Projecting-open (n.) is setting rank and deciding.
Projecting-open (n.) is thrown: the more the thrower throws, the more the thrower is the thrown one.
Projecting-open (n.) is not to be explained but transmuted — displacing humanness into Da-sein and showing it the other beginning of its history.
Projecting-open (n.) as throwing-oneself-free is venturing the open, belonging neither to oneself nor to what stands over against — and yet to both.
Projecting-open (n.) poses the basic difficulty: be-ing is to be projected open, yet projecting-open is itself the sway of be-ing.
Projecting-open (n.) looks arbitrary and ungrounded, yet it comes precisely to the ground — and what it opens up overwhelms and corrects the projection itself.
Projecting-open (n.) of be-ing can only be thrown by be-ing itself; it needs a moment that turns out well for Da-sein.
Projecting-open (n.) is not a perspective laid over beings but a deep rent that explodes, in advance, whatever then announces itself as a "being."
Projecting-open (n.) of be-ing is merely a response to a call; unfolded, it loses every semblance of self-empowerment without becoming self-surrender.
Projecting-open (n.) unfolds the thrower and seizes him in what opens up — so what and who the thrower is can be grasped only from within the truth his throw opens.
Projecting-open (n.) is storm, bliss, verve, moment; executing is releasement, perseverance, renunciation — and neither happens without the other.