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Concrescence is the process of determining the antecedently indeterminate but determinable.

"Mere possibility is the possibility of everything but the actuality of nothing. If actuality is not more than possibility, then why actualize? In short, why live? . . .The meaning of life is that each of us can enrich reality with new definiteness, hence new beauties--even beauties—even for God."

"There are no perfectly definite 'forms of definiteness."' There are unique concrete instances, everyone of which adds something qualitative and valuable to anything merely eternal."

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