“A strangely dimensional membrane, fundamentally (more than) unified. At once flexible and fluid, producing and dissolving various forms and modes of dimensionality and dimension, changing and emerging, and at the same time eternally itself.

As if beings and circumstances are, indeed, only somewhat more than the strangely accrued character of particularly complex expressions of timespace itself, little storms of the membrane — arising, organizing, acting, and disappearing like a kind of music or speech…

These are the expressions of properties of this transcendental membrane, itself arising from something so astonishingly strange that it renders our wildest formulations too mundane, by far, to even consider.”

— an anonymous informant