When you’ve been
weaving long enough,
you’ll realize: not every thread comes from you.
Some threads come from
stories you thought were over.
Some from destinies you haven’t yet begun.
And some—surprisingly—come from prayers in another’s dream,
handed to you through a mysterious crossing of paths.
At this point, skill
is no longer enough.
What you need is the Eye of the Weaver—
The one that sees the entire tapestry.
That sees where a thread truly began,
and where it longs to return.
Not the eyes on your
face,
but the ones within—that pierce the fog.
Sometimes, they help
you see harmony hidden in chaos.
Sometimes, they reveal fear behind someone’s attack.
Sometimes, they whisper: "Stop here. Do nothing."
Because this thread is not yours to alter—
you are merely its temporary guardian.
With the Weaver’s eye,
you no longer rush to fix, interfere, or prove.
You learn to pause. To see. To perceive.
You stop using love as
a way to control.
You step back gently,
and let the thread tell you where it wants to go.
The true weaver never
forces a pattern.
She simply ensures that
every thread finds its rightful place.
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