Part 6: Nascence

The consistency of expectations comes in a discourse between individuals seeking to give solidity to the inexplicable through an outdated mode of communication.  Treachery has birthed this language of eschatology, the silent annihilation all-too-often incorrectly identified as beholden to religious structures (predominantly the three Abrahamic faiths) and their inherent dogmatic restrictions and seemingly limitless self-contradictions.  Eschatological linguistics arise rather conversely from the urge towards wholeness that presently existing discourses discount or disregard.  The formation of this language is such that attempting to give a description of its peculiar nuance here, before its nascence, when its inception is still only a hint, a mote, a speck, is like a blind paraplegic with no tongue and one ear attempting to describe whalesong from a place on the shore.