{Circle Relationships [continued(4)] – } (2) Gearing (i) [20th August 1987]

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(2) Gearing

(i) Circles do seem to turn in relationship to each other, for example within the life of one person. The common location point seems to be at +C (or Crisis), where cycles end and begin.* However, there is considerable flexibility or “stretching” built into the system – not least by our own inclinations to resist. Perhaps a better visualisation would be of a system of stretchy, slightly slippery driving bands for gears**, instead of gear wheels with cogs, despite the basic Circles symbolism.

*(cf. [[Redbook4:58][19870819(&20):0000]{Life Circles}[19^th August 1987]]p.58 above.)

**cf. an automatic gearbox? ((DAF type??) <930425>

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