| p43 | Thinking "of" is not knowing the unnameable. Being known "to" the unnameable by the unnameable is being possessed. Possessed by the ultimate care of the unnameable, called the unnameable because it cannot be distinguished, is an overwhelmedness of care and meaning hidden within the subject of the care. She is called "to" the ultimate sacrifice of the body to new life … without the conceptual fallacy that there is more than one. No "this or that" exists within the hidden realm of the womb where the babe is formed of union. |