عربي. arabian
always.
KOAN | When She Will Recognize Him
youtu.be/iBpPrbLGThI?si=EZVKo0Knf69G5xu6
Time does not pass.
It only lays down layers.
What once had form
dissolves,
returns as possibility.
Not as the same shape,
not with a name,
not with memory—
but as a recognition without knowing.
We do not meet again
because we were searching,
but because time remembers.
Perhaps reincarnation is nothing mystical.
Perhaps it is simply what happens
when time refuses
to let a possibility disappear.
And so we appear again—
not as ourselves,
but as nearness,
as echo,
as probability.
Not everything returns.
But some things remain
long enough in time
to become again.
by عربي (arabian)
always.
KOAN | When She Will Recognize Him
youtu.be/iBpPrbLGThI?si=EZVKo0Knf69G5xu6
Time does not pass.
It only lays down layers.
What once had form
dissolves,
returns as possibility.
Not as the same shape,
not with a name,
not with memory—
but as a recognition without knowing.
We do not meet again
because we were searching,
but because time remembers.
Perhaps reincarnation is nothing mystical.
Perhaps it is simply what happens
when time refuses
to let a possibility disappear.
And so we appear again—
not as ourselves,
but as nearness,
as echo,
as probability.
Not everything returns.
But some things remain
long enough in time
to become again.
by عربي (arabian)