Salt Unseen, Yet Everywhere in the Water
Put this salt in water. Next day: bring back the salt. He could not — it had dissolved. Taste the water. How is it? Salty. You do not see the salt, yet it is everywhere in it. So too the true is here, unseen.
Have I tried to taste what is unseen yet dissolved into every moment of life?
📝Reflection
After the seed image, the father dissolves salt in water. Next day the salt is unseen, yet every part of the water tastes salty. That the unseen is not absent — this time he confirms it with the tongue. The source is not set apart in one corner but dissolved evenly into every moment of life. So too is love — not present only in some special moment but soaked through an ordinary day, felt suddenly only as a 'taste.' When we try to taste rather than to see, what was invisible is confirmed with the whole body.
🌱Apply It Today
In one ordinary moment today, 'taste' a good thing dissolved but unseen — someone's quiet care.
This verse is read as universal humanistic wisdom, not religion — no faith is promoted, and the reflection is 100% original ONGO content.
