Triskelions: Ancient and Modern
The triskelion or” triskele” is also known as the tri-spiral or “Spiral of Life.” The triskelion represents balance, harmony and continual motion indicative of the flow of life and of the Earth in her seasons and cycles. The three spirals in the triskelion are interconnected with no open ends thus creating one continuous line; all spirals turn in the same direction.
Dancing With Water
As the authors of Dancing with Water have experimented with different ways of making triskelions, they have discovered both a masculine and a feminine form of the triskelion. The basic masculine form is made using a single copper wire. The feminine version is made by twisting 3 smaller copper wires together before forming the spirals. For maximum benefit, use triskelions in pairs—one masculine and one feminine.
In their most recent work with triskelions, they have incorporated gold and silver. This takes the masculine and feminine energies to a higher octave—an influence that has been lacking on the Earth for hundreds of years. Using a pair of gold/silver triskelions with your water helps to re-balance the masculine/feminine in your personal life and in your surroundings.
Union of Polarity
Left: Two different triskelions made of copper wire. The masculine triskelion (left) is made using 12-guage soft copper wire. The feminine triskelion (right) is made of 3 strands of 18-guage, copper wire twisted together.
Right: Triskelions made using silver and gold-plated copper wire.
