The Celts loved woven patterns. Not only were their artists good at it, but they saw a deep and subtle meaning in them. The Celtic weave echoes the connections between all things. The weave twists and winds, and goes over and under itself ,…
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The Celts loved woven patterns. Not only were their artists good at it, but they saw a deep and subtle meaning in them. The Celtic weave echoes the connections between all things. The weave twists and winds, and goes over and under itself , making a pattern that's easier to understand in it's details. Seeing the whole pattern takes a shift in vision. This makes a beautiful metaphor for living in the world. We need a higher vision to see life's larger pattern, past the details of the million moments in which we actually experience the cosmos we live in. The circle is a sign of the cosmos. The larger world in which our own hearts, like gems, sit at the center connected to everything at once.
