The logo features two trees within the symbol of yin and yang, supported by two hands.
The tree is a symbol of the world, mediating between the depths of the earth and the heights of the heavens. Specifically, the cosmic tree is represented by the Ficus religiosa (pippal), under whose branches Buddha attained enlightenment—known as the “awakening.” Plato also refers to the image of the inverted tree when he says that man is a celestial plant; that is, man is like an inverted tree, with roots reaching towards the heavens and branches towards the earth. The tree symbolises the earthly energy that is fertilised by the celestial one and vice versa.
The yin and yang symbol represents the duality present in every element that makes up the Universe: two opposing and complementary entities that form the whole.
