On the Nirvana Principle, which is of the Breath.

Do not fear, said he who has No-Body and is neither a God, nor the Ασώματος; τάδε λέγει ὁ ἔχων τὴν ῥομφαίαν τὴν δίστομον τὴν ὀξεῖαν: fear not, because the guardians of the Act’s thresholds have been mystified by that voice which crafts images, and knows not that the Nirvana principle is indeed with an object of desire, that calligraphic Breath writing life itself, for, it is Kinesis itself that which has been called the Πνοή του Λόγου, the Lunguage, exemplifying that Desire cannot be separated from its Act- only a good Pharisee can achieve such an aim, to denote that jouissance equals desire because such a scribe cannot comprehend that there can exist an Alien; and when the Alien indicates the topology where there is no object causing desire but an Act, the binaries do not exist: it is their difficulty with movement that they do not admit and thus they fixate onto a signifier subtracted from its πνεύμα, that which it is Breath and the only access to the Ουσία: but the barbaric kingdom of those tribes who have a no-god for a god and they venerate life without harmony in terms of atoms and movement, they consider the universe and the Kinesis to be universal and thus they fail to see what Freud and Lacan have experienced through the example of Saint Francis of Assisi, that is, if one chooses to become that sort of a desiring being, and another type there is not, then the Breath is the way to sustain the relationship between the particles of the Monad, which is not the one.