The wyrding way is real. It’s the current that moves through your life, shaping outcomes, pushing you through tests, arranging strange synchronicities. It’s not random. Norse myth called it wyrd, the threads spun by the Norns. Dune used the same word to describe the shaping force behind human evolution. Christianity called it the spirit. All of them point to the same thing. There’s something moving behind the scenes. It doesn’t speak in language. It speaks in patterns. In pressure. In alignment. In things that are too perfect to be coincidence. It’s not soft. It’s not kind. It refines you by breaking you.
Animals don’t have it. Wyrd is a human trait. Animals live on instinct. They don’t get tested. They don’t get called. You do.
The wyrding way is something we must attune ourselves to. It assists us in shaping our lives for the ultimate good. What it is, I don’t know, I just know something is there. It works on us whether we want it to or not, and it’s up to us to not interfere with it.
Be it a collective force like a deity or even just yourself, it will bend you and guide you to where you need to go to fulfill your purpose.
Have you seen it’s influences in your life? Fate is such a strange concept for our modern scientific philosophies, but our ancestors knew that something was shaping them.
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