Ambiguity is in our nature. People are concrescences of ambiguity.

Ambiguity is the devil's volleyball.

Ambiguity is a loss of any sensitivity to the distinction between genuine understanding and superficial chatter.

Ambiguity is a form of inauthenticity (structured temporally by the present) characterized by the inability to tell what is idle talk or mere curiosity, and what is indeed deep.

Complexity must be compensated with simplicity.

Complexity is the mother of reinvention

Complexity is that out of which simplicities emerge.

Complexity is often a device for claiming sophistication, or for evading simple truths.

Concealment is impossible with some matters — You cannot pack awls in a sack.

Concealment is that by which evil is nourished and grows.

Concealment is a process that not only withholds reality from us, it also shelters it and lets it be, deeper than the thin facades through which they become visible to us. It guards what is secret

Concealment is not just something that robs or deprives us of beings—it also preserves what is proper to the things.