When a plant root comes across a barrier during its growth, it summons even more energy, flexibility, and work to create a helix. Research demonstrates for us how this works. In its very nature, the helix is the definition of resilience. It is a symbol of evolution, growth and resilience. The helix has withstood the test of time, religion, biological and cultural influences. Many plants become a helix in order to pass through environmental challenges and explore more of their environment.īecause of its stability and strength, the helix is foundational to sacred architecture throughout the world from Precolumbian to Irish Neolothic Sites to churches and mosques. Sunflowers, vine tendrils, ferns, the shells of nautilus and snails, seahorses, the horns of antelopes and sheep, even our fingerprints all have the helix as their underlying structure. We find the helix in galaxies and weather patterns and in every living organism’s DNA. The helix shape (or spiral) is a symbol of resilience. Resilience is in all of us and can be learned and developed in anyone! The Helix Resilience is not something that some people have and others simply don’t. It is the ability to bounce back despite all the odds. Resilience is the ability to withstand, adapt and grow in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy and stress such as depression, family and relationship problems, bullying, death of a loved one.
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