09/01/2026
A circle with a point at its center. One of the oldest symbols in human history.
The Pythagoreans called it the Monad, the whole before division.
Centuries later, Plato told another story about the same shape. In the Symposium, Aristophanes‘ myth describes humans as once whole, then split in two, spending their lives reaching back toward that wholeness. He called that reach love, and meant something quieter than finding another person. The return to yourself.
We chose this shape for a reason.
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