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The Adinkra Code: Symbols of the Invisible
In the Akan tradition of Ghana, meaning is not always spoken.It is worn.It is stamped into cloth, burned into wood, carved into doors. Adinkra is not just a script.It is…
The Scarab: Rebirth as Function
In Ancient Egypt, nothing was idle.Every symbol had a role. Every god had a task. The scarab, that humble beetle, was no exception.It did not ask for worship. It did…
The Hamsa: The Hand That Does Not Hold
Some symbols shout. Others whisper.The Hamsa does neither; it watches. A hand, open and unwavering.An eye, set where a palm should be.Found in homes, around necks, pressed into thresholds or…
The Square: Symbol of Structure, Boundary, and the Known
Before there were buildings, there were borders.Before the ritual, the perimeter.The square emerged; not to inspire, but to define. It is the shape of foundation. Of corners and consequence.Four sides,…
The Vesica Piscis: Geometry of Thresholds, Fusion, and the Hidden Third
Two circles. One center. A space formed by overlap; neither one nor the other. The Vesica Piscis is not a shape. It is a tension. A moment of convergence.A sacred…
The Circle: Symbol of Wholeness, Return, and the Unseen
Before there was language, there was form. And among forms, the circle reigns; silent, endless, and whole. It is the shape without beginning or end. No sides. No angles. No…
The Triangle: Geometry of Power, Secrecy, and Style
Among the oldest symbols known to humankind, the triangle stands alone in its clarity and its complexity.It is the first shape to enclose space.It represents structure, hierarchy, conflict, and harmony,…
The Creation of 1984.black
It began quietly. Not with a grand vision, but with a fascination, an obsession, really, with the worlds that exist behind closed doors. The symbols carved into stone, the whispers…
