ground, n.All

Ground is the conditions for something to come into existence, or 'appear'. 'Everything has its sufficient ground' and that is, the true essentiality of any thing is . . . As having its being in any other.

What did the ground say to the earthquake?“You crack me up!”

The Ground is rare in being something we're more afraid of the further away we get from it.

Ground is the unity of 'identity and difference' and the precursor of appearance. The investigation of 'necessary and sufficient grounds' is a movement from measure towards the discovery of lawfulness'.

Chicago was raised by over a foot during the 1850s and ’60s without disrupting daily life.