Day 22: Before New Love, Make Space
“You can’t receive what’s next with arms full of what’s already gone.”
Teaching
It’s hard to let go of almosts, what-ifs, and once-upon-a-times.
But clinging to what hurt you doesn’t protect you — it just keeps you full of the past.
Grief is holy. But so is release.
You don’t have to rush the process. You just have to stop pretending that what broke you is still meant for you.
Make space. The new cannot arrive if you’re still tangled in the old.
Perspectives from the Masters
Neville Goddard
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"Let go of what was — to dwell in what is becoming."
Joel Goldsmith
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"You are not losing — you are clearing a path."
Emma Curtis Hopkins
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"Nothing is taken that doesn’t make way for more."
Thomas Troward
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"When the soul releases, the law responds."
Florence Scovel Shinn
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"You cannot receive with clenched fists."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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"Don’t fear the empty spaces — they’re invitations."
Ernest Holmes
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"Release is not loss — it’s alignment."
James Allen
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"Let go with grace, and life will meet you with clarity."
Meditation
Say: 'I release what no longer holds me in truth.' Then breathe out slowly.
Action
Write a goodbye letter to someone or something that’s taken up too much room.
Success Story
Lina Q. “I held onto someone who wasn’t choosing me. Once I let go — really let go — I felt light again. And then I met someone new, days later.”
Release makes room for resonance.
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