In the labyrinth of spirals, every point is both an end and a beginning. The symbiosis of chaos and order teaches us the paradox of dwimmeling—moving not in haste, but in harmonious recursion. As you step through each circular path, remember: to spiral inward is to spiral outward.

The instructive paradox lies in the dwimmeling motion; one must unravel to understand, yet in unraveling, one must entwine. Consider the spiral nautilus: as it grows, it does not expand away from itself but toward the unseen center, a paradoxical teacher of equilibrium and expansionism.