UnderstandingSymbols

Learning to understand symbols - Individual and grouped perceptions

A symbol is something such as an object, picture, written word, a sound, a piece of music, or particular mark --- that represents (or stands for) something else by association, resemblance, or convention, especially a material object used to represent something invisible. Symbols indicate (or serve as a sign for) and represent ideas, concepts, or other abstractions. For example, in the United States, Canada, Australia and Great Britain, a red octagon is the symbol that conveys the particular idea of (or means) "STOP". Wikipedia. I have been working with symbols for many years. One of my beliefs is that the symbol can come after a learning as well it can before or during learning curves. I consider myself a Pentalpha and this seems disconcerting to some 'novice learners' who have never worked without the circle around the pentagram. To abandon the circle means to abandon traditional values that the circle is protective. A good film to watch with clues about this interest is the Skeleton Key!

Each session we will be placing different creative works below this paragraph to draw peoples attention to their own perceptions of the pieces on view. Contact us to contribute creative efforts open for view here on wholisticuk.com

This sessions creative work has one of my 'Vortex Art' Collection. I have been monkeying around with various charcoal sketches, photography and computer software, for years! The pictures that I have used, have been snapped up by myself and family over the years and have supplied us with much joy.. many of my 'learning partners' have advanced into what I call Vortex Art' making use of it to raise their own and others spiritual vibrations.

What do you see in this in this piece? - Twilight Hands

Join us below in exploring and learning from each others perception.