10.3 Providingness is neither entropic nor anti-entropic. The unruly ground is anti-entropic insofar as it is manifest in traces within the orders of nature natured. A sacred interval serves entropically as it encounters the order of a sacred fold. A sacred fold functions anti-entropically from the standpoint of the human process, but not in the infinite long run. 11.1 To be human is to be the locus of internal unconscious complexes.
All complexes are subject to projection onto sacred folds and intervals.
There is a transference field connecting projections to their objects. There is a sacred countertransference but it does not come from a conscious agent. The sacred countertransference is encountered as a resistance to projection. The sacred countertransference is not a human product. There is no sacred history or history of being.