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The Letting Go Quote Each Zodiac Sign Needs To Hear Right Now

Updated 8 months ago, October 5 2023
Zodiac

Aries

Whatever it is you are holding on to that no longer serves you, give it permission to let go of you. You cannot move on when you are holding on.
Jacqueline Whitney, Stay Until Tomorrow

Taurus

Missing someone doesn’t mean you made the wrong decision in letting go. It doesn’t mean that deep down you’re confused or unsure. It doesn’t mean you’re destined to be together or that your original feelings were misplaced. It means that what you had was real. That there was love and genuine connection and a bond that made an impact. And that’s okay. It makes sense that you would miss them. It makes sense that you would feel hurt and destroyed and sad. Healing doesn’t happen overnight. It takes time to figure out how to navigate life without them. Time to create a new routine and find different people to fill your circle. Don’t run back just because you’re feeling the heaviness of that hole. You let them go for a reason.
Daniell Koepke, Daring To Take Up Space

Gemini

It’s okay to be in denial, to want things to go back to the way they were, to miss them, their hands, their smell. But please don’t wait around for them. Don’t hold out for a grand gesture or a despairing apologetic moment. Don’t contradict your heart and neglect your truth by wanting a reconciliation. Please remember that you are not meant to be with this person. You have to let them go.
Kelly Peacock, Loving, Longing, And Other Liminal Spaces

Cancer

You can still care for the people who hurt you, but that does not change the fact that you have to let them go.
Bianca Sparacino, A Gentle Reminder

Leo

Sometimes you need to let go and accept things the way they are, and not the way you wished they could be. Some parts of your journey are only supposed to be temporary. Maybe this is part of your journey to teach you a lesson, to teach you that you deserve more, to encourage you to grow.
Charlotte Freeman, This Was Meant To Find You When You Needed It Most

Virgo

Instead of vilifying yourself for staying longer than you should have, for giving your heart to those who could not hold it, instead of getting upset that you settled — celebrate the fact that you’ve opened your eyes to all that wasn’t growing you, celebrate the fact that you had the courage and the strength to walk away. Celebrate the fact that you are aware now.
Bianca Sparacino, A Gentle Reminder

Libra

You might be struggling to let them go, but that doesn’t mean that they’re meant for you. Because some people enter your life only to teach you how to fight for yourself and to honor what you truly deserve.
Jamal Cadoura, Holding Space For The Sun

Scorpio

When a relationship ends, all the focus may be geared towards moving on, letting go, and walking forward. But in order to survive the separation, to pull through, to get over the heartache, the ugliness of a breakup must also be confronted. You must come to terms with the fact that the relationship didn’t work because there is an important lesson you needed to learn. You must accept the truth that you simply aren’t the right one for them and they aren’t the right one for you. You must understand that it ended because of some defects in the connection and that in each other there exist flaws that both could not bear to embrace, that there are failings and deficiencies in the bond that was formed that both could not fulfill or meet. You must now process the lessons and adjust to your new life without them by your side.
Charis Ed, All The Love You Carry

Sagittarius

Sometimes the only way forward is to say goodbye.

Sometimes the only way forward is to choose yourself.
Charlotte Freeman, Everything You’ll Ever Need You Can Find Within Yourself

Capricorn

As if I was supposed to, I held onto that innate ache of losing you. I didn’t want to let go of my melancholy because that meant I would be letting you go with it, and I wasn’t ready for that yet, for a life without you.

But now I am.

I know I’m not meant to keep you any longer. I know I have to release this thread, to cut the rose-colored string. And so I do.
Kelly Peacock, Loving, Longing, And Other Liminal Spaces