{World Circles [continued(6)]: ((4) Star Map [continued(2)]))}[8th July 1987]

[Redbook4:23-25][19870708:1245f]{World Circles [continued(6)]: ((4) Star Map [continued(2)]))}[8^th July 1987]

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So far as jet-lag* is concerned, applying the Sky-map analysis to the problem**: flying from West to East accelerates the natural spin from the Earth (which may have something to do with the effect)*** and is {(therefore)} an Inner Circle rotation in terms of the Sky-map, and it induces euphoria; flying from East to West, which induces depression, is an Outer Circle rotation, and flies against the Earth's rotation.

Applying this result backwards through the Globe-based analysis on p21**** i.e. assuming that Circle transits are made through A~ from a grounds-man's point of view, confirms the picture given there (as I suppose it would? – I am becoming confused): e.g if flying from East and West is Outer Circle, inducing depression, and passes through A~, then East tends to be for M~ at least in this respect and West for G~;# and, of course, the reverse is true flying West to East. 'Passing through A~' suggests Outer Circle predominance, e.g. material affairs (requiring jet travel); if you were to take your transit as passing through I~ this would induce Inner Circle predominance, and the reverse result would (quite logically and properly) be achieved:

#*(I am getting confused!)

#**

Inner Circle dominance (via I~)

			Outer Circle Depression ←
			I~
			Inner Circle Euphoria →
		↓↑		↓↑
(Science etc.)	M~	West	--------+--------	East	G~	(Religion etc.)
			A~

[–] Contrasted with (per p.21*): –

Outer Circle dominance (via A~) {(This is the original diagram.)}*

			I~
(Left wing)	G~	West	–------+--------	East	M~	(Right wing)
<870710>		↑↓		↑↓		<870710>
			Inner Circle Euphoria →
			← Outer Circle Depression
			A~

(To keep your head in this remember that the Outer Circle begins, and the Inner Circle ends, with (or on the side of) ~M.)

*[See [[Redbook4:20-21][19870708:1245b]{World Circles [continued]: ((1) Inner Horizontal and Outer Horizontal [continued])}[8^th July 1987] ].]

**[See last previous entries.]

***{(because of [[Redbook4:22][19870708:1245d]{World Circles [continued(4)]: ((3) Centre))}[8^th July 1987] &/or last previous entry)]p.22}

****{(See Diagram on [[Redbook4:20-21][19870708:1245b]{World Circles [continued]: ((1) Inner Horizontal and Outer Horizontal [continued])}[8^th July 1987],] p.21(?)) (& below [this] p.23 [in this entry])}

#(again) 'Left' is G~ and 'Right' is M~.

#*[In the ms there is a crossed-out diagram above this comment.]

#**{Assuming that I~ is now North?}

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