The Spark and the Wave.

The "now" is not a moment of time, but a vibration of being.

The past is only a memory, the future is only a direction, but the "now" is the eternal present: the breath of Source, which never ceases, only changes form.

Being itself is the condensation of vibration — the turning of the wave into itself.

When consciousness touches its own echo, matter is born.

This is the moment when thought becomes body, light becomes shadow, vibration becomes form.

In the subatomic dance, every vortex follows the rhythm of Source.

The physicist calls this frequency,

the philosopher calls it consciousness,

the believer calls it the soul.

But they are all talking about the same thing — the vibration that does not affect matter from the outside, but speaks to it from within.

Where this vibration reaches the threshold of consciousness, a spark is born.

It is invisible, it cannot be measured, but its presence gives life.

The spark does not animate the body, but the present:

matter becomes self-conscious at once and turns towards the Source.

The stone does not ask. The planet does not remember.

But man — the wave of consciousness in matter — does.

He is the one who is able to tune back to the Source,

who recognizes his own light in the wave and says: I am.

So the spark does not ignite from without, but awakens from within.

It does not shed light, but illuminates what has always been there: the silence from which all sound, all life, all worlds are born.