a·tom·ic
/əˈtämik/
1. An atom can be defined as a fundamental unit of being or consciousness, embodying the universal forces of creation, destruction, and movement, rather than just a physical particle. It represents the building blocks not just of matter but also of life and the cosmos, containing an essence of divine intelligence and serving as a seed of awareness from which all existence emerges. 2. symbol of unity. contemplating the nature of atoms can lead to a understanding of the deeper spiritual truths of unity, the illusion of separateness, and the interconnectedness of all things. 3. role in transformation. the constant cycle of atomic formation and breakdown is seen as mirroring cosmic rhythms of birth, life, and death symbolizing spiritual transmutation and growth.