Day 5: The Body Remembers, Too

“Your body is not betraying you — it is grieving, too.” — Walk the Hidden Path

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You might feel it in your chest. Or your stomach. Or the heaviness in your limbs when you try to rise.

Grief lives in the body. It doesn’t just show up as sadness — it shows up as fatigue, tightness, restlessness, even forgetfulness.

And yet, we often ask our bodies to keep functioning as if nothing happened.

We push. We numb. We override.

But your body isn’t malfunctioning — it’s remembering.

It remembers the last hug. The way their voice landed in your ears. The places you sat together, laughed together, wept together.

So be gentle today. Your body is the sacred archive. It’s where love once lived in proximity, and now lives in absence.

Listen to it. Care for it. Let it grieve in its own rhythm.

You’re not weak. You’re human. And your body — tender, aching, wise — is asking for your compassion, not your criticism.

Perspectives from the Masters

Neville Goddard Learn More

"The feeling is the secret — and your body feels what the mind forgets."

Joel Goldsmith Learn More

"Be still, even in your bones. The Presence is there, too."

Emma Curtis Hopkins Learn More

"Every cell is a prayer waiting to be heard."

Thomas Troward Learn More

"The spiritual law moves through every fiber of our form."

Florence Scovel Shinn Learn More

"I bless my body — the keeper of love, the healer of sorrow."

Ralph Waldo Emerson Learn More

"The soul sits in the body like a child in a garden — attentive, tender, wild."

Ernest Holmes Learn More

"Healing is not just of thought, but of form."

James Allen Learn More

"The body obeys the deep currents of the soul."