Day 23: It’s Okay If You Still Miss Them Sometimes
“Missing them doesn’t mean you should go back. It means you’re healing.”
Teaching
You smell their cologne. Hear a song. See a text thread you forgot to delete — and suddenly it hits again.
The ache. The missing.
That doesn’t mean you’re going backward. It means you’re still healing.
Grief is not a staircase. It loops. It pulses. It returns.
And each time you feel it and stay soft, you’re healing deeper than before.
Perspectives from the Masters
Neville Goddard
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"Assume the feeling of peace — even when missing them."
Joel Goldsmith
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"Grief does not block God’s presence."
Emma Curtis Hopkins
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"Even in the ache, I am guided."
Thomas Troward
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"Sorrow, honored, becomes serenity."
Florence Scovel Shinn
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"Missing is not a step backward — it is honest release."
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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"Feel deeply. Then move freely."
Ernest Holmes
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"There is healing in acknowledgment."
James Allen
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"Feel fully. But don’t dwell endlessly."
Meditation
Place both hands on your heart. Whisper: 'It’s okay to miss. And still move forward.'
Action
Text a friend and share how you’re feeling — no need to fix it, just name it.
Success Story
Talia S. “I miss them sometimes. But I don’t wish them back. That’s how I know I’m healing.”
You’re not broken — you’re remembering.
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