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DISCOVERY OF EARTH\n## The Five Senses\n## Childhood\n## Youth\n## Manhood\n## Love\n## Conflict\n# 2. THE ANALYTIC THREAD\n## Theseus looks back for the Clue\n## Excuses: Theseus in the Dusk of Naxos\n## Causes: Naxos in the Dusk of Theseus\n## Interlude: the Questioner answers himself in the Mirror\n# 3. THE UNITING SYMBOL\n## Earth Dance\n## Initiation Dance\n## Release\n## Distortion\n# 4. 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