It had neither being nor name. Balance is ever represented in them. Western religions focus more on order while other religions see the void as the ultimate. They all indicate that polarities, whether physical, emotional, mental, or spiritual, are attributes of creation. Creative individuals also balance a paradox of polarities.
Creation involves polarities and the emergence of form through their bisociation.
Taoism provides a clear example of this in the formless, nameless Tao, its supreme ultimate. From the Tao emerge first yin and yang, and then form. Being from non-being. One may think of the Tao as the chaos of non-being but the void is unitary. I believe this Chinese metaphor proposes another role for chaos in the duality of the creative process.