Haramitsu means pāramitā, or the Buddha's satori: reaching Buddhahood despite worldly distractions. 波 are waves; kanojyo wa nami ga aru ("she has waves in her mind") implies that a person is unstable from worry and confusion.
Haramitsu denotes the realization of pāramitā, or achieving enlightenment despite worldly turmoil. The term 波 alludes to waves; the expression kanojyo wa nami ga aru ("she has waves in her mind") implies that a person is unstable due to mental turbulence.