ᓱᑯᐃᔦᓂᐅᑉ ᒥᑦᓵᓄᑦ
Sukuijainiq is an Inuit word for science. It describes the process of examination to the fullest, in order to have a complete understanding.
Sukuijainiq is a founding entity promoting and facilitating any type of understanding through scientific means, in order to equip us as people with the skills and knowledge to benefit ourselves and our environment.
ᑑᒪᓯ ᒪᖏᐅᑉ ᓴᓇᒐᖏᑦ
Vision
Through sukuijainiq, we steer our mind, feelings and body towards our optimal health by mastering our capacity to perceive probabilities beyond that of which our five senses initially allowed for basic human survival.
Mission
Sukuijainiq’s mission is to familiarize individuals with, and enhance, their natural ability of synchronized processes of thoughts, emotions and ability to act, so they may grow into mature persons who are able to attain once inaccessible goals.
Sukuijainiq is a tool for growth by distinguishing facts from possibilities. It facilitates our self-driven evolution through understanding, with the consideration of our thoughts, emotions and body.
Sukuijainiq summarizes each step towards understanding through three steps; each step names the origin of information, a driving factor and the result through action.
Sukuijainiq unifies people by revealing facts, and then facilitates growth by approximating the best possible paths. As an integral part of a culture, it becomes a source of foundation to solutions.
In order to attain a version of our choice, we are best equipped with the mentality of a sukuijaijik (one who uses the scientific method). Time and resources will be efficiently spent towards the future of our choice.
A sukuijaijik's 1, 2 and 3
Core
Mental states
- Observe
- Question
- Propose
Driving force
Emotional states
- Wonderment
- Security
- Excitement
Vehicle
Action
- Collect data
- Hypothesize
- Experiment
The logo
The logo has multiple meanings, summarized by two items: a compass, and an inspiring Inuit-invented harpoon tip called naula. Sukuijainiq intends to direct our evolution towards enlightenment and well-being.
The three colours are the three parts of growth: green for the mind (intellectual), red for feelings (emotional) and blue for the body (physical).
The following are visually represented in the logo:
