Circularity
Circular motion often carries the weight of paradox.
A "circular argument" holds validity because, if the assumption is true, the conclusion inevitably follows. Yet, this logic loops endlessly, forming a closed system: a chain of states interlinked, always returning to the origin. This creates a "magic circle"—a loop without resolution, a cycle that perpetuates itself indefinitely.
But circular motion is not inherently fixed. When allowed to evolve, it can unfold inward or outward, transforming into a dynamic flow. In this transformation, it links two points—whether descending to the depths or ascending to the heights. This breaks the monotony of the cycle, opening pathways for change across the cognitive, physical, emotional, mental, energetic, and spiritual realms.
When movement travels towards the head or descends towards the legs, it activates and harmonizes Chi and the Yin-Yang meridians. This flow bridges opposing forces, balancing grounding and deepening with development and growth, rooting with rising motivation, and stillness with empowerment.
Circular motion, when embraced with intention, becomes more than repetition—it is a metaphor for evolution, connection, and transformation.
“Circles, like the soul, are never-ending and turn round and round without a stop.”
~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
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