About the Word. About the Symbol.
PARVISANI
(par-vee-SAH-nee)
The word PARVISANI comes from the Latin roots “par/pario” – to bring forth; “vis” – life; “ani” – soul/consciousness; and “risi” (the third, fifth, sixth, and last letters) – laughter/joy. So, PARVISANI is the bringing forth of an evolved consciousness into our lives with laughter and joy sprinkled throughout!
The Symbol
The PARVISANI symbol consists of two circles, one inside the other. The outer circle symbolizes the universe, the creator, consciousness. The inner circle represents the earth. The two circles combine to form a moon which reflects the seasons, growth, transformations, and the feminine divine. In the center of the symbol is the eye of god: it is wisdom and watchfulness. The lines of the symbol are imperfect – deliberately so: wabi-sabi, from Zen Buddhism, is the ability to see beauty in imperfection.
[The colors of the symbol are variable. The shapes and lines do not change.]
“When feminine energy is in balance with masculine energy in our political and social power structures, the world will begin to heal.”
—Bonnie Warren