This document discusses conceptualizing the surfed wave as a relational place through the lenses of assemblage and convergence. It argues that the surfed wave is an assemblage comprised of various interacting parts like the surfer's body and skills, equipment, cultural influences, and environmental factors. The document also asserts that surfing involves a convergence where the boundaries between surfer and wave become blurred, creating a sense of oneness and flow. Through these relational perspectives, the surfed wave challenges traditional static notions of place and provides an identity and experience deeply connected to nature.