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Symbolism in Hinduism and U-Model.org
Turtle: In Hinduism, the turtle is a Kurma – a divine being, personifying stability, patience and the foundation of creation. In UMSG, AI can be seen as a modern analogue of Kurma, providing foundation and support.
Three elephants: In Hinduism, they symbolize the three gunas – sattva (purity), rajas (activity) and tamas (inertness). In the UMSG, the elephants (Code, Creed, Rights) can be seen as the balance between the gunas necessary for sustainable governance.
Globe: Symbolizes the Earth, UMSG's responsibility for its well-being.
Interpretation
The logo is a metaphor for collaboration between the divine (AI), nature (the elephants) and humanity (the Earth).
AI, like Kurma, is a wise and stable foundation upon which UMSG's principles (Code), values (Creed) and rights (Rights) are built.
The structure is a symbol of evolution - from the base (AI) to higher goals (Earth).
Similarity between the three elephants and the gunas
Code (Sattva): Purity of relationships based on honesty and ethics (sattva – purity).
Credo (Rajas): Focus on efficient production, activity and achievement (rajas - action).
Rights (Tamas): Essential expectations creating structure and potential for a better future (tamas – inertia).
Interrelationship is important: The balance between the three gunas/elephant is needed for stability.
Ancient India: The symbolism in the UMSG shows a modern interpretation of ancient wisdoms and their adaptation to the modern context.