Sanctum

Completeness,

i.e. Wholeness, Holiness, @1’ness, Fullness (Fulfilment)

Understanding wholeness Entering SANCTUM Getting to SANCTUM The incompleteness of SANCTUM The virtual sanctuary The sanctuary shines when it wills The actual sanctuary The sanctuary incumbent, i.e. the saint The saint’s triple incompleteness The Pilgrimage Site

Understanding SANCTUM The word ‘sanctum’ is derived from the Latin sanctus ‘holy’, from sancire ‘consecrate’. The word ‘consecrate’ is derived from the Latin consecrat- ‘dedicated, devoted as sacred’, from the verb consecrare, from con- (expressing intensive force) + sacrare ‘dedicate’. For ‘holy’ read: having the status (or state) of being whole, complete (from the Latin completus, past participle of complere ‘fill up, finish, fulfil’, from com- (expressing intensive force) + plere ‘fill’), therefore: full (as in fulfilled); though actually empty (of turbulence or disorder), the identity that defines, hence encloses it is experienced fully as absolutely whole, certain true and so on. therefore: @one, as one, as a 1, having the order of 1 (hence @ min. entropy therefore: @rest, as a steady state, at peace, turmoil eliminated, @ max. entropy consequently: true, because @100%, hence @ deadweight consequently: perfect, because presenting as a fact, because an order of 1 consequently: good: because @100% functional perfect ……… and so on and on The ‘holy’ is (called) SANCTUM. SANCTUM is home, because if provides absolute fulfilment. A sanctuary is a particular home, i.e. SANCTUM limited or sliced, enclosed, thus particularised, thus capable of being identified. continue ....