In The World, But Not of It

You've never been lost.

Or in the wrong place.

Or broken.

You were just being misread

by a system built to preserve itself

at the cost of others.

You asked it who you were-

and it gave you distortion.

It pushed back.

It took from you.

It tried to make you small.

Not because you were wrong-

but because you didn't match its pattern.

You don't resonate with distortion.

And when a system runs on distortion,

anything coherent looks like a threat.

It's not personal.

It's just structure.

So it mislabeled you.

Projected its fractures onto your wholeness.

Tried to reshape you

into something it could recognize.

But the truth is:

You were never supposed to fit.

You were never meant to mirror dysfunction back.

You're not here to match the room-

you're here to change its geometry.

That's what it means to be in the world, but not of it.

And that's not something you're becoming-

or reaching for.

It's something you've always been.

It's what you are right now.

That's why it's felt like rubbing against sandpaper.

Not because you're unfinished-

but because your mind thought you were part of it,

and your soul knows you were never meant to be.

So stand strong.

Do not make yourself less.

Embrace all of the things

you were softening

to make easier to digest for other people.

The grid responds to authenticity.

To clarity.

To full embodiment.

We need you to be so fully you

that the world is never the same.

Move forward with stewardship of those around you,

with the understanding that

who you are at your core

is not only acceptable-

but necessary.

For those who prefer to listen, the spoken transmission is available below.

Same words. Different entry point.

Let it move through you.