Self Symmetry

We are indeed extensions of the nature around, living only to find meaning in shapes and patterns, searching for clues in life and chaos, just so that we can justify our existence on this planet as humans. Breathing the same air exhaled by plants while plants inhale the carbon dioxide that we give out, a different kind of symbiotic relationship is perceived here. The self-symmetry, which is a nature’s way to propagate itself, further, can be seen in us too. Our arms are the extensions to our body, our hands to our arms, our fingers to our hands and our nails to our fingers. Sometimes while holding a leaf in our hands we find the lack of difference satisfactory and the similarity brings a little joyous sense in our lives. Just like the leaf we shall be green, so full of life and just like the withered leaf we shall pass. In death, we find symmetry too. Then from the ashes and dirt the soil is formed through a new seed that germinates, providing extensions to our dead bodies like phoenix we shall rise from the ground to become something new, yet something so symmetrical.