Day 26: Grieve the Old Before You Invite the New

“You can’t fully receive the next chapter if you’re still clinging to the last one.” — Walk the Hidden Path

Teaching

We want to move on quickly. To manifest the next person. To skip the ache.

But grief is sacred. It clears the ground. It makes room.

You don’t have to stay in mourning. But you do have to let the past move through you, not stay stuck inside.

Grieve what hurt. Grieve what never arrived. Grieve who you had to become just to survive.

Let yourself feel it fully — so what comes next doesn’t have to compete with ghosts.

Perspectives from the Masters

Neville Goddard
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"The past loses power when the present is fully felt."
Joel Goldsmith
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"Grief is not weakness. It’s a sacred gate."
Emma Curtis Hopkins
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"Let the tears come — they water the new ground."
Thomas Troward
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"Release precedes renewal."
Florence Scovel Shinn
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"You cannot hold new joy with hands full of old pain."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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"The soul must empty before it overflows again."
Ernest Holmes
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"Healing is not bypassing — it’s embracing."
James Allen
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"In surrender, the future finds you."

Meditation

Breathe into your chest. Say softly: 'I allow this grief to move through me, not define me.'

Action

Light a candle or take a walk to honor what you’re letting go of. Say goodbye with intention.

Success Story

Elena S. “I kept trying to date without grieving my ex. But every person felt like a rebound. When I finally let myself mourn, the freedom came — and then love followed.”

You clear the path by feeling what once filled it.

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