The term “nowhere” defines a non-spatial referent. There is no location specified and refers to what exists “outside” the dimensional space bounded as that is by height, width, depth. As such, nowhere is actually no-where. The imaginal existence discovered through the process of mental imagery actually has no residence. It belongs to no-where, making it independent of and not associated with a spatial location, nor conditioned upon any spatial boundary to confirm its legitimacy, authenticity or meaningfulness. Read more »