I come home to my true center, my Christ Light.

I am whole. I am blessed. I am filled with peace. As I speak these words, I experience their truth.

I say yes to health, love and abundance in my life and claim my divine inheritance as a child of God. I say yes to my highest good.

Let your "Yes" be yes and your "No" be no.--James 5:12

True Freedom Dr. James A. Lee

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I choose to live freely.
Throughout history, people have valued their freedom. We want the freedom to make choices for ourselves and our loved ones and to live our lives according to those choices. I give thanks for the freedom to make decisions for myself. My choices determine my experiences.

One meaningful choice I can make each day is to live in an awareness of God. I know the power to make that choice lies within me, and I do not give my power away. I consciously allow divine wisdom and understanding to guide my daily choices.

I am free to express myself and to be the unique individual I was created to be. I choose what is best for myself and my family, and I enjoy the fruits of freedom.

As servants of God, live as free people.--1 Peter 2:16"

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Getting it Right Dr. James A. Lee

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SATISFIED

I immerse myself in stillness.

Where my attention goes, my energy flows. If I focus on what appears to be missing, I only feel more dissatisfied, which then spills over into other areas of my life. So instead of yearning for what I don't have and overlooking the treasures I do have, I am content with what is.

Access to stillness is one of the great gifts in my life. Using my breath to release and let go, I lean into the sanctuary of inner peace and experience deep satisfaction. All worry and tension fall away.

In the refuge of this inner space, I encounter the Divine. This is what my soul truly yearns for. The stillness fulfills the infinite promise of abiding peace.

Not that I am referring to being in need; for I have learned to be content with whatever I have.--Philippians 4:11

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