Seat of rest, place of presence, ground for reflection.
origins
From royal thrones to humble stools, chairs marked both authority and simple being. They were spaces of pause, decision, or listening.
meaning
Rest, authority, presence. The chair symbolises the act of sitting fully in one’s place.
today
It speaks of the need to stop moving, to take a seat, and to honour stillness as strength.
practice
Sit quietly in a chair. Place both feet on the ground. Ask: what happens when I truly take my place?
endurance
The chair endures because every journey needs moments of pause, and every leader needs a seat of presence.
This page is part of the Codex — the living archive of the Forge of Elaryn and the Stones of Aereth.
