How the CUSAC symbol was created
The symbol of The Center for the Unification of Science and Consciousness was created by Tom Campbell, who wanted to join two symbols: The lotus often seen as the fundamental nature of consciousness and the atom, the universal symbol of science. The challenge of joining the two symbols was faced by two world renowned artists in their own right, who volunteered their time and expenses, to help Tom. Quang Ho created the beautiful flames and how the symbols would be joined, and solved the difficult problem of integrating the two in a continuous flow. David Uhl, in close collaboration with his friend Quang, imagined the beautiful colors that bring the flames to life that you see inside both. The symbol perfectly expresses the theory described in Tom’s My Big TOE (Theory of Everything). It is deeply felt by those involved in the project, that perfection of the new symbol has been achieved. The background color represents the spectrum itself. Each color in the spectrum is individually defined by a particular wavelength, but white is the only one that includes all colors of the spectrum, and thereby expresses an inclusive view of humanity. The symbol (also called the logo) represents the goal of creating the largest, most positive, paradigm shift humanity has ever experienced.