EVOLVE THE MIND ✦ LE ✦ Vertical Canvas

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FEATURES

DESCRIPTION

• Rectangle-shaped canvas wall art with black wrapped border
• Printed on high-quality artist stock, then stretched and wrapped around wood fiberboard
• Frames are 1.25" thick 
• Hooks on both sides for instant hanging
• Limited Edition 333

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• The canvas was printed with acid-free ink that will last without fading or chipping and features a scratch-resistant UV coating.
• Wipes clean easily with a damp cloth or to remove dust. Vacuum gently using a soft brush attachment.

ARTIST

R.A.G.E. 

SYMBOLISM / ARTWORK TYPOGRAPHY

• Evolve the Mind
• “If you want to awaken all of humanity, then awaken all of yourself. If you want to eliminate the suffering in the world, then eliminate all that is dark and negative in yourself. Truly, the greatest gift you have to give is that of your own self-transformation.” - Lao Tzu
• R.A.G.E. nation x RESONATE LOVE
• Forever Evolving
• Heal x Learn x Grow
• There will always be another step. Another lesson to learn. The soul must awaken. More balance, more harmony. More awareness, more understanding. More wisdom, More compassion. More light, more love. More to shed, more to grow.
• "Evolution" in Kanji
• "Healing" in Kanji
• "Discipline" in Kanji
• Chakra (cakra in Sanskrit) means “wheel” energy symbols
• Wireframe grid plane symbolizing the unpredictability of life's ups and downs along with its balance/equilibrium.  
• Ascending human propelling from its steps/path to enlightenment
• The white lotus flower symbolizes purity, whereas of the gold lotus is associated with one's spiritual ascension
• The ancient om is placed on the lotus signifying  the essence of the ultimate reality, consciousness
• Heart figure 
• Ancient scarab symbolizing rebirth
• The scarab is holding a sun with a brain in it reminding us we are the SUN/SON of source, striving to elevate the human mind/consciousness day by day
• I am x We Are x All Is
• The serpent sheds their skin symbolizing our rebirth, transformation, immortality, and healing. "The elders from Native American tribes believed the snake was a symbol of life and rebirth. As a result, snakes made their appearance in many sand paintings and healing ceremonies."
• "The snake also became a symbol of renewal as it embraced life and death. In Eastern practices, it is believed that all human beings have a “Serpent power” called our Kundalini and it represents our life force. The Kundalini is thought to be energy released within an individual using specific meditation techniques. It is represented symbolically as a serpent coiled at the base of the spine. In many cultures around the world, it is believed that disease in humans is caused by the absence of this energy in our bodies and in Iran a sick person is called “bimar” translating to “the snake is gone”.
• I am very aware of the negative connotations of the serpent in Christian scripture but this is not intended to represent anything evil. If there was any concern about any western ideology programming we've adopted as kids this artwork is not that with the utmost respect to "other perspectives."