Life is a delicate, interconnected process, not a single entity.

Tamil philosophy contrasts 'Uruvam' (உருவம் - form, sensory) and 'Aruvam' (அருவம் - formlessness, abstract).

Form :

• Physical objects (chair, body)
• Measurable things (temperature, weight)
• Concrete actions (walking, eating)

Formlessness :

• Abstract ideas (love, time, gravity)
• Emotions (happiness, fear)
• Thoughts, consciousness

Life manifests as form, yet its essence is elusive, suggesting formlessness. How do you personally see life?

Is it primarily form, a sensory-perceivable process defined by biological functions? Or is it more akin to formlessness, an abstract concept, a set of principles beyond physical form?

Is life, in your understanding, simultaneously 'form and formlessness'?