True Allowing

For most of my life, I thought the path forward was mine to build.
That progress came from planning, control, and relentless effort.

But the harder I tried to carve the road, the more I realised:
I was standing in it.

Every time I forced outcomes or demanded answers,
I was blocking the very current I kept asking for.

Jesus said, “I am the Way.”
And I believe that.
The Way — God, Source, the Universe — already is.
It doesn’t need my permission.
It only needs my space.

When I step aside, when I stop trying to direct the flow,
I remember that God doesn’t need help steering the river.
He just needs me to stop damming it with doubt.

So this is my practice now:
to stop interrupting the miracle in motion.
To stop standing in The Way
and allow The Way to move through me.

I no longer chase — I create space for the Universe to deliver.
I no longer strive — I stay aligned.

Because everything I seek already knows how to find me.
If I’d only stop standing in its path.