Like Noam Chomsky says (or seems to say), there is nearly always deeper meaning in what we say than we realize: So, when I said the "containment and refection of a beast," as I did earlier today in my blog about my dream yesterday of the Domus Aurea, I felt it to be the word exact, precise and not pedantic, but I did not explicitly know that definition 3.a. of "refection" is: "feeding [an animal its own] feces." I did not know that such a practise existed; but obviously my unconscious knows more about animal husbandry than I do.