Represents the synthesis of feminine and masculine energies existing in union to produce a creative primordial energy dynamic. Embodying the essence that existence is a continual cycle of death and rebirth; connecting with the seasonal nature of time.

The etymology of this alchemical symbol dates back as far as 5,000 B.C., connecting religious and mythological symbolism of many civilazations around the world. The origin of the word comes from the Greek ουροβóρος, "oura" meaning "tail" and "boros" meaning "to eat". Symbolizing 'the beginning' and 'the end' while conceptualizing the notion of eternity and perpetual change.