When A Wave Is Not A Wave

When is a wave not a wave? The answer is, it never was. There was a movement through water. The energy was continuously changing, the water was continuously changing. To be able to point it out, we called it a wave, and that was useful. But in reality there was no wave there that truly had a moment's existence ever. And all that ended when the wave hit the granite was an appearance that never had any inherent existence.

So we ourselves go out, like a shout where there was never even a whisper.

19 August 2017
Texas Jim (exercising the logic of Nagarjuna)
Clark's Island, Nova Scotia
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