He had transferred his existence into a reality that denied both the eye and the flesh. Sight and touch no longer applied, yet he had learned new means to see and feel.

It  took  time to adjust to this ゛. loss of physical certainty,   to the radicaltranslation of form       and the conversion of perception.

Gradually, his awareness expanded from the.point. where he had arrived.

Layer by layer, his perception radiated outward   and thereby  reassembled itsel f.It encountered resistance, traced variation, and mapped relation. Difference accumulated, then acquired direction. With that, the boundaries of his presence steadied. The world gained edges; among them, he found his own.

   He had 
transferred 
     his existence 

into a reality that denied both the eye and the flesh. 
          Sight and touch 
  no longer applied,         yet he had learned 
            new means 
     to see and feel.
It took  time   
 to adjust

 

to this ゛. loss 
         of physical certainty, 
to the radical          

translation of form
    and the conversion 
     of perception.

 Gradually, 
       his awareness 
   exp a n d e d 
          from the.point. 
    where he had arrived. 

                Layer by layer, 
  his perception 
            radiated outward   
            and thereby  
             reassembled
          it s e l  f.
 
 

It encountered resistance, traced variation, and mapped relation.
Dif
ference
accumulated,
then a
cquired
direction.
With that, the
boundaries
of his
prese
nce
steadied.

The world gained edges;
among them, he found his own.