This image represents Liberate Therapy. The symbol may have many meanings, depending on how you look at it. From one point of view, it consists of an “upside down triangle” & “half circle.”
The “upside down triangle” evokes rebellion, dissidence, freedom, individuality. Once used to identify prisoners in concentration camps during WWII, we can reclaim the symbol as our own & define its meaning in whichever way feels natural. This sense of reconstructing meaning must be part of the self-liberation process, to not let others define who we are or what/how we perceive. Only we can do this for ourselves.
Then, at first glance, we may notice a “half circle.” Though, I see something more whole: a visible half & invisible half. This may represent the conscious mind / unconscious mind, part of the story / the whole story, the known / unknown.
The two symbols, together, embody a liberatory perspective on life, one that views it as a fluid journey rather than a fixed course. We may have learned to view life one way: with ups & downs, halves & wholes, ends & beginnings. But, if we choose to look closer, to challenge preconceived beliefs/ideas/definitions/concepts/shapes, we create room for something new, something liberating.
What do you see?