…synchronicity? And me dreams, oh, Lachlan's has come through. Now let the sensible selves of my ego urge, as Michaelis de Cusack calls them, re-amalgam urge in that antipathos of contraries wherein the Baxter's and the Fleischmann's cease to bedevil us and…

…of the universe once in contact continues to be in harmony with every other part it was once in contact with. Nicholas de Cusack refers to Nicholas of Cusa, who said the gates of paradise open when one perceives the identity of opposites. The identity of…

…great coincidence, as Joyce called it, the coincidence of contraries. which is the dance of synchronicity throughout nature. Nicholas de Cusack illustrates that because it refers to Nicholas of Cusa who said that, and it also refers to Michael Cusack, who…

…de Cusack illustrates that because it refers to Nicholas of Cusa who said that, and it also refers to Michael Cusack, who was a notorious anti-Semitic nationalist in Dublin in Joyce's youth. Throughout Finnegan's Wake, the opposites are often portrayed…

…Finnegan's Wake, the opposites are often portrayed as Mick and Nick, which is the archangel Michael and the devil. Nicholas de Cusack combining Nicholas of Cusa and Michael Cusack is Mick and Nick at the same time, thereby showing the identity of opposites,…

…portrayed as Mick and Nick, which is the archangel Michael and the devil. Nicholas de Cusack combining Nicholas of Cusa and Michael Cusack is Mick and Nick at the same time, thereby showing the identity of opposites, which Nicholas of Cusa said we had…