“To walk inward often means walking alone — but never without guidance.”
There is a kind of loneliness no one talks about — the loneliness that comes when you no longer fit inside the life you once lived.
You outgrow the conversations. The roles. The distractions that once felt like home.
And for a while, it feels like no one sees you.
But this loneliness is not failure. It is sacred.
Because you are not *without* connection. You are in a deep reorientation — from outward belonging to inward truth.
The soul doesn’t crave company. It craves authenticity.
And while it’s tender to be here, in this threshold, it is also holy.
You are not alone. You are with your Self. With presence. With the countless others who have walked this path in silence before you.
Keep going. The emptiness will not last. But the truth you uncover in it — will.
Sit with one hand on your heart, one on your belly. Inhale slowly. As you exhale, whisper: “I am not alone.” Repeat for 5 minutes, feeling your own presence hold you.
Reach out to someone safe and speak one honest truth today — even if small. Let connection come from depth, not surface.
Rhea D. “When I started waking up, I felt like no one understood me. But I realized I wasn’t empty — I was making space. That silence became the most honest relationship I’ve ever had.”
You are not alone in this. You are walking with all who have ever awakened.