I've been advised to base my company in Nevada where there's no state tax, incorporating is comparatively a cinch. I'd like to start a company, though I'm not exactly sure what I should call it. Before I incorporate, I'd better work through the possibilities.
Recently I've gravitated toward an old glyph: æ. They call it 'ash' or 'aesc'. I connect with this glyph on a multitude of levels:
Let's start with æ.
Option-' on my Mac.
Shift-option-' yields a capital ash: Æ.
ash æsh æther ether asher phoenix phaenix phænix fænix
I'm compelled toward the phoenix. Its origins lie in the way the Greeks referred to the people of Tyre by the reddish-purple dye they produced from the secretion of an indigenous, predatory sea snail called the Murex by Aristotle. The murex itself is a hideous creature, but it is one of few on earth to traverse the light spectrum into the magentas and maroons. The Phoenicians are thought to have invented the alphabet as well, though that word 'alphabet' also stems from the Greek via their ordinal letters: alpha, beta, gamma, delta, etc. Those people of the Phoenix lived in a land called Canaan.