A Way (n.) is within us, not in Gods, teachings or laws: within us is the way, the truth, and the life.
A Way (n.) into the future is never paved: we build roads by going on, and create the truth by living it.
A Way (n.) can only be your own: there is only one way, and that is your way — I warn you away from my own.
A Way (n.) redeems you because it lets you live both what you are and what your values pull you toward — not at once, but from mountain to valley and back.
Way (n.) is the way only when one finds it and follows it for oneself; no general prescription says how it should be done.
Way (n.) has such power that it carries others away and ignites them; you do not know how this happens, so it is best to call the effect magical.
A Way (n.) of individuation is ineffable and must not be betrayed — like the way of Zen, a sharp knife that also twists like a serpent; it needs faith, courage, and no end of honesty and patience.