Symmetry represents perfect balance:
One half perfectly reflects the other half.
A mirror image. Symmetrical and balanced.
Symetry is not perfect:
But then, people are not perfect.
I think of the dual aspect of nature (yin and yang) which flow perfectly in to each other (but are not perfect
reflections of each other).
Symetry is missing "something":
Yes, symetry is missing one "m". It is slightly disconcerting to type in a deliberately misspelled
word, but you clearly know what the word is.
Something is missing but it's still a coherent entity.
SY-ME-TRY has three syllables:
The symbolism of three is found in the new testament.
There are three elements to human nature: thought, feeling, behaviour
In terms of genetics, there are three people: father, mother, child
From transactional analysis, there are three states of self: parent, adult, child.
Symetry embodies the journey toward self-efficacy:
Symetry can be read as "see me try"
or in other cases, <sigh> "me try"
All I can ever ask of myself or others is that they TRY
My special clients embody the symbolism of the word symetry
Additional note
Back in the days before the Internet (well actually in the days of the "dirt track" Fidonet) I wanted to
use the name "symmetry". I had to use a seven-digit login starting with "P" for my server, so I used name of Psymetry
(incorporating psychology). Moving from my Fidonet account to an Internet account, I dropped the P. Sometimes
I wonder if that was a mistake?
