Is a void like an abyss that is a demon/god that could but probably won’t stare back, one that we react to with violence or credulity, or much less commonly with curiosity? Or is it more a nothingness, a lack, a presence of an absence, a desire felt for an unavailable—even impossible—object that disappears when the object is possessed. It’s as if the desire is the object of desire.
Then there…
“God does not work through the is.” God works through what Lao Tzu calls the weak, the empty; this is the same God.
Senses and the world — a mingling of desires. And in this body which I keep close to my own, I hold this strange joy which comes down from sky to sea.
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#### Greek unfurls meaning like a fractal—each clause a spiral, each idea a seed of plenty. A language that doesn’t just describe abundance but generates it. #languagearchitecture #fractalplenty #greeksyntax #plentification
Relational Field Theory - Plentification - Greek: A Model of Fractal Plenty
That’s the way it is, he said, a slight sense of failure that keeps growing stronger and the body gets used to it. You can’t escape the void, just as you can’t help crossing the streets if you live in a city, with the added annoyance that sometimes the street is endlessly wide, the buildings look like warehouses out of gangster movies, and some people choose the worst moments to think about their mothers.
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Relational Field Theory - Plentification – Value‑Multiplying Model
