Literature Reference: 心如定水随形应，口似悬河逐病治。—— 《赠僧五首 神照上人》 The heart is like still water, responding to forms; the mouth is like a torrent, curing illnesses. Source from 'Five Poems for Monks: Master Shenzhao' by Bai Juyi.
形: Situation, terrain: circumstances. In a name, it holds no literal significance.
应: Through and through, with prompt response. In names, it implies the natural flow and inevitable outcome as one would rightly expect.
Meaning: The heart is like still water, responding to forms, embodying a state of transcendence and natural harmony.