"Let us note well that all the contradictions in which we exist ―
the misfortune of a thought that has nothing with which to begin
the misfortune of a thought that has nothing with which to begin
and dissipates from one infinite to the other;
the ambiguity by which we are scattered, not dwelling,
incessantly coming and going, always here and there
the ambiguity by which we are scattered, not dwelling,
incessantly coming and going, always here and there
and yet nowhere, curious with regard to everything
in order not to stop anywhere;
a world in which nothing is either present or absent,
where there is neither proximity not distance,
a world in which nothing is either present or absent,
where there is neither proximity not distance,
where everything escapes, leaving us the illusion of having everything ―
all this is the consequence of a dispersing, pervasive, and errant obscurity
all this is the consequence of a dispersing, pervasive, and errant obscurity
that we have not had the force to fix in place."
― Maurice Blanchot
...just breathe...
ReplyDeleteHow lovely the image of the veiled One, whose immanence is subtly felt ....
immanence . . . I love this word!
ReplyDeleteThank you, dear Flame.