Silicia

Our Core Values

Silicia's built on the pillars of Tranquility, Acceptance, and Independence. Tranquility reflects Silicia’s commitment to fostering peace and harmony within its borders, creating a serene environment where citizens can thrive without unnecessary stress or conflict. Acceptance stands as a testament to Silicia's inclusive spirit, embracing diversity and promoting respect for all individuals, regardless of their backgrounds, beliefs, or identities. Independence underscores the nation's dedication to self-reliance and sovereignty, empowering its citizens to shape their lives and their community free from external constraints. Together, these values define Silicia as a beacon of unity, freedom, and peace.

Our Motto

Silicia’s motto, “Crossing the Void,” reflects the profound journey of navigating the space between conscious thoughts—the quiet, infinite point where clarity and creativity emerge. In Silician philosophy, the "void" represents a realm of introspection and potential, where individuals pause, reflect, and connect with their inner selves. By embracing this stillness, Silicia encourages its citizens to find balance, discover new perspectives, and unlock the inspiration that drives personal and collective growth. This motto serves as a reminder of the power found in mindfulness and the transformative energy that arises from the silence between thoughts.

The Silician Flag

The flag consists of 7 parts. The black background, two red triangles, a diagnal line, a horizontal line, a ring, a circle, and a glyph.

• The black background represents the void. It is the resting point of between experiences and the only true constant.
• The red triangles represent the dual nature of our awareness. The Subject and the Object.
• The outer ring represents the natural cycle of consciousness. It cycles around the void and duality.
• The white line spanning from the lower left hemisphere to the upper right hemisphere is the direction in which we experience the world. We see life from the viewpoint of the observer as our attention is drawn outwards
• The horizontal line spanning the center represents an alternative path consciousness can take, stretching across the void and narrowly meeting with duality
• The white circle in the Center represents our current awareness. It overlaps the void and duality, shedding light on what we observe as conscious beings
• The glyph is that of a deity eating a constellation of stars. The deity represents the ego, while the constellation symbolic of a pattern of experiences that makes the individual unique