The United kingdom flag
(Abstract)
The Union Jack, adopted in 1801, is presumably the result of the addition of Saint George, Saint Andrew and Saint Patrick flags respectively related to England, Scotland and Ireland. Its main characteristic consists in the height compass direction drawing, which refers to a symbol from immemorial time.
The Union Jack refers to the pulsating move between the Centre or non-manifested source and the periphery manifested in its visible and invisible form. This movement occurs until the manifestation has achieved its full development and realized the famous “squaring of the circle”. Then, returning definitely to the Centre and standing into his own stabilized state constitutes the final step towards the complete realization of the human being.
Beyond the common image of the focal point related to the trade of visible and invisible goods and services between the developed and developing countries, the Centre represents the kernel point where everything comes from and goes back. As the Whole, nothing can exist outside it. Reaching the Centre brings the being out of going in circles and finding the real stability. He is standing where all oppositions commute into complements, where complements are no longer distinct, but one. Being completely integrated, the being has jumped from time to eternity, where we all come from, where we all belong.
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