Wednesday, 3 November 2021

{Circle of Epilepsy [continued (4)]}[25th August 1990]

[Redbook7:241][19900825:1212f]{Circle of Epilepsy [continued (4)]}[25th August 1990]


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All this* lends more support to the notion of epileptic (& similar) fits being related to the C degree.**


The description at (5)*** is interestingly reminiscent of C in [0], whose eyes perceived everything, and made no judgements, and who, of course, did not speak.


The blissful happiness and harmony at (1)*** is characteristic of C~;**** the loss of memory and of analytic [sic] powers# is characteristic [of] the later stages of breakdown on the O[uter] C[ircle] G~ semicircle, I guess, although a period of recollection and reflection may follow C on the I[nner] C[ircle] C-r~-g~ sector. #*


(Perhaps ‘The Idiot’ represents Dostoyevsky’s method of doing, or sublimating, this? Characteristics of a degree can be delayed by the individual’s own efforts, and often are.)


And the feelings at (6)*** – sadness, wonder, anxiety, depression,#** and alienation from one’s environment – sound like the r~ degree (as I experienced it), bearing in mind both the near-unity of r~ and R~#*** (so near to C) and the fact that this is likely to be part of the Crisis Resolution period.



*[See last two previous entries]


**(cf the ‘left’ side of the Sistine Chapel ceiling, culminating in the Libyan Sybil, & Jonah at the ‘top’ end)

[&/or ref last previous entry]


***[See last previous entry but one]


****[Inner Circle (per last previous entry but one); &/or s~?]


#{c[ontra] [[Redbook7:248][19900826:1828]{Recall}[26th August 1990],] 248}


#*(I need to think [how] this recollection happened at G~-R~-C on the O[uter] C[ircle]).

{See [[Redbook7:248][19900826:1828]{Recall}[26th August 1990],] 248}


#**Manic Depression, of course, is supposed to be characteristic of [(/associated with?)] A~ <900826>

[& depression with M~!]


#***(R~ being characterised by a tendency to paranoid (and other) schizophrenia, which (6)** sounds rather like.)

[Surely (6) is R~ more than/instead of r~]



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