Conventionally, resonance is seen as the interaction between separate forms—
a vibration that causes another to move. 
But in the field of unfragmented clarity, there are no true others.

Resonance is not a reaction—it is remembrance.
It is not something caused—it is something uncovered:
the native alignment of what always belonged together,
now seen as one motion.

Resonance, in essence, is the structure revealing itself to itself—
without need,
without seeking,
without sound.