Hmmm. I might put things another way ...
To never have lost anything, can one find that which is never lost nor ever found?
To never have found anything, beyond "losing" or "finding" do you know a finding without searchng?
To never have searched for anything, can one discover the freedom beyond wanting what is right in hand?
To never have wanted anything, do you know how to want and desire without want or desire?
To never have desired anything, do you know how to find that which can never be lost nor ever found?
The answer lies in the middle and boundless to the eight directions, beyond and right through words and punctuation, thoroughly before and after, up and down ...
... no subject or predicate or dependent clause.
Gassho, J