{Architectural Circles [continued]}[14th March 1989]

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The usual Circle dynamics implications follow from this,* with the consequence that an Inner Circle architecture (and I suspect that Architecture is nearer to the Transformation Point than most other expressions of our culture and Society)** would look quite different from our present Outer-Circle practice.

Such an architecture would express purpose through the beauty of Revelation in the first instance, leaving the usefulness to follow and the engineering to put it into effect given the immensely expanded range of structural possibilities – although as in all material endeavours, contra-rotation assumes that a knowledge of those structural possibilities play its part in the revelation.

(In an analogous way, the diversity of technological possibilities enables us, in theory, for the first time to consider a Society evolving along Inner Circle lines, through Love and Revelation in the Individual taking precedence over Ordination and Outer Action.)

*[See last previous entry]

**[This does not seem entirely consistent with other fairly consistent placings of arts (and crafts) around the Circle in other Journal entries]

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