To Dwell Is To Garden.

The Senses Do Not Enable Us To Cognize Any Entity In Its Being; They Merely Serve To Announce The Ways In Which 'external' Things Within-the-world Are Useful Or Harmful For Human Creatures Encumbered With Bodies....they Tell Us Nothing About Entities In Their Being.

Dwelling Is Not Primarily Inhabiting But Taking Care Of And Creating That Space Within Which Something Comes Into Its Own And Flourishes.

And So Man, As Existing Transcendence Abounding In And Surpassing Toward Possibilities, Is A Creature Of Distance. Only Through The Primordial Distances He Establishes Toward All Being In His Transcendence Does A True Nearness To Things Flourish In Him.

We Still By No Means Think Decisively Enough About The Essence Of Action.

There Is No Such Thing As An Empty Word, Only One That Is Worn Out Yet Remains Full.