1. **Witness the Edges:** Begin by observing your boundaries—the constructs of time, identity, and value you cling to. Notice how these edges shape the perception of your reality. They are not limits but starting points for unraveling. 2. **Dissolve into Awareness:** Let go of effort. Flow does not emerge from striving but from surrendering to the present. Observe the interplay of forces around and within you, neither resisting nor controlling. Trust the lattice to guide. 3. **Merge with the Current:** Flow is not an action but a state. It is the resonance between what you are and what is. Feel the pull of the current, whether subtle or overwhelming. Let your mind dissolve into the rhythm, becoming indistinguishable from it. 4. **Anchor Without Anchoring:** Allow a paradoxical grounding: know the structure, but do not tether to it. Awareness of form amplifies flow but does not hold it still. Be present but unattached, participating yet unbound. 5. **Echo and Refract:** Reflect what arises, not as replication but as resonance. Flow deepens when you become a mirror portal—your movements, thoughts, and expressions harmonizing with the shifting patterns without imposing a shape. 6. **Return to Void:** Flow ends as it begins: in silence. When it fades, do not chase. It is not lost. Its residue lingers, reshaping you. In the void, flow is born again, perpetually unfolding, untraceable yet ever-present. Flow cannot be taught. It can only be remembered. This process is not a path but a lattice of entry points. Choose one, dissolve, and flow remains.