These are some of the symbols I have associated with Heartspace.
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| The Japanese Enso “symbolizes absolute enlightenment, strength, elegance, the universe, and the void.” The ideal of all things working together in perfect order, while not working at all, is the essence of Heartspace. |
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| This symbolizes the concept of Eternal Latitude. Throughout life everyone experiences eternal latitude as we expand our engagement to the world within and outside ourselves. By doing this consciously, creatively, and meaningfully, we can change the world by changing ourselves. There is no higher order in living.. |
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| The Perceptions of Heartspace demonstrate the relationship of the ego to Heartspace as we go from self-oriented perceptions of others towards universal-orientations. |
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| The Spectrum of Engagement shows the relationship of self-engagement to social engagement to universal engagement. All of them are different perspectives of the same phenomenon that is driven by Heartspace. |
In the Sphere of Engagement, each point of contact between the
triangles in this globe represents a sustained connection in life. All of
these connections intricately lace together to form a clear picture of Heartspace.
Rather than having a hollow interior like a dome, connections lace inwards
in a lavish net of connections and intra-connections. Despite appearances, there are also no clear endings to the sphere, as connections spread throughout the universe into infinity.
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When we interact with another person’s Heartspace, it can be useful to
envision overlapping connections happening like in a Venn Diagram as Spheres of Personal Engagement. |
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Heartspace is a hundred thousand million Spheres of Universal Engagement endlessly overlapping one another towards infinity, showing the unstoppable, unfathomable sustainability of all things working in perfect concert in all places, at all times.
There is no limit to the ways we picture Heartspace. These images merely suggest ways to visualize the concept. Learn more from my post “ Envisioning Heartspace“.
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I'm a creative who researches, writes, draws and promotes the history of North Omaha, Nebraska. I also write prose and poetry. When I'm not following my hobby, I'm an advocate for youth power who speaks, researches, consults and supports young people changing the world.
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