Triskelion
The Spiral of Life
Life as motion, not state — spiralling out and back, at the risk of losing the centre you turn on.
The Triskelion, or triskele, is an ancient symbol composed of three interlocking spirals radiating from a central point. Prevalent in ancient Celtic and pre-Celtic art, such as the Neolithic tomb at Newgrange, it represents the concept of movement and the relentless march of time. The spirals suggest that life is not a static state but an ongoing journey of outward expansion and inward reflection. It signifies personal growth, the cycles of reincarnation, and the dynamic balance of contrasting forces in motion.
Light
Inspires forward momentum, resilience in the face of change, and the pursuit of continuous personal and spiritual evolution.
Shadow
Warns of restlessness, feeling ungrounded, or moving so rapidly that one loses connection with their center and origins.
