 throughout the book, and some other systems of correspondences. So it's really a ten-layered system of correspondences that shows us how we are made in the image of God. That was the other thing as a phenomenologist. You know, you hear this all the time, whether it's in Judaism or Christianity or some other tradition, where they say, oh, we're made in the image of God. And I can remember hearing that as a child and thinking, what on earth does that mean if God has no image?