here is what the spiritual genius Lester Levenson said:
Question: When you say, "Let go and let God," does that
mean that you should work strictly on inspiration, or
should you just sit back and let things happen?
Lester: Have the feeling of "letting things happen." To
accomplish this, we have to let the ego-sense go. The ego
is the feeling, "I am an individual, Lester, and I have a
body and I do things." That's wrong. I have to get Lester
out of the way and let God or Self operate. When this is
achieved, you'll sort of float through things, and there
will be ho effort. If there is effort, there is ego.
Of course, now you're going to have to use some effort,
because you're not starting off as the realized Self. You
see, only when you go to the extreme do you let go of the
sense of doership and then things happen effortlessly.
That's letting go and letting God!
Professing faith, professing all these things, doesn't do
it -- actually having them does it. The fact that you
have troubles is proof that you don't have the conviction
of God, because God is All. God is Perfect, and if God is
All and God is Perfect, everything must be perfect.
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every time I manage to have that mind state the problem resoves itself, no matter how bad it seems. I realized why should I limit letting go and letting God only to problems in my life. What if I let go in every moment. The more I do that them more I find myself being totally present and just witnessing my body operating, and surprise: every moment becomes perfect by definition it just doesn't matter what my old mind would think about how things are. For me the key to getting to that state is practicing total acceptance, being present and aware and dissociating with my personality.
Best wishes,
Nick
