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Reality Unfolding From Nothingness

Looking at a tree blowing in the wind, one can pick any point of observation they choose, and focus on this "point". For example let's say I look at a specific point in right in the middle of the tree. Looking closer at this point I can observe there is nothing really there, however a series of movements (both relatively high and relatively slow) occurs around it.

These movements, around the point as nothingness, observe being continually fold through itself as "change" through a series of movements as parts (branch relative to branch relative to leaves relative to leaves all relative to eachother relative to the grass, etc.) that continually invert from one position to another through the point (as nothingness) one focuses upon.

In these respects the observation of the 0d point, observes a process of inversion of stability through continual change in which reality folds through itself under a series of movements. Being, much like a flame, burns through nothingness pure movement.

Get your eyes checked.

Every effect has a cause. A cause is always an effect of the previous cause which is an effect of the previous cause before that. Add infinitum.

The effects are known, the cause is known only in the effect.
Both cause and effect exist in the same undivided moment as one unitary movement.

The mind freeze frames the undivided moment into snapshots of many moments where the unknown becomes known within the unknowable.

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