The Flower of life
- ginettedelaive
- May 8
- 2 min read
Updated: May 20
Life: Sound in Form
Some symbols are not just seen, they are felt. As if they touch a memory inside your body. A knowing without words. For me, the Flower of Life is one of those symbols. A circle in motion. A shape that feels right, that breathes, that lives.
Why this symbol matters to me
The Flower of Life represents wholeness, balance, harmony and connection. It shows how everything in the universe is intertwined: human and animal, sound and silence, body and soul, vibration and form. Its geometry holds both order and flow, rhythm and stillness, balance and movementinfinity and simplicity. That’s exactly what I aim to offer: a space that, like the Flower of Life, radiates calm, rhythm and connection, a space where you can meet yourself
and simply breathe.
A central presence in my studio
The Flower of Life is woven throughout my studio: in my logo, in the center of my Himalayan Foot Singing Bowl, on my meditation cushions, bolsters and walls. Not as decoration, but as an energetic anchor. A visual resonance of what I feel: that everything is connected. Every vibration you hear during a session, every frequency moving through your body, is like a circle within the Flower of Life: touching, moving, resonating, connecting.
Balance between human, animal, nature and sound
What moves me in this symbol is how it reveals natural order without rigidity. It wasn’t designed, it emerged. Just like sound is not made, but rises. The Flower of Life brings together all layers:
human and animal
nature and energy
sound, vibration and silence
breath, resonance and intention
It’s a form that speaks without words. Just like Sound Meditation does.
Ancient and yet completely of this time
The Flower of Life is not a new discovery. It appeared thousands of years ago on temple walls in Egypt, India and China. And yet, it feels completely relevant today, clear, pure, universal. In a world that often feels fragmented,
this symbol reminds us that everything is connected. Timeless. And yet strikingly present.
Why it’s in my logo
Because it feels right. Because I sense it’s not just a symbol, but a blueprint of connection. That’s the essence of what I hope to share:
how sound brings you back to your center
how vibration releases layers beyond words
how silence can be just as powerful as sound
It carries everything I believe in: connection, simplicity and resonance.
The Flower of Life is my source of inspiration, my foundation, my inner compass.
