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Curtis, Adam 2009. Century of the Self: Happiness Machines for Free. British Broadcasting Corporation. Freedocumentaries.com. http://freedocumentaries.org/film.php?id=140 Bardy, Benoit & Stoffregen, Thomas 2004. Multi-sensory enactive interfaces and the global array: what is an illusion? http://www.interdisciplines.org/enaction/papers/3 In 1991, a decade after the emergence of HIV, twelve artists gathered in a gallery in New York’s East Village. They had met to discuss a new project for Visual AIDS, a New York HIV-awareness arts organisation.

Upon the death of the original bear on November 9, 1976, [26] his remains were returned by the government to Capitan, New Mexico, and buried at Smokey Bear Historical Park, [35] operated by the New Mexico State Forestry Division. The facility is now a wildfire and Smokey interpretive center. The bear is interred in the adjacent garden. [28] [36] The plaque at his grave reads, "This is the resting place o Munsell, Albert Henry ND. “Munsell Color System.” Retrieved 9/23/2016 from http://dba.med.sc.edu/price/irf/Adobe_tg/models/munsell.html The branches of the Tree of Life remind us of the many paths we may take, each leading to new experiences, challenges, and discoveries. As the tree’s leaves fall and decompose, they nourish the soil and provide sustenance for new growth, reflecting the cyclical nature of life and the ever-present potential for renewal and transformation. With hindsight about the predictable fallibility of human perceptions, delinquencies, and self-serving choices and actions, how can righteous laws be designed? By contemplating the profound symbolism of the Lotus Flower, we can cultivate a deeper appreciation for the beauty and resilience of the human spirit, as well as the transformative power of spiritual practice and self-discovery. As we embrace the lessons of the Lotus, we are inspired to rise above the challenges of our lives, reaching toward the light of wisdom, compassion, and enlightenment within each of us.

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By understanding and honoring the powerful symbols of life, such as the DNA helix, we can foster a greater sense of connection, wisdom, and appreciation for the beauty and complexity of the living world. May these symbols remind us of our shared humanity, interconnectedness, and responsibility to cherish and protect the miracle of life. Conclusion For some, this symbol represents the root of life. Others, on the other hand, believe that it symbolizes love, abundance, and fertility. Lastly, some also think that this symbol signifies that all life forms are connected. 6. Feathered Serpent In ancient times, the phoenix also symbolized royalty. As such, most kings place this symbol on their shields, armor, and robes. As for Christians, the Phoenix also represents the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. 12. Storks Schafer S.B. 2021b. “Reframing the Cognitive Infrastructure of a Figurative Reality Digital Interactive Storytelling & Drama-Based Games (DBGs)”. Academia. https://www.academia.edu/45235250/Reframing_the_Cognitive_Infrastructure_of_a_Figurative_Reality_Digital_Interactive_Storytelling_and_Drama_Based_Games_DBGs A flame is a powerful symbol of eternal life and regeneration. The dynamic nature of fire as it burns symbolizes life itself, as the flame appears alive.Strogatz, S. & Stewart, I. December 1993. “Coupled oscillators and biological synchronization.” Scientific American. 102-109. Furthermore, the Ouroboros symbolizes the idea of wholeness and unity, as the serpent consuming its tail represents the unbroken circle of life. This ancient symbol encourages us to seek balance and harmony within ourselves and our surroundings, nurturing a deeper understanding of the interconnectedness of all things and the delicate balance that sustains the world.

Vukovic. R. July 2016. “Information of Perception – Freedom, Democracy and Physics.” Academia.edu. Accessed February 2019 https://www.academia.edu/34941678/ INFORMATION_of_PERCEPTION_freedom_democracy_and_physicsSimilarly, in Chinese mythology, the Phoenix, or Fenghuang, represents the union of yin and Yang, symbolizing harmony, balance, and the endless renewal cycle. In various cultures, the Phoenix is seen as a symbol of hope, transformation, and resilience in the face of adversity. The Phoenix As A Symbol Of Transformation, Renewal, And Overcoming Adversity Schafer S.B. 2022d. “HARMONIZING THE UKRAINIAN CRISIS WITH DIVINE INTENTION: Re-Thinking Democracy as Electromagnetic Harmony.” Academia. https://www.academia.edu/73051394/HARMONIZING_THE_UKRAINIAN_CRISIS_WITH_DIVINE_INTENTION_Re_Thinking_Democracy_as_Electromagnetic_Harmon Schafer S.B. 2021d. “PRETERNATURAL ONE WORLD GOVERNMENT: COHERENT ONE-PARTY HUMANITARIAN GOVERNMENT.” Academia. https://www.academia.edu/45109327/PRETERNATURAL_ONE_WORLD_GOVERNMENT_COHERENT_ONE_PARTY_HUMANITARIAN_GOVERNMENT Zohar, Danah; Marshall, Ian 1993. The Quantum Society: Mind, Physics, and a New Social Vision. New York: Bloomsbury Publishing. ISBN 0-688-10603-X

Yin is often associated with feminine, passive, and receptive qualities, while Yang embodies masculine, active, and assertive energies. However, these contrasting elements are not meant to be viewed as separate or opposing entities but as interconnected parts of a greater whole, constantly flowing and changing in response to the ever-shifting dynamics of life. Understanding Yin And Yang As Complementary Forces In Nature And Life Hulse, David Allen 2000. The Eastern Mysteries: An Encyclopedic Guide to the Sacred Languages & Magical Systems of the World. St. Paul, Minnesota: Llewellyn Peccei, In the Tohono O’odham culture, I’itoi – also spelled Iʼithi – is a mischievous creator god who emerged from the swirling edges of the earth that brush against the sky. I’itoi lives in a cave below the Baboquivari Peak. A universal symbol found in nature, human culture, and art, the Spiral reflects the eternal movement of life and energy. Its graceful and ever-evolving form offers powerful insights into the nature of growth, change, and the universe’s infinite potential. Let’s delve deeper into the presence of Spirals in nature and human culture and unravel the rich spiritual and symbolic meanings this ancient emblem holds. The Universal Presence Of Spirals In Nature And Human CultureThe DNA helix is a powerful symbol of our biological interconnectedness, reminding us of the deep bonds that link all living things. As the foundation of life, DNA represents the continuity of existence, transcending time and bridging generations. It connects us to our ancestors and the vast diversity of life on Earth, as we share many common genetic traits with other species. By such a prudent and well regulated course of discipline as may best conduce to the preservation of your corporal and metal faculties in the fullest energy, thereby enabling you to exercise those talents wherewith god has blessed you to his glory and the welfare of your fellow creatures. Jacob Ernst's 1870 treatise on the Philosophy of Freemasonry - The theory of Freemasonry is based upon the practice of virtuous principles, inculcating the highest standard of moral excellence. Bro. Draško Miletić offers his reflections on his Second Degree Work – using metaphor, allegory and symbolism to understand the challenges we face as a Fellow Craft Mason to perfect the rough ashlar. The Ankh has also made its mark on the world of art, fashion, and design, with its distinctive shape appearing in jewelry, tattoos, and various forms of creative expression. This enduring fascination with the Ankh is a testament to its universal appeal and the deep-rooted human desire to understand and connect with the mysteries of life, death, and the afterlife.