{The Nature of Islam [continued]}[23rd April 1991]

[Redbook9:183][19910423:0920c]{The Nature of Islam [continued]}[23rd April 1991]

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I suspect it* may have something to do with the inability of those cultures which do not ‘begin’ at C to pursue a rotation which is balanced as between outer and inner circles – perhaps because they are stuck with a circle which is already in progress,| whose choices have already been made.

This is not altogether convincing: there is an implication in the circumstances and layout of the Quran** (which at some stage I shall have to read*** – perhaps back to front?) that Muhammad started under a g~ influence but fairly rapidly became embroiled in M~ and U~ activities, whose way of thinking found their way into the book. But this is still speculative.

I imagine that it would be extremely difficult if not impossible to affect the relative inner-to-outer rotation of of a cycle if one came to it at MU~.

*[See last previous ts journal entry]

**ref [[Redbook9:56-58][19910409:1239b]{The Quran}[9th April 1991]ff,] 56-58

[&ant?]

***[I did – but not back-to-front]

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