Overcome

J – Overcome Sigil

This shared symbol is representative to Overcome.

We learned survival, it is one aspect, now find the joy and resilience to overcome limitations.

Not many see Imagination as the gateway, the portal to all the other dimensions and worlds, thoughts, ideas, universes we create?

The centered symbol is depicting a semicircle representative to boundaries, limitation, space, and is crossed by a vertical line with a point-forward arrow representative to direction, flow, dynamic movement forward.

Do the same, know your limitations and when you feel comfortable and ready to push those limitation, do it.

On the other side of your own limitations you can find nothing else but more of yourself.

Reminder:
Tuhunukat symbols (or sigils) hold concepts within so they can be used as sigils or within meditative state.
Tuhunukat is a colective consciousness from Akasha formed from various individual entities like scholars, teachers and guardians of Akashic Records.
Shared symbols are from our human colective consciousness and using only lines, dots, shapes our subconscious, conscious, analytical mind can process.

How to use?

Optional. Can be engraved, carved, as a talisman or tattooed.

In meditative state and with a grounding process before starting the meditative state.

“What is meditative state? I don’t know how to meditate.”

Find a quiet place, look at the symbol, set an intention to activate your awareness and (this is the most important part) … shut up, keep quiet, be aware of your surroundings, with eyes closed… don’t chase thoughts and ideas, keep yourself centered… use breath to focus and come back to your center.

Do avoid using this sigil from a state of obsession, lack off, desire to be seen, loved, appreciated… no love spells please because it is an interaction with one’s free will but also it is your fee will to go forth with whatever actions you take. Actions do have consequences.

The symbols from around the central sigil can be tested here