Tag Archives: Israel Gush Katif

taking back the keys to now time

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Dave

To break the pattern of everything continuing as usual. This kind of eternal catastrophe characterized by a boundless domination of the mythical subsuming and devouring everything in its path. Its the Kafka problematic where the fall, original sin is ingeniously … Continue reading →

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footprints in the desert sand: eternal dust

Posted on April 6, 2012 by Dave

A divine foundation for nature. Even human nature. The whole thing would probably be unintelligible to alien beings and the cold reason of modern rationalism, scientific inquiry that tends to fudge the facts, cannot really explain it. So, there must … Continue reading →