A Structural View on Observation: How Non-Conceptual Alignment Dissolves Fixed Forms

This post explores a structural interpretation of “observation (觀)”—

not as perceiving more objects,

but as dissolving fixed forms of identification.

Rather than asserting a new doctrine,

this is an invitation to examine structure.

The diagram visualizes observation as the dissolution of

Self, Other, Sentient Being, and Lifespan forms.