Closed, unfinished or trappe

 The geometry of our inner narratives!

Very small patches come together to solve the jigsaw of life. Our experiences too can be symbolically understood in simple forms.

A half circle signifies a thought left midway, unimplemented, lacking foundation, an effort made without closure. Such half-formed attempts consume energy and mental space. They must be identified, learned from, and consciously discarded, not repeated unconsciously.

An incomplete circle represents something different. You tried your best. You reached far. You were almost at the finishing line, ready to taste the fruit but circumstances, limitations, or resilience fatigue stopped you. The effort remains suspended. You are left astonished, confused, and slightly unsettled. These are unprocessed tasks, incomplete emotional files, unfinished conversations.

A complete circle signifies the art of finishing. It reflects closure, the discipline of concluding, detaching, and freeing mental space to initiate something new. A completed circle is a file consciously closed.

Then comes the circle with an arrow is the vicious loop. Here, you are not simply unfinished; you are trapped. It is a repetitive pattern of thought or experience. You wish to detach, yet you unknowingly return to it. Unlike an incomplete circle that allows you to leave it, restart a new one, a vicious loop keeps you rotating in the same emotional orbit. It drains awareness and subtly creates dependency.

Pause and reflect.

Which circle are you currently living in?

Is it halfway? Or Unprocessed? Or  A vicious loop?

Or completed circle which is identified, sorted, treated, and concluded?

Life becomes lighter when we recognise the shape of our experiences.