The Japanese wave pattern represents strength, power and resilience. Historically, the constant cycle of waves has signified tranquility as well as powerful ferocity and resilience – the endless ebb and flow of water along the shore is a permanent reminder of both the passing of time as well as the dangerous power of the ocean. Across the globe, 'the sea' is used as a symbol in literature to represent life and its hardships. The sea, with its daunting width and depth, simply stands for life itself. It may be quite calm, but it become raging and even deadly in an instant, with the waves representing the sudden obstacles life throws our way. With remarkable regularity across human cultures, water has also been used to communicate the sacred. value of life; the spiritual dimension of purification, protection, and healing; and the profound meaning of suffering and redemption. in human life. . . . . . #japanesewave #japanesewaves #wavepattern #wavemotif #ocean #water #symbolism #wavesymbol #nerinalascelles https://www.instagram.com/p/B1iEaQiAVDh/?igshid=19cxlxd543hph
