What Heart Wants

The heart has four chambers, we all have read. The heart which pumps blood, which has arteries and veins connected to it. But, looking at its new modulation with two semicircles at the top and slanting lines from their ends meeting at a point, I wonder what its creator might have had in mind. After putting in a lot of thought, the conclusion I reached to is as follows:

•       The chamber 1 represents what we call being ‘happy’.
•       The chamber 2 represents the being ‘sad’.
•       The slanting line 3 is ‘fear’.
•       The slanting line 4 is ‘despair’.
•       The axis marked ‘A’ is the ‘equilibrium state’ which is passing from the ‘balance point’ 5.

Now, imagine it as a see-saw that can go up and down about the point 5.

-When you’re too happy, chamber 1 will become heavy. As a result the heart will bend towards the line 3 i.e. fear. The fear of losing this happiness soon.

-Similarly, when you are too sad, it will tilt towards line 4 i.e. despair. The loss of hope of never being able to be happy again.

-And when you have a balance of this ‘happy’ and ‘sad’, the line of equilibrium is straight depicting stability, something even an atom seeks.

Gosh! such deep meaning this shape has and we as stupids are using it as a symbol of love!