A proposal

[Onbael_]

I made two versions, I called them
"Modern Zevism".

Mine here is just an idea.

The colours represent Ida, Pingala and Sushumma.
Gold represents perfection.
The weaves represent the complicity of Zevism.

The perfect proportions (which will come), represent the perfection of Zevism as a programme.

The work is directed from the bottom upwards, symbolising progress.
The work is directed from right to left, as Zevism is the religion of the left hand.

 

[Carvik]

Like a Modern Idea of kinda a sigil, I guess thats your sigil now, Vira. I like the Idea, but I find confusing the fact that it keeps up and up and has no end in the image, my brain is unresponsive to "unfinished" figures, altough Zevism is an infinite ladder itself.

I made two versions, I called them
"Modern Zevism".

Mine here is just an idea.

The colours represent Ida, Pingala and Sushumma.
Gold represents perfection.
The weaves represent the complicity of Zevism.

The perfect proportions (which will come), represent the perfection of Zevism as a programme.

The work is directed from the bottom upwards, symbolising progress.
The work is directed from right to left, as Zevism is the religion of the left hand.

 

[Voice of Enki [SG]]

I made two versions, I called them
"Modern Zevism".

Mine here is just an idea.

Allow me to give some critique, which I hope can be of help to you.

I understand the idea, however the work is disharmonious. The colors get out of alignment and crisscross constantly, shifting in disharmonious ways.

When depicting things related to the soul, it is best to keep them aligned properly in the natural fashion as they are in reality, otherwise it breaks the harmony and feels unpleasant to look at, even painful to the eye.

The Ida, Pingala and Shushumna have very clear and specific alignment. You can use these colors in other ways, but they must respect the right hierarchy for it to work, such as how the National Socialist flag is designed, the black Swastika in the center, surrounded by a red circle on a white backdrop in the original design.

Criss crossing the lines and colors, having the "weave" cross the image through a misaligned angle, creates a very chaotic and unpleasant image. You should imagine a clear purpose for the lines, find a harmonious alignment and respect the hierarchy of what these represent, or find a hierarchy to your work if you haven't yet.

For comparison for yourself, try making a weave with 3 lines instead of this diagonal square weave. You will see it feels significantly better as a whole.

Lastly, you can create a-symmetrical or even chaotic designs without breaking these things, so long as the greater picture is harmonious. An image with chaotic details, but a harmonious flow, there is order in the chaos, just like in reality.