I N V I C T U S
H E A L I N G
The word «Invictus»
is Latin for
«unconquered»
or «undefeated.»
It conveys a sense of resilience, strength, and unyielding determination, especially in the face of adversity or suffering. The term suggests someone or something that cannot be overcome or defeated, no matter the challenges faced.
Invictus is also the name of a famous poem by William Ernest Henley. The term Invictus encapsulates the poet’s defiant spirit and his refusal to be broken by life’s hardships. Henley wrote the poem after a long struggle with illness and the amputation of his leg, and in it, he emphasizes the power of self-mastery and inner strength.
