### shape:

Spiral
* Celtic spiral dingbat font.
* are also a symbol of hypnosis
  - extremely stable
* are common in plants and in some animals, notably molluscs
  - to whorl patterns
  - curves
  - decoration
  - disk-like, with arms of young stars and gas winding out from the nucleus
  - flat disks of stars with bright bulges in their centers
  - located in japans
  - rotation
  - symbols for a holistic, balanced view of reality
* are the most common type of large galaxy
  - symbol of energy, vitality and cyclic time
* grow laterally away from, rather than along, the axis with each revolution.
* have a central bulge with a flattened disk, generally showing spiral arms
  - blue arms of bright blue stars and a red-yellow bulge of older stars
  - disks with young stars, spiral arms, gas and dust
  - large amounts of gas dust in the arms with the arms revolving as rigid bodies
  - most of their bright stars, gas, and obscuring dust in a thin disk
  - no ears to interfere
* possess copious amounts of gas and also young stars, in contrast to the ellipticals.
* seem to be associated with the patchy X-ray emission.
* stand for the struggle to maintain balance between out consciousness and outer self.
* start from the inside and work outwards.
* still give birth to new stars.
* tend to have less of a range, with typically one to a hundred billion stars.
+ Spiral, As a symbol: Mathematics
  * Spirals are also a symbol of hypnosis. They are also used as a symbol of dizziness, where the eyes of a cartoon character, especially in anime and manga, will turn into spirals to show they are dizzy or dazed. The spiral is also a prominent symbol in the anime 'Gurren Lagann', where it symbolizes the double helix structure of DNA, representing biological evolution, and the spiral structure of a galaxy, representing universal evolution.

### shape | spiral:

Logarithmic spiral
* are common in nature.
+ Logarithm, Uses: Mathematics
  * Logarithmic spirals are common in nature. Examples include the shell of a nautilus or the arrangement of seeds on a sunflower.

### shape:

Spur
* Some spurs extend from ankle bones
* are also painful when they are associated with shoes rubbing on an area of the foot
  - bony spear-like projections found on the back of each leg
  - calcium growths that develop on bones of the feet
  - high ground
  - natural things
  - part of boots
  - short crooked shoots upon which flowers and fruit are borne
  - small shoots that produce leaf, flower and fruit
  - the sites on which floors of apples, pear and quince are borne
* bearing stunted shoots usually die the following year.
* can also occur without pain
  - be painful because they often cause corns
  - grow where the muscles of the foot attach to the bone
* is commendation
* normally hold nectar as a reward for the pollinators.
* wound the tree and often carry diseases from trees previously taken down.

### shape | spur:

Bone spur
* are abnormal bone growth that results from aging or arthritis
  - almost always the result of trauma
  - in fact smooth structures that form over a prolonged period of time
  - medical conditions
  - small bony projections that develop along the edge of bones
* can also cause minor setbacks in the recovery process
  - develop and interfere with the range of motion
* can be painless or cause severe pain
  - very painful
* can form on a vertebrae causing pain and damage to nerves
  - bones of the spine causing pain and damage to nerves
  - reduce the space available for the bursa and tendons to move under the acromion

Growth spurt
* occur much later in puberty for boys than girls.
* occurs, on average, two years earlier in females than males.
* require increased amounts of iron.