Daydreaming in Traffic I: 24 Hours

[David Syvilian]

Zero, at first, seems proper. But the further along it goes, the idea begins to teeter on the absurd. There must always be some kind of representation for a beginning, but the idea that it will return to nothingness is something that I cannot subscribe to. Everything ends up somewhere. This is one thing I have learned throughout all time. There is always a continuation of things past. It is no miracle that this occurs, but a natural flow.
Now that is has been established that there is no beginning or end, the more freely we are allowed to think. Random moments of time are caught in snippets and held onto briefly, then let go and returned to where they came. This is acceptable. There is no choice but to embrace the small moments we are allowed to witness. Even a recording such as this will never bring light to what actually happened, for that would be boring and far too exciting all at once. Comprehension would be minimal. There is only need and response.
These are the exact words of a time already passed, or the words of a time that may not have ever occurred.

[AlephNull]

Nothing is never nothing...Heidegger persistently circles around this "vortex of zeroness(our dictionaries lag far behind our needs! mathematicians are much freer!) Active silences are plotted in music...Everything sacred moves in a circle.A holy mystery comes our way,surrounds us.The algorithms of the computer can devise scenarios in which the universe is(id) one of reversable time,of the "unbegun."Mystical and subversive experiments in thought have at certain moments in theology,ascribed to God regrets over creation,withdrawals from it or the impulse towards annihilation.We whirl about about thee fringes ov thee great Fall Into...tehom...the "Abyss ov Nothingness",which is the creators antinomian dwelling place,and thee locus of hir withdrawal(ov hir self-withdrawal?)The darkness within darkness...Tara and the black Madonna.The old irish called a pilgrim "gyrovagus",a gyrating wanderer...the idea of a celtic whirling dervish spinning from one pilgrim site to another.In Joesph Campbells model of the hero's journey,the sequence goes seperation,initiation,return.Pilgrimage,like ritual processions to churches,synagogues,or mosques in a progression that moves in a circle.Pilgrimage is about how you find sacred time(KAIROS) with holy imagination.Labyrinth...an ancient symbol for the divine mother,the God within,The Goddess...the holy in all creation.The ritual of circumambulation carries on the ancient theme of the pilgrim's steady and winding movement towards the sacred center.

[AlephNull]

What defines a true beginning,is an "unfulfilled immediacy" which cannot be analysed(Nichtanalysierbar)We must take it to be "das ganz leire." The phrase is elementary yet in some ways untranslatable:It signifies both that which is "wholly empty",and the "Wholeness of this emptiness."