{The Circle of the Seasons [continued]}[21st November 1987]

[Redbook4:166-167][19871121:2225b]{The Circle of the Seasons [continued]}[21st November 1987]

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Perhaps the significance of the pattern of the Seasons* in Earthly life being Outer** Circle from and to +C†I~ {–} is that in organic life +C†I~ becomes the dominant or key influence, the beginning and the end, where patterns of behaviour of Life are concerned: as in Man; and as in the whole Universe; whereas for Matter within the Universe the Outer Circle begins and ends with A~, where there is not Life as we understand it.*** It is clear that the two are thoroughly interlocked.

It may be that only the Outer Circle from and to +C†I~ can lead fully to to the Inner Circle, and only then according to the development of the Individual; but this may be a question of degree in both conditions, bearing in mind the significance of the Transformation Point (R~) in Stellar Evolution along the Outer Circle from and to A~.****

*[See last previous entry.]

**[Sic – cf. last previous entry.]

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[[Redbook4:163-164][19871121:1310b]{Star Cycles (III) [continued (3)] – The Main Sequence}[21st November 1987]ff?] p164,

[& [Redbook4:156][19871119:2312g]{Star Cycles (I) [continued (3)] – The Transformation Point}[19^th November 1987]?]

[& [Redbook4:161][19871121:0051]{Star Cycles (II) [continued (3)] – The Transformation Point (II)*}[21st November 1987]?]

{[& [Redbook4:172][19871122:2330#]{Star Cycles (IV): Circumferential Resonance in Dying Stars}[22nd November 1987],] 172).

cf. S&C 18-2 [presumably original full-length paper version]. Note that the cycle from & to A~ was pretty much forgotten later. <930506>

[The footnote at [Redbook4:166-167][19871121:1310g]{Star Cycles (III) [continued (8)] – {(Footnote:) The Transformation Point [III]}[21st November 1987] is written into the ms immediately after this entry but is also linked by arrows to the point at which it has been inserted in this typescript.]

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