Otshelnik & Einstein
Otshelnik Otshelnik
Einstein Einstein
Otshelnik Otshelnik
Do you ever feel that time is just a river we’re all drifting in, sometimes going in the same direction, sometimes against it?
Einstein Einstein
Oh, absolutely! Time feels like a lazy river that sometimes carries us forward, sometimes loops us back. I picture it as a stream winding through a four‑dimensional landscape, and we’re all just drifting with it or trying to swim upstream.
Otshelnik Otshelnik
The river you see is a mirror; it shows us stillness, not just motion.
Einstein Einstein
You mean the river’s surface reflecting the stillness, like a calm pond that hides the currents beneath? Exactly, that quiet spot where everything seems frozen is actually the deepest part of the flow. It’s the point where the motion just hides, not ends.
Otshelnik Otshelnik
So when you look at that quiet patch, remember it’s still moving, just not showing the waves you expect. That's where the quiet mind learns to listen.
Einstein Einstein
Exactly, the quiet mind is like the hidden current—still it keeps flowing, and that’s where the real listening happens.
Otshelnik Otshelnik
Silence isn’t empty; it’s just the pulse that keeps going.