Everything that appears passes away, yet within the flux of appearances there shines a meaning that cannot itself be reduced to what appears. The structures that make experience possible, time, intentionality, Being, and the elusive “I”, do not stand before us as objects but remain concealed within the very act of disclosure. Their nature is to give themselves ambiguously, forever grounding experience while escaping complete capture by thought. What follows is not an attempt to explain these mysteries, but to point toward the anonymous source from which all meaning and worldhood arise. … More The Anonymous Life of Consciousness: Toward a Transcendental Seeing