Circles

For Freemasons, a circle represents the Mystic Circle – it is considered to be the peak of enlightenment which
all Masons strive towards. The importance of a circle comes from the ritual of circumambulation around the altar – symbolizing the sun’s circumambulation when it rises and sets. (Claudy, 1949)

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In Twin Peaks Agent Cooper’s and Sheriff Truman’s obsession
with donuts parallels this penchant for circles - they start and end thier day with them


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Something far more important – deep in the woods, Cooper found the circle of trees known as Glastonberry Grove
which provides the entrance way into the Black and White Lodges. (Episode Twenty-Nine)

The Altar of Candles in Glastonberry Grove

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