Ancora Imparo: I am still Learning

This customized piece of beauty brings together the iconic parting words of the famous Italian Renaissance artist Michelangelo and a remote visual representation of what mathematicians call a Fibonacci spiral.The Fibonacci spiral is the pictorial analogy of the Fibonacci sequence in Math. This spiral is particularly fascinating for its aesthetic appeal and universal relevance. (Ever noticed the arrangements of leaves on a branch or that of petals in a flower!?!) Moreover, the spiral is also emblematic of relatedness with the divine as it is believed to reveal the path of enlightenment. The concentric rings that expand from a central point to the outside are not just metaphors for the evolution and growth of human consciousness, but they also symbolise the generative feminine force of the universe and the mystery of birth. And just when one begins to comprehend the inherent concealed depth of the spiral, the dimension of its boundlessness (The Fibonacci sequence is an infinite sequence) begins to manifest.Focusing on observing a spiral leads the mind to explore itself, to turn to its inner self, and at the same time to imagine the vastness of creation, a spiral expands and directs the thought towards the Infinitely large and infinitely small. This aspect of infiniteness has also been associated with learning by many great minds, for learning and development lie at the core of every empowered individual. To stop learning, no matter what your age, is to succumb to a drab existence. Lord Alfred Tennyson emphasized this very fact in the Ulysses when he said: ?How dull it is to rust unburnished, not to shine in use.? And so was the literal translation of Ancora Imparo, Michelangelo’s last words in his mother tongue, implying that even though he was passing over, “I am still learning”.The point in line is that no matter where one is on their personal or professional pathway in life, learning should always be the aim. How mind-blowing then it is to have this curated design titled ?Ancora Imparo: I am still learning? in your home or office space, that allows you to be continually mindful that at no cost should the pursuit of knowledge ever stop.