Shree

Shree 

Wind or movement is all over the "space". Rather "space" has every aspect of movement within it. It is _however not felt_. To feel then, space requires to "limit" itself or contain itself or construct a boundary. The moment a boundary is constructed, all sorts of "movements" occur - of time, change, relations, air, water, _forms of all kinds_!....

This means all such aspects of "space" come to fruition or creation only when a boundary is perceived...else those aspects in truth aren't there! Those aspects aren't there means their effects and causes are _perceived_ in a particular frame of limitation..which is the "scaled down version of the truth"!...

In the above explanation currently, space is equated with existence itself - the two are considered synonymous. Therefore even whatever physical and mental space is perceived, becomes a scaled down version! Hence "existential space" is even above or vast or limitless or beyond the space we see or perceive! 

"Movement" is felt in our perception as change, dependence, temporariness and _pressure_.

Pressure to perform, pressure to change, pressure to stick around, pressure to prove, pressure to do multiple things, pressure because of incompleteness, pressure because of differences, pressure because of thoughts and feelings, pressure on account of connections, pressure because of circumstances and the list can be unending.

Summary "presence of pressure" is inevitable and is God's Will or the Existential Will to become the Truth, again. Hence one aspect of all these pressures is to transcend once and for all. 

That is referred as स्थिर होणे, शांत होणे.

Logically then, if there is a Will to transcend, so should there exist a Will to become something and take up a form! Why so?

I don't know. Saints refer to this _action_ of Existence as Divine Will.

Hari Om.