Day 21: It’s Okay to Need Reassurance

“Asking for comfort doesn’t make you weak. It means you remember you’re not alone.” — Walk the Hidden Path

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There’s a story we’ve been told:

*If you were truly strong, you wouldn’t need reassurance.*

So we silence the tremble in our voice. We push away our longing to hear, 'You’re okay.'

But needing comfort is not immaturity. It’s not weakness. It’s *human.*

Anxiety ungrounds you. It pulls you from center. And sometimes, the way back is not silent strength — it’s a voice outside your own that reminds you: *You’re not alone. You’re safe. You’re loved.*

Let yourself need that. Let yourself ask.

It doesn’t mean you can’t hold yourself. It means you’ve learned to receive what holds you too.

That’s not weakness. That’s wisdom.

Perspectives from the Masters

Neville Goddard Learn More

"Let others reflect what you dare to believe is true about you."

Joel Goldsmith Learn More

"There is no shame in seeking — only grace in finding."

Emma Curtis Hopkins Learn More

"I am surrounded by voices that echo God’s love."

Thomas Troward Learn More

"Truth is often remembered in the words of another."

Florence Scovel Shinn Learn More

"I ask, and it is given — even in the form of comfort."

Ralph Waldo Emerson Learn More

"We are always better when we do not stand alone."

Ernest Holmes Learn More

"Every longing for connection is met by a universe ready to affirm you."

James Allen Learn More

"The strongest soul is not the one who resists comfort, but the one who receives it with grace."