“When one chooses only a single side — be it darkness or light — one inevitably enters into conflict with its opposite. Such is the law of duality: by affirming only one part of the self, one rejects the other, stepping onto the path of perpetual inner opposition.

Yet true wisdom and harmony lie in the recognition and unification of both opposites. Only when light and shadow coexist in balance does true wholeness emerge.

The Serpent and the Rabbit, as symbols of distinct facets of the soul, are not adversaries, but equal archetypal forces within the architecture of Life’s Cosmos. And only by embracing both can one attain the inner alchemy where opposites do not clash, but complement — leading to harmony and true unity.

It is precisely in this act — the fusion of the irreconcilable — that the Alchemy of Creation takes place. For one can only create from wholeness. From a world where all within you has returned to its rightful place.”

“The Pythia Diaries. The Voice of the Gods.”

DARIIA GANAGA

Philosophy of Inner Union

Within every human being live opposing forces — softness and strength, light and shadow, purity and passion, fear and wisdom. The Lady with Rabbits project embodies this philosophy through two powerful symbols: the rabbit and the snake.

The Rabbit is a symbol of tenderness, vulnerability, gentleness, innocence, and purity. It is sensitive, receptive, timid, and open. Yet at the same time, it carries the energy of bohemian sensuality, desire, physicality, pleasure, and hedonism. It lives through sensation — it is beautiful, aesthetic, present in the here and now. It loves light, touch, and freedom.

The Serpent is a symbol of transcendent wisdom, power, intuition, depth, and metamorphosis. It is ancient. It sees what is hidden. It is the embodiment of awareness. But it also holds danger, fear, coldness, dark passion, destructive instinct, and venom. The snake hypnotizes, frightens, and evokes awe.

The rabbit and the snake are archetypes that appear incompatible. One is trembling, the other — commanding.One is of the air, the other — buried in the earth. And yet, if you look deeper, they are alike. They both live on the edge. They are both pure expressions of power — simply of different natures. When the rabbit and the snake embrace, it is a sign that your inner parts are no longer at war.

That you no longer divide yourself into right and wrong. That you are ready to recognize your wholeness.