¶ Simultaneous
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Cross Reference
The big jobs are done in tension and the small jobs in compression. We find that the tensions, because they are always curved, never can get straight and there is no meaning to the word straight in Universe. Therefore the tension members spiraling around must always come back into themselves. They are inherently self-closing; maybe not within simultaneous experiences-- obviously not in simultaneous experiences-- but around comes Halley’s Comet. Every 70 years around she comes again. It is not a simultaneous experience at all. Several life times may be involved, and some of them may be coming around much more slowly, but there is an integrity of the tensions as around they come again. We find an idea about some kind of closed circuit.
- See Oregon Lecture #1, pp.111-112. 5 Jul’62
¶ Cross-References
- Oregon Lecture #1, 5 Jul’62
¶ Citations
- Tension, 5 Jul’62
