Stone Spiral Label

Our Introduction Cards are a wonderful and simple alternative to full business cards. Perfect for those with a business or if you just want to make an impression as an individual. Share only as much info as needed such as your MySpace, Facebook and Twitter account URLs. Use your real or screen name. Include just your email and nothing more. It's endless and safer than passing out your phone number or address! Great for kids to share with friends too. Perfect to hand out at clubs or gatherings when pen and paper are hard to find. Fun gift for friends , get them their own introduction cards! Designed at 10, design may need adjustments in other sizes and styles. Just email us at rockangel@rockangel.com and we will redesign our Keds for you at any size and style for free!! Just include the size and style you need! <hr style="width: 100%; height: 2px;">The Spiral <br> In terms of astrology, mysticism and myth the spiral translates into meanings of spirituality and rebirth. In terms of spirituality, the spiral symbol represents the path leading from outer consciousness (materialism, external awareness, ego, outward perception) to the inner soul (enlightenment, unseen essence, nirvana, cosmic awareness).<br> <br> In terms of rebirth or growth, the spiral symbol represents the consciousness of nature beginning from the core or centre and thus expanding outwardly. This is the way of all things, as recognised by most mystics.<br> <br> The spiral has found its way into the art of almost all cultures, from ancient primitive rock carvings on all continents to today's corporate logos. They show up in Celtic art, native American petroglyphs, Nazca earthworks, Arabic architecture, Japanese rock gardens, Hindu spiritual texts, Australian aboriginal paintings and African art. Surprisingly, no religious or political group has claimed exclusive rights to the spiral. It remains non-sectarian, or maybe pan-sectarian. The spiral belongs to everyone<br> and excludes no one.<br> <br> Some consider the spiral a symbol of the spiritual journey. It is also considered to represent the evolutionary process of learning and growing. It seems that life doesn't proceed in a straight line. The path of life more closely resemble a spiral. We seem to pass the same point over and over again but from a different perspective each time. To walk and then stand in the centre of a spiral or labyrinth has been a psycho spiritual exercise for centring the consciousness.