• SYNAGOGUE; noun - "to put together" from SYN- (together) + AGEIN (to put in motion, move).

a) nature sets itself apart from whole (process of dying) into each partial (living), hence the need for each one to struggle for the sustenance of apartheid (living) within wholeness (dying).

b) the few suggest the many to ignore perceivable apartheid for suggested togetherness...hence, e pluribus unum (out of many; one), tikkun olam (healing the world by bringing together), united states; united nations; european union; uniformity; synagogue (to put together); migration; equality (sameness) through diversity (difference), a many within a chain of command under the few etc.

c) suggested togetherness represents the inversion of perceivable apartheid...the many are being tempted to destroy themselves by seeking togetherness, while the few sustain themselves through apartheid.

d) suggested "we" (plural) tempts "one" (singular) to ignore perceiving oneself (partial) within perceivable oneness (whole).