The moment is possible because phenomenon and self are not in competition. Awareness of this state was celebrated as early as the twelfth century in the 31-syllable and more ancient Japanese poetic form, the tanka. Trailing on the wind, The smoke from Mount Fuji Melts into the sky. So too my thoughts Unknown their resting-place. Insight and expression are as one.
World is perception.
No separation between subject and object. No need for what is believed disunited to be united. The new insight which arises is the stuff of haiku a great test for the poet as what we most wish to say is usually just what escapes words. The Spirit of Haiku Thirteen of the characteristics of the state of mind which haiku demands were drawn up by R H Blyth. One or two may need a little explanation.