Here's a truth that might change how you see symbols forever: Every great movement needs a visual story. Not just a pretty picture, but a deep narrative encoded in shape and form.
Let's talk about why this matters.
The Power of Sacred Geometry
Think about the most powerful symbols in history. The cross. The crescent. The yin-yang. They're not just designs - they're containers for meaning.
The SelfCare symbol is built on this ancient wisdom.
Here's where it gets interesting.
The Enso Circle
Start with the circle. In Japanese culture, the Enso represents something profound: completeness that lacks nothing and holds nothing in excess.
But here's the twist - it's not about perfection.
The Enso is deliberately incomplete. Why? Because life isn't about reaching perfection. It's about embracing the journey.
Think about that for a moment.
The Trinity
Notice how the symbol contains three distinct elements? That's not an accident.
The trinity appears in cultures worldwide:
- Mind, body, spirit
- Past, present, future
- Earth, humanity, divine
In Balinese wisdom, they call it "Tri hita karana" - the three causes of well-being:
- Harmony with the divine
- Harmony with humans
- Harmony with nature
Sound familiar? It should. It's the blueprint for balanced living.
The Sacred Proportions
Look closer. The proportions aren't random. They're based on sacred geometry - the same patterns found in:
- Flower petals
- Seashells
- Galaxy spirals
- Human DNA
This isn't woo-woo stuff. It's mathematics. Nature's code.
The Human Element
Remember the Vitruvian Man? Da Vinci wasn't just drawing a person in a circle. He was showing how human proportion reflects universal harmony.
The SelfCare symbol does something similar. It places human wellbeing within the context of universal patterns.
But here's what makes it different.
The Modern Translation
Most ancient symbols stay ancient. They're museum pieces. Beautiful but static.
The SelfCare symbol does something brave - it brings ancient wisdom into modern relevance.
It says:
- Wholeness is possible
- Balance is natural
- Connection is essential
- Harmony is available
Not someday. Not in some monastery. Right here. Right now.
Why This Matters
In a world of endless logos and empty brands, authentic symbols matter more than ever.
Because here's another truth: We're pattern-seeking creatures. We need visual anchors for deep truths.
The SelfCare symbol provides:
- A reminder of wholeness
- A map for balance
- A compass for wellbeing
- A blueprint for harmony
The Practical Application
But symbols only matter if they change something.
The SelfCare symbol invites you to:
- See yourself as complete
- Honor natural balance
- Embrace connection
- Trust ancient wisdom
- Live modern truth
The Choice Point
Here's where you come in.
A symbol is just a shape until you give it meaning. Until you let it remind you of something important.
Ask yourself:
- What does wholeness mean to you?
- Where do you need balance?
- How are you connected?
- What wisdom guides you?
The Final Truth
Great symbols don't create meaning - they reveal it.
The SelfCare symbol isn't trying to sell you something new. It's reminding you of something you've always known:
You are part of a larger pattern.
You are connected to ancient wisdom.
You are designed for wholeness.
The question isn't whether this is true.
The question is: Will you remember?
Because here's the thing about powerful symbols - they work whether you believe in them or not. Just like gravity. Just like love. Just like truth.
The SelfCare symbol is waiting to remind you of who you are.
Are you ready to remember?
Everything we need is already within, where our inside state of being, creates our external reality :)
Check in.. How is your internal state of being? How do you really feel? What are your vital signs, heart rate, breath rate, inflammation telling you?
