| p32 | Compacted and forgotten in the drive to acquire is the desire to give, to return like for like. Forgotten in the desire to give is the desire to give "to" rather than "for." A great purposefulness shrouds the intentions and piles them one upon another. Humanity provides for itself, giving to one another in wantonness, a giving of like to like that excludes the sacred, misers to its own kind. Erring in what it believes is like unto itself, giving one false representation to another, it feasts on a diet of cardboard, as if no real meal is to be found. |