Jiang identifies the four circles with the two equinoxes and two solstices, which together signify the four seasons.
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Equinoxes
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"...so again, it's really important we figure this out. The four equinoxes, right? So you have the two equinoxes as well as the two..."
"...pagan worldview the universe is a circle it's a procession of equinoxes okay it's an endless seamless cycle okay like this like the seasons..."
"...pagan worldview, the universe, it's a circle. It's a procession of equinoxes, okay? It's an endless, seamless cycle, okay? Like the seasons. There's winter,..."
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