Meditation is an instrument of possible but unknown forces from in- and outside, from the instrument itself and from the meditator depending on their positions.
Meditation and the meditator are taking position in relation to themselves and to nature.
Meditation creates a space in-between, physically inaccessible only mentally reachable.
Meditation has no ability to represent results, is it still an instrument? An instrument to measure the un-measurable?
Meditation carries the impression of a permanent work in progress oscillating in between the oppositions visual-tactile, mechanical-organic, classification-pattern, recognition, syntax-mosaic, sequence-simultaneity, composition-improvisation, continous-discontinous.
Meditation is the representation of movement, movement inside and outside ourselves, the not measurable streams of vibration, the sound of the earth.
Heaviness is the root of lightness
Stillness is the master of movement
Lao Tze, Tao te Ching, 29