I would tend to agree. I'm
apophatic in my approach. As Chuang Tzu would put it, "
The torch of chaos and doubt - this is what the sage steers by. So he does not use things but relegates all to the constant. This is what it means to use clarity."
It's like the Uncertainty Principle, where you can't precisely know both position AND momentum, or you can't precisely know both energy AND time, as the measurement of one requires the use of the other, and changes the value of the other. Likewise, if you use one component of Self to try to measure another, you will get the same Uncertainty.
What you wind up with is something nebulous and difficult to describe. You can describe what it is not, but you can't describe what it is without any Uncertainty. Any concept applied to it would have to be conditional and subject to change--useful in only a limited sense.