Thursday, December 4, 2014 You are reading from the book The Language of Letting Go Letting Go How much do we need to let go of? a friend asked one day. Im not certain, I replied, but maybe everything. Letting go is a spiritual, emotional, mental, and physical process, a sometimes mysterious metaphysical process of releasing to God and the Universe that which we are clinging to so tightly. We let go of our grasp on people, outcomes, ideas, feelings, wants, needs, desires - everything. We let go of trying to control our progress in recovery. Yes, its important to acknowledge and accept what we want and what we want to happen. But its equally important to follow through by letting go. Letting go is the action part of faith. It is a behavior that gives God and the Universe permission to send us what were meant to have. Letting go means we acknowledge that hanging on so tightly isnt helping to solve the problem, change the person, or get the outcome we desire. It isnt helping us. In fact, we learn that hanging on often blocks us from getting what we want and need. Who are we to say that things arent happening exactly as they need to happen? There is magic in letting go. Sometimes we get what we want soon after we let go. Sometimes it takes longer. Sometimes the specific outcome we desire doesnt happen. Something better does. Letting go sets us free and connects us to our Source. Letting go creates the optimum environment for the best possible outcomes and solutions. Today, I will relax. I will let go of that which is upsetting me the most. I will trust that by letting go, I have started the wheels in motion for things to work out in the best possible way. From The Language of Letting Go by Melody Beattie ©1990, Hazelden Foundation. All rights reserved. No portion of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without the written permission of the publisher.
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