1.5
Though the hinge—the hinge of what is common (§1.1)—is not on, or attached to, the outlines of things, it almost is. It’s as though the outlines of things remain while things themselves are transformed.
The transformation involves concentration—a stilled breath—a focus of being.
Then, it happens.
It’s easier, for me in any case, to experience the transformation in particular forests.
But, shortly thereafter, I lose it and return to the familiar way I experience things.