"I once beheld a herder,Who shed his whip and donned a sheepskin.He forgot the whip, forgot the flock,Believing himself to be a sheep." In a layer of my consciousness, I entered a winding dream. Wind swept across the silent wilderness where a flock of sheep grazed quietly. The herder, who once held the whip, now lowered his head, learning to bleat. He had grown so adept that even his dreams began dreaming like sheep. He issued no more commands, drove no more onward. He said:"I am weary of con...