Sin/Shin ש

Sin is the twenty-first, and it is an armed bow, about to fire.

It is the aspiration and the moment of ignition, it is both the man who shoots and the missile shot. And where the tongue is, there also is the heart. It is what is to be, and also what it is that is to be.

Shin is the moment of change; where things were, things are not — and yet where things were tells you where things will be. The question that needs to be asked is where the archer aimed his shot before things changed.