The Way / Already Whole 3

(Intro)

Am I open—

open without conditions,

or open only

to getting what I want?

I don’t always know the answer.

(Verse 1)

Knowing would require

a level of self-awareness

I’m not sure

I consistently inhabit.

But nothing is actually lacking.

There is only

what has not yet been uncovered.

The unfolding is already whole,

even as it reveals itself slowly.

(Loop)

Already whole.

Already whole.

(Verse 2)

I wonder sometimes

if I’m meant to uncover it,

or simply wait

as it unfolds.

What I’m learning

is that I don’t direct the process—

I witness it.

It moves through me,

loosening what I’ve been gripping,

pulling free what I thought was fixed,

ungluing me from the tracks

I believed I had to follow.

(Loop – returns, slightly expanded)

I don’t direct it.

I witness it.

(Verse 3)

And my senses—

my felt sense,

my inner knowing—

become the only guidepost

that matters.

I worry sometimes

they’ll lead me astray.

But there is only truth

and resistance to truth.

Nothing else.

(Drop)

Only truth.

Only truth.

And resistance to truth.

(Verse 4)

When I am open,

the way is not confusing.

It has a quiet clarity—

a sense of flow

The invitation is not

to search for certainty,

but to have reverence

for what is already

moving through me.

(Bridge)

What did we come here with, really,

but open hands

and a soft heart?

Finding the way home

is not something I solve.

It’s something I live.

I lead by walking.

(Outro)

I stop looking back.

There is nothing for me in the dark.

Nothing I’ve forgotten behind me.

Everything I need

is already illuminated.

So I continue—

step by step—

believing in the truth

that is revealing itself

as I move.