Longing doesn't knock.
It lingers outside the door, humming your name.

Longing is not lack.
It’s direction.
It’s devotion.
It’s the soul stretching toward what it hasn’t yet held.

It stirs when something touches a chord you thought had gone quiet.
It sings in the key of ache, but its melody points forward.
Longing doesn’t mean broken. It means ready.

Longing says:
“There is more.”
“Something beautiful is not yet yours.”
“You were made to move toward it.”

What Is Longing Trying to Tell You?

• You have felt the glimpse of something meaningful, and it’s awakened your reach.
• This ache is not punishment. It’s the echo of potential.
• You are alive enough to want deeply.
• There is still something calling you forward.

Invite Longing in for Tea

It may sit on the windowsill, eyes far away.
It may speak softly, half in dreams.
Don’t demand answers. Just pour the tea.

Ask it:
“What part of me still wants to be met?”
“Where is this ache trying to guide me?”
“If I honored this, what would I create?”

Longing is a compass wrapped in ache.
Let it show you what’s still worth moving toward.

“You are not meant to grasp it.
You are meant to let it shape you as you reach.”
— The Wind