The Lemniscate is the symbol of infinity. Out of the perfection of the circle, the unity, duality emerges. Rhythm develops out of the simple being: breathing in and breathing out, up and down, polarities. Creation consists of duality. The inner and outer opposites form the necessary tension for life which should stay in balance playfully. "If we are in rhythmical harmony with our nature, nothing can harm us. Providence is one with us; it cares for us and it leads us to our new horizons"?. (Anam Cara - A book of Celtic Wisdom by John O'Donohue).

Ankh - The Key of Life
In the ancient Egyptian high culture, the Ankh is known as the symbol of life, but as a universal symbol it is connected with other cultures as well. Its symbolism is complex. It unifies male and female and therefore its energy is androgyny. The cross represents the lingam and the loop for the yoni.
The soul is androgyny and immortal, too. In old Egyptian depictions, one can often see the Gods and Goddesses with an Ankh in his or her hand. This means that the deity has eternal life, infinite wisdom, and the power to forward this.