The main details of the symbol:

• The white triangle symbolises the I of the universe or the Godhead.
• The round white figures each symbolise a living being.
• The six sections that the symbol is divided into are the six planes of existence of the spiral cycle. The kingdom at the bottom is the plant kingdom (red), followed on the right by the animal kingdom (orange), then the real human kingdom (yellow), the kingdom of wisdom (green), the divine world (blue) and the kingdom of bliss (light indigo).
• The ring-shaped coloured section symbolises the changing combinations of the basic energies, which form the "matter" that makes up the planes of existence.
• The six dark rhomboid figures symbolise the combination of the basic energies in the living being’s organism as a whole at its culmination, as it appears in each of the six planes of existence.
• Each of the organisms represent their own particular combination of the bodies of instinct, gravity, feeling, intelligence, intuition and memory.
• The dotted lines connecting body to body show how the capacity of the bodies of the basic energies changes from one plane of existence to another, and how the experience and manifestation of life therefore changes from plane to plane.
• The black and white ring-shaped sections at the edge of the symbol indicates the interaction between darkness and light in the six planes of existence.