layout what Eliade means by arguing that Religious mans desire to live in the sacred is, in fact, equivalent to his desire to take up his abode in objective reality (p. 28)?

layout what Eliade means by arguing that Religious mans desire to live in the sacred is, in fact, equivalent to his desire to take up his abode in objective reality (p. 28)? Provide a proper understanding of profane and sacred space in relationship to this question and why Eliade can make such a claim.