The Stages of Mutation
Fig. 7C
Equally, Fig. C represents the distance between the centre of the
circumference and the intersection of the smaller Circles, whereas Y, in
fig. B, becomes the radius of the three inner Circles. Together they form
three half-moon shaped sections which overlap each other, touch each other
at their points, and so, constitute unity.
If compared to the moon in the sky, the crescent moons and their compliments
within each Circle, form a luminous, reflecting, and dark absorbing section.
