Tidal movements of affect embodied as domains of reflection, urgencies of thought which are more significant for their chains and cycles of excitation than for anything they are about. But the subject in its dual sense is a function of their enchaining and forms the enabling link to the experiencing affective ground. It is the feeling of feeling that is immediate but it is just this that can never be pointed to and yet it seems as though trapped in these recursions, weighed down by them. It is precisely because there is no point of view from which this can be observed that it is so important to observe it, to arrest its inevitable churn.