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Chapter 6


    In fact, only t is false.

    It will o die.

    But .

    For example, a wave rises in an ocean.

    If ts to survive as a  cannot; it is bound to die.

    will die.

    Unless, of course, it becomes ice.

    If it contracts, becomes solid, t can survive.

    But still, in t sort of survival the ocean.

    Remember, as a  is not apart from t is one he ocean.

    As ice, it parts from t separates, it becomes solid.

    In it, tracted; it has become frozen.

    As a   becomes a c  t  off from the ocean.

    And  survive in t state? soever is frozen edly melt.

    A poor  a little sooner, tle longer -- ake a little longer to melt a big wave, w sooner.

    It is only a question of time, but melting is bound to happen.

    t and it s it will disappear.

    But if to to make itself cease to exist as separate, if it o come to kno it is in fact t be any question of the waves disappearing.

    t disappears or remains, it still exists -- because it kno quot;I am not a he ocean.

    quot;  disappears as a  still exists -- in a state of rest.

    rises, it is in a state of activity.

    And resting is no less enjoyable tive.

    In fact, it is even more enjoyable.

    tate of activity and tate of rest.

    ate of activity, and ate of rest.

    It is like a restless les , and t falls back into the ocean and disappears.

    It still exists.

    ever it  is noill t it is at rest.

    o assert itself
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