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Description
Re-design of the magic glyph from before.

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The ying yang floral reefs, known as the Sulur Bayung motif represents flow and balance. They counter each other, yet they complete each other. They also represent all living things that live of the land and nature.

Now, the centerpiece, known as the 8 petaled flower represents the eight trees of Jiwa (The Soul). Some of the outer petals are under the reefs while some are above them. This is to imply that neither of the too exceeds the each other and are equally important in maintaining life.

The 8 smaller/minor petals represent the eight manifestations of Kalbu (The Heart), consisting primarily the Seven Sins; Lust, Gluttony, Envy, Greed, Wrath, Sloth, & pride plus an additional desire, death. (this represents the 8 main bosses players must face).

The center flower (note that the petals are close together) represents the unity of the opposites of the Kalbu; Chastity, Fast, contentedness, Generosity, Love, Diligence, Humility and Life.

Description
Re-design of the magic glyph from before.

[link]

The ying yang floral reefs, known as the Sulur Bayung motif represents flow and balance. They counter each other, yet they complete each other. They also represent all living things that live of the land and nature.

Now, the centerpiece, known as the 8 petaled flower represents the eight trees of Jiwa (The Soul). Some of the outer petals are under the reefs while some are above them. This is to imply that neither of the too exceeds the each other and are equally important in maintaining life.

The 8 smaller/minor petals represent the eight manifestations of Kalbu (The Heart), consisting primarily the Seven Sins; Lust, Gluttony, Envy, Greed, Wrath, Sloth, & pride plus an additional desire, death. (this represents the 8 main bosses players must face).

The center flower (note that the petals are close together) represents the unity of the opposites of the Kalbu; Chastity, Fast, contentedness, Generosity, Love, Diligence, Humility and Life.