The Infinity Symbol

The infinity symbol, sometimes called the lemniscate in algebraic geometry, has been in use for hundreds of years.

Although the concept of infinity has been documented since the Ancient Greek mathematicians and philosophers, the symbol as we now know it was first used by English priest and mathematician John Wallis in 1655. It’s not clear exactly why Wallis chose the symbol, though its shape does represent an endless curve. 

Historians note that a similar figure appears in early Christian iconography. 

The Ancient Romans employed a series of numerals denoting “many” that resembled the figure eight.           

The symbol of infinity, is an ancient spiritual expression of awe representing the unimaginable unlimited ever continuing expansiveness of everything.

The Infinity Wave: Mastering the Art of Love, Compassion and Flow   

Author: Hope Fitzgerald          

This book consolidates the story of how the Infinity Wave arrived as a gift to the world from a loving Universe for navigating tumultuous times, and a guide for how to use this new multi-dimensional tool of Love and Compassion to easily enhance day-to-day activities and provide a path to spiritual evolution.

In its elegant simplicity, the Infinity Wave offers something completely unexpected, something everyone can understand, something easy and incorruptible and unifying.         

A symbol that doesn't even require language to work its wonders.