Are we all the same?

We are all made of water. Water comes from the same ocean. And further, the ocean is made of salt. The ocean, the concept of it, is here in the bodily realm. By rule of substitution, the ocean, in the heavenly realm, represents space. And the waters move in time, so up there they represent time and motion (there are two names for it, so here, humans are the measure of all things). And the salt, well, it is the unconditioned, which the condition of space. But it has no name, it was there always already, but you cannot perceive it, just as you cannot perceive the dissolved salt in the ocean, until after the death of the ocean, you can see the filtered salt...

Trash_Aesthetic wrote:
A motion is not to be found in the place where something was moved, something will be moved, but also not in the place, distinct from the other two: where something is being moved. Because if it were, there would be two motions; that which exists in the motion, by nature, and that which exists in the place, by nature of its definition (in that which is being moved).

Therefore, we're in a dream; the real world, where everything is in motion, is elsewhere, no?

Thoughts?