The awareness of a change in thought is a consistent destructive process of interaction of the personality with the environment.

Therefore, the stationary state of the subject is likened to a stimulus, which in turn destabilizes the internal complex of the person.

The symbolism of the image of the face lies in its initial impression on the observer.

Based on the shape of the face, the observer builds the general character of the sculpture.

The absence of a face deliberately shortens the research process and allows to create this character individually, in his own way.

Consciousness is considered dual because it is able to perceive and aware of various aspects and opposites, such as light and darkness, joy and sadness, good and evil. This ability to perceive and evaluate different aspects of life allows us to better understand the world and our place in it.

If consciousness is considered non-dual, this may indicate that a person perceives the world through the complexity and diversity of perceptions. He comprehends the world not only through opposites, but also through interconnections, interactions and inner harmony. Such a perception of the world allows a person to view it as a unique mosaic, where each element has an important meaning

“Unity” is a reflection of our modern existence, as an existence in existential order in chaos. This may be a stage in our evolution, or perhaps we are simply a manifestation of chaos itself. However, together we form one organism, and unity in this chaos may be our key to understanding the depths and connections of the world.