EVERY BREAKING WAVE - A Meditation on Recurrence
Every breaking wave tells the next one there'll be one more.
"I believe in the kingdom come
Then all the colours will bleed into one
Bleed into oneBut yes, I’m still running“. -U2
Our finest entertainers have always carried the same theme. They are messengers on the wind - poets of the twist.
We are disappearing and reappearing to and from the heart of Love at the speed of gravity.
Energy began when, as One, we twisted Eternal Love into a moment of time - a point of view repeating until the resistance is reconciled.
Isaac Newton defined the twist - the first energy - by F=ma. He then developed Calculus as the ladder for our return.
"Stairway to heaven." - Led Zeppelin.
Max Planck measured F=ma and revealed its quantum: a constant packet of energy, Planck's constant.
Nikola Tesla recognized the world as the repetition of this same twist and invented alternating current from that insight.
"...the sphere of external influence extends to infinite distance.” – Nikola Tesla.
The twist repeats, and we scramble within its energy. The messages come through our poets, yet we listen only to the rhythms and miss the meaning.
This condition resolves itself by natural attrition.
The classroom remains: the children change.
There is no time in reality.
One is all; there is no other. And as we live in energy, we feel the heartbeat of Love but fear is its consequences. We are conditioned to the expectation of payback.
We are obliged to rise above fear, hear the messages, and act in accord. This is what we are here for.
Isaac Newton struck the core by describing the universe as a single movement repeating. Max Planck quantified that movement, Nikola Tesla utilized it.
This is where we begin to realize our divine prerogative.
We are not separate from the movement we study. Each thought, each breath, each moment of recognition is the twist remembering itself. The wave does not learn the ocean; it returns to it. And so do we.”
"I am not a wave on the ocean, I am the ocean in a wave" - Rumi
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Advaita Vedānta (Upanishads, Śaṅkara)
What begins in Love ends in Love, and begins again.
lt's all One in action - nothing stands alone.
