Simple and powerful.

I always thought the serpent in the biblical myths was underrepresented… I mean, were we supposed to just wander around as naked idiots forever?

Going to have to look into this more…

Neat, I didn’t know there was all that math behind it.

The math part gives me chills. 63/64?? That’s basically saying wholeness is always just out of reach unless we bring in something beyond the material. Like… the Net is the bridge. The last thread. That missing 1/64 is spiritual alignment. I seriously got goosebumps the first time I read that. And omg the fact that each part of the eye maps to a…[Read more]

Nice!! I’ll have to try it!

It’s wild how the same exact shapes show up on different continents, centuries apart… like, how were they all seeing spirals and sun crosses and eyes in the same way?? I’ve always felt like the Sun is one of those universal teachers. So many ancient cultures gave it a personality! Even the way solar discs are drawn is similar… the rays, the h…[Read more]

One of the symbols that’s always stayed with me is the circle with four lines radiating from it… the medicine wheel. It’s simple, but it holds so much: the four directions, the four elements, the cycles of life, the balance of the inner and outer world. I grew up seeing it, but I didn’t understand its depth until later… after loss made me look…[Read more]

I’ve always loved the Vesica Piscis visually, but I didn’t realize how layered it was until now. To me, it always felt like a symbol of connection. Not just romantic union, but the space where two things meet and create something new. Now I’m seeing it as this portal energy, like a soft opening between dimensions. I haven’t dreamed of it directl…[Read more]

The Hammer of Thor always stuck with me. I wear it on a chain sometimes. Feels like strength, protection, and something ancient watching over you. Celtic knots too… they’re wild. All those endless loops, like they’re tying time together or showing how everything’s connected.
I haven’t worked with copper wire yet, but that twelve-pointed star soun…[Read more]

That was beautiful to read. I’ve always had a strange relationship with the serpent symbol. Growing up Catholic, we were taught to fear it. But when I started exploring energy work and yoga, the serpent kept showing up in a very different way. Gentle. Powerful. Alive.

Kundalini was my first real introduction. I remember the first time I felt t…[Read more]

Wow… I had no idea that simple shape carried so much meaning. I’ve definitely seen it before, on old churches, in mandalas, even in yoga books, but I never looked at it like that. What you said about it being a bridge between dimensions really moved me. I’ve had moments during meditation or breathwork where I felt like I was “between” places, l…[Read more]