Literature:Cycles
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Material Cycle
First Age
Autumn Season (Conception)
- The Demiurges "to form the embryo": The water-eater in the primordial sea, the earth-eater on the primordial sea; the fire-eater under the primordial sky; the wind-eater in the primordial sky.
Creative Metamorphosis
Red Function
Black Function
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Blue Function
White Function
Preservative Metamorphosis
Red Function
Black Function
Blue Function
White Function
Destructive Metamorphosis
Red Function
Black Function
Blue Function
White Function
Winter Season (Gestation)
- The Pillars "to develop the embryo": The water-eater shall support the land by swimming, so it does not sink into the chaotic waters; the earth-eater shall support the land by trampling, so it does not dissolve into chaotic earth; the fire-eater shall support the sky by roaring, so it does not petrify into orderly fire; the wind-eater shall support the sky by flying, so it does not ascend into orderly winds.
Creative Metamorphosis
Black Function
Red Function
Blue Function
White Function
Preservative Metamorphosis
Black Function
Red Function
Blue Function
White Function
Destructive Metamorphosis
Black Function
Red Function
Blue Function
White Function
Spring Season (Birth)
- The Worlds: The tree's roots grew around the water-eater (forming the swamp); the tree's trunk grew around the earth-eater (forming the forest); the tree's branches grew around the fire-eater (forming the desert), and the tree's leaves grew around the wind-eater (forming the steppe).
Creative Metamorphosis
Blue Function
Red Function
Black Function
White Function
Preservative Metamorphosis
Blue Function
Red Function
Black Function
White Function
Destructive Metamorphosis
Blue Function
Red Function
Black Function
White Function
Summer Season (Youth)
- The Passages "to set the axis in path": The churning of the Mother's milk by the water-eater's movements generated the four rivers and the aquatic beings; the grinding of the Mother's breasts by the earth-eater's movements generated the four mountains and the terrestrial beings; the condensation by the fire-eater's movements generated the four lights and the heavenly beings; the flux by the wind-eater's movements generated the four currents and the aerial beings.