Tepid Bath

A person lies in a bathtub filled with lukewarm water. The warmth of the water creates a sense of comfort and relaxation, but soon the boundaries between the body, the water, and the tub itself begin to waver. The skin feels porous, as if the water is seeping in, and the edges of the tub grow soft and indistinct. The person's own form becomes fluid, merging with the surrounding liquid. What was once a clear separation between self and environment dissolves into a single, lukewarm expanse. The water ripples gently, carrying fragments of thought and sensation. The person is no longer a distinct entity but part of a continuous, warm flow. The bathtub, once a container, now seems to extend infinitely, its limits lost in the haze. The experience is both disorienting and strangely peaceful, as the familiar world of solid forms gives way to a state of pure, liquid being. The lukewarm water holds everything together, erasing the lines that once defined reality.