: Psico Design ep. 13 : GINKO BILOBA

GINKO BILOBA, the hidden meaning in a tattoo 

 

in this short article of the section “PSICO DESIGN – the psychology of the drawings” we address the meaning and symbolism of the GINKO BILOBA from a mythical or primordial point of view, to apply it in the portrayal of the tattoo

 

Anyway, we speak of fairytales that make us dream, there’s no time for science here

 

The prefrontal cortex has no ground here, we move within the emotions of the limbic brain or the instinct of the reptilian brain 

 

GINKGO BILOBA is a millennial tree

it comes from prehistory, born at the time of dinosaurs but contrary to them, it has survived

 

it has survived everything, it is an immortal highlander, it is perfect

it is perfect also because since then it has never changed, it was already perfect at that time and so it remained, strong

 

even more recently, in the East, in Hiroshima, after the atomic bomb, Ginkgo biloba lost its leaves like every year  but surprisingly, the following season they sprouted out again, like nothing bad had happened

 

as if it was just a gentle breeze that made its leaves fall

 

the fact of being so ancient makes it wise by right, the wisest of all, therefore the meaning of Ginkgo Biloba is precisely its wisdom, its awareness of all mechanisms of the world

 

strangely or not surprisingly,  Ginkgo Biloba is connected to the organ of wisdom, the brain

 

its name “BILOBA” refers to its strength, just like a heart, but cut in half into TWO LOBES, like our brain 

 

strangely or not surprisingly, from the Ginkgo Biloba tree natural supplements are extracted and they become great allies to improve the functions of our brain

 

strangely or not surprisingly, is it all connected?

 

anyway, the symbolism of Ginkgo Biloba speaks of wisdom and long life, of immortality and perfection, of ancient times and traditions, 

 

just like a great grandmother

 

just like those qualities that we would like to have, maybe today, maybe yesterday, and not only when we’ll be grandparents us too

 

with love,

by Lady Sara