‘to be properly expressed, a thing must proceed from within, moved by its form: it must come, not in from without but out from within’
(a.k.coomaraswmy – on the traditional doctrine of art –  meister johann eckhart quote, p14, golgonooza press, 1977)

fragment 3.2 – the indivisible

an inseparable singularity
          of separated processes
                    an integrated field
                              of unintegrated materials
                                        an infinite ocean
                                                  of finite instances


fragment 3.6 - withdrawal

the strange allure
of an obscure
withheld
imaginal
object
opening
darkly

‘it becomes impure and pure in itself, it dissolves and coagulates itself, or, as the sages say, locks and unlocks itself: it is the quintessence, above all things and in all creatures’
(c.j.jung – p190, mysterium coniunctionis – routledge & kegan paul, 1963 / citation: p216-217, gloria mundi, mus.herm)