{Opposites (3)*}[6th January 1988]

[Redbook4:294][19880106:0100]{Opposites (3)*}[6th January 1988]

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I remember the explanation of xP (J~) to [the narrator] in [2]: that xL (U~) is the other half of her and that xS (R~) is the other end of her (and that +K (G~) is her Mistress).** This may be the best way to categorise the relationships along horizontal and vertical lines, bearing in mind the distinction of Inner and Outer Circle relationships (i.e. complementary, and antagonistic/antithetical(?), respectively?).

[A very small, very rough diagram in the ms here shows seven straight lines descending from what is clearly intended to be the highest point on an invisible circle, each one linking that point to one of the other cardinal/diagonal points of that circle:]

The lines leading out from +C†I~ represent, perhaps, the lines of the Spirit/Holiness. The communication of this depends on the position (and distance) of the receiver, e.g. through Art for Artists (J~),*** but more directly for R~ (e.g. Musicians?) and S~ (e.g. Prophets?)**** – on the Inner Circle, of course.

*[Ref [Redbook4:288-289][19880104:1622f]{Opposites (2)}[4th January 1988].]

**No, actually xS: that xA is like the other side of her and xP is like the other end to her. But xP later (in pub) describes xL (in fun?) as her other half. <880106.1311>

***{For U~ (Implementation) perhaps the approach of [“]Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance[”] is relevant?}{!}

****Not now. <930823>

There might be similar lines from other points, especially A~ [#]

#[A very small, very rough diagram in the ms here shows seven straight lines ascending from what is clearly intended to be the lowest point on an invisible circle, each one linking that point to one of the other cardinal/diagonal points of that circle:]  

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[Redbook4:294][19880108:0118]{Opposites (3)* [continued]}[8th January 1988]

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[A very small, very rough diagram in the ms here shows the 8 cardinal/diagonal points of an invisible circle with three parallel straight lines linking respectively the highest (cardinal) point to the left-most (cardinal) point; the upper-right diagonal point to the lower left diagonal point; and the right-most (cardinal) point to the lowest (cardinal) point. ]

(See [[Redbook4:290-293][19880105:1222]{Student Teacher}[5th January 1988],] p291, note)

[& cf. [Redbook4:301[19880109:1445c]{Opposites (4)}[9th January 1988]]

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