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The Inner World Collection · curated edition

The Untold Path: Letting Go of What Was to Allow What Can Be

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About 1 minute · 4 stanzas

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There is a path you have not yet walked, A road that winds through the unknown, Through the mystery of what has not yet been written. This is the path of your true life, The one that stretches beyond the stories of the past, Beyond the confines of what you once believed To be possible.

It is easy to hold on to the familiar, To cling to the safety of the known, But your soul is calling you To something greater. To release the grip on the past, To let go of the comfort that keeps you small.

What lies ahead is more than you could have imagined, But it requires you to step Into the untold, into the space where your heart can soar.

Do not be afraid of the uncertainty, For the divine is guiding you, Whispering in every breath, In every quiet moment, That you are ready for more.

Take a moment before choosing what comes next.

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“There is a path you have not yet walked,
A road that winds through the unknown,
Through the mystery of what has not yet been written.
This is the path of your true life,”
The Untold Path: Letting Go of What Was to Allow What Can BePoetry by Michael Yap
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This curated edition is shared as personal artistic expression, not medical, financial or relationship advice. Sacred names and traditions are approached with respectful poetic or devotional context.

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