This artwork is a modern reinterpretation of one of the most fascinating diagrams from The Book of Life (1898) by Dr. Alesha Sivartha — a visionary thinker whose work merged science, spirituality, sociology, and sacred geometry into a singular esoteric philosophy. Sivartha believed the human mind was structured around the mystical power of the number twelve, and his intricate “brain maps” broke the mind into twelve symbolic regions governing thought, emotion, and spiritual development.

In this updated edition, the original diagram has been meticulously restored and stripped of its aged background, allowing the complex lines, numbered sections, and symbolic forms to stand out with contemporary clarity. The result is visually bold and conceptually rich: a fusion of Victorian metaphysical science and modern minimalist design.

This piece feels simultaneously historical and futuristic — perfect for lovers of psychology, sacred geometry, esoteric philosophy, or anyone drawn to the aesthetics of old-world diagrams elevated for modern interiors.