Colored Spirals

HISTORY

Elayne has always loved spirals and discovered that they represent both movement into and from creation:

• A clockwise spiral represents movement from the Source into creation

• A counterclockwise (anitclockwise) spiral represents return to the Source.

PROCESS

At a January 2020 American Society of Dowsers (ASD), Greater Boston Chapter, meeting, President Susan McNeill-Sphuler held a class on making spirals with soft aluminum craft wire in various colors. Using needle nose pliers, which Elayne brought from her jewelry-making toolbox, the first spiral (silver) was turned clockwise after a length of tubing was folded in half with one end longer. This formed a spiral with two ends.

Because Elayne is moving from duality into unity, she created additional spirals with only one end opposite the center.

Elayne used symbolic colors as follows:

• Pink - universal love

• Green - heart chakra

• Silver - meditation, moon, inward contemplation

• Magenta - high rate of vibration

• Bright Blue - Self, Soul, Master Within

Note: Three-dimensional clockwise spirals when reversed are counterclockwise, unlike those on two-dimensional paper.

CLOCKWISE SPIRALS

COUNTERCLOCKWISE SPIRALS

DOUBLE ENDED SPIRAL

TRISKELION SPIRAL