Its origin lies in the latin root mens, which means mind, intellect, thought, or soul.
Mentium refers to intelligence, thought, or even mental strength.

In many cultures, the butterfly embodies the cycles of life, spiritual development, and freedom. The symbolism of the caterpillar and the butterfly represents renewal. Flight is preceded by a grounded beginning. The chrysalis is a state that seems confined and solitary, yet it is a space that shapes life. Often, the most beautiful transformations mature slowly but surely; a complete transformation takes place quietly from within. The difficult phases of our lives are like the pupal stage they are not spectacular, but they are indispensable. The phases of discovery and learning often encounter difficulties until we reach clarity and acquire the necessary routine.

“The root of learning is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.”

Aristotle