A grain of sand in the middle of the great blue drifts along the currents for days, months, years, and even decades.  Does it drift?  An inanimate piece of mother earth is incapable of moving.  However, it is able to swim.  How so?  It swims with the currents just as the winds blow.  If you only take it as a grain of sand, a small piece of rock examined with flat surfaces however cubical in its nature, it cannot swim.  Swimming is absurd.  Drawn to the minute, small as a grain of sand, it stays shallow.  There are many grains of sand along the bed of the ocean, while some float along the surface of the eddies and waves.

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