Four-fold division observed in natural cycles across ancient cultures. The day naturally divides into four points: dawn, high noon, dusk at ~6:00 PM, and midnight The year divides into four seasons marked by two solstices (summer and winter) and two equinoxes Ancient cultures worldwide for thousands of years held these four points as significant or auspicious
The day naturally divides into four points: dawn, high noon, dusk, and midnight. The year divides into four seasons marked by two solstices and two equinoxes. For thousands of years, ancient cultures worldwide held these four points as significant. This temporal four-fold division parallels the spatial four-fold of north, south, east, and west, a pattern worth pondering.
Key Facts
- The day naturally divides into four points: dawn, high noon, dusk at ~6:00 PM, and midnight
- The year divides into four seasons marked by two solstices (summer and winter) and two equinoxes
- Ancient cultures worldwide for thousands of years held these four points as significant or auspicious
- The four-fold spatial division of north, south, east, and west parallels the temporal four-fold division
Source: Randall Carlson: School Is Indoctrination by The Cosmic Summit