Symbols that mean "eternal" or "timeless" or "infinity" or "forever"?

We recently had a similar question… I’ll search it out.

Found it! www.fluther.com/162544/help-i-need-suggestions-for-engraving-infinity-on-wedding-glasses-please/

Yin yang

Mobius strip

@ibstubro – Yin/yang represents balance to me, is it supposed to represent timelessness?

@hearkat to me they symbolize eternity as well, but that could be a private opinion.

The taijitu—which is the proper name for what is often called the “yin yang” symbol in the West—is not meant to represent timelessness. The relevant Taoist concept for infinity would be wuji, which is about boundlessness. Wuji is traditionally represented by an empty circle when one wants to depict it visually.

Ball and chain, a maxxed out credit card, a paradox, 10 dimensional space-time, a black hole,

the snake that eats itself?

How about a recursion of some sort?
Or the Fibonacci Sequence

http://www.seelenzeichen.de/lexikon/knoten.gif

Fractals come to mind for me.

@ragingloli ouroboros

For me, the Yin Yang symbol represents balance and two halves coming together to make a whole. My fiancé and I have matching Yin Yang tattoos.

Ankh Symbol

Infinity INFINITY (also eternity): In ancient India and Tibet, it represented perfection, dualism, and unity between male and female.

Ankh Symbol An Egyptian cross symbolizing a mythical eternal life, rebirth, and the life-giving power of the sun.

The Ouroboros or Uroboros The circular serpent (yes, the circle represents a serpent with head in upper left corner) seen here) biting its own tail represents eternity and the cycles or “circle of life.” Medieval alchemists linked it to the cyclical processes in nature.

spiral