Only If We Are Capable Of Dwelling,

Everyone Is The Other And No One Is Himself.

Thinking Begins Only When We Have Come To Know That Reason, Glorified For Centuries, Is The Stiff-necked Adversary Of Thought.

A Boundary Is Not That At Which Something Stops, But That From Which Something Begins.

We Do Not "have" A Body; Rather, We "are" Bodily.

The World, In Resting Upon The Earth, Strives To Surmount It. As Self-opening It Cannot Endure Anything Closed. The Earth, However, As Sheltering And Concealing, Tends Always To Draw The World Into Itself And Keep It There