III

He that seeketh God himself,
need only grasp forth to the heavens,
so that he may seize the universe unto his hands.
The peripheral point beside the macrocosm.

Blessed is he that shalt deny the ground beneath his very feet.

A denotion of both divine and profane.
What is God, if not that which harbours the potential
to be weighed against the idea of God?
With the absence of the bounds of morality,
God falls into the perpetual abyss of surpassing himself.
Subvertio Deus

« Quam ob rem haec dicit Dominus ecce ego inducam super eos mala de quibus exire non poterunt et clamabunt ad me et non exaudiam eos »
Jeremiah XI:XI

The overwhelming gravity of nothingness shall shew forth the greatest of knowledge.
Swallowed by the void of despair, an endless abyss and abatement from the flesh.
Is it not through madness one can behold the cosmos through the eye of God?