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Resolution of the personal life cycles is largely a matter of scaling,* which seems to mean:

(i) characterising the type or relevance of each period-length and

(ii) identifying the events which fit each type.

For example, assuming that the whole life-cycle is part of a 128 year period (invariably, in practice, ending Here** before completion), then the 1^st 64-year circle can be seen as a largely Outward circle*** and the 2^nd as largely Inward. (Not so long ago, of course – and for many peoples even now – the 64-year cycle was the whole-life-cycle, and everything else was presumably halved as well. There is scope for exploration of the implications of this.)

This characterises the 1^st 64 years as to do with (Outward) working life: Training for it, and Practice of it.

*[[Redbook7:10-11][19900105:1655]{Scale and Scaling}[5th January 1990]]

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***(as above [[Redbook7:22][19900129:0118b]{Crisis Resolution in Personal Cycles (1) [continued]}[22nd January 1990]] p22)

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