Welcome to the fascinating world of sacred geometry!
In this article, we'll explore various shapes and symbols that hold special meanings. Sacred Geometry is the "Graphical Display" which lets you express and share between different cultures. These geometric patterns are found in nature and have been studied for centuries. They represent deep concepts and are believed to be the building blocks of the universe.
The Seed of Life: The Beginning
Represents the seven days of creation
• Found in all major religions, churches, mosques, prayer books and ancient temples
• Reminds us that all living things are connected and part of a bigger plan
• Used for centuries as a symbol of blessing and protection
• Patterns found in nature imply that all life on earth is interconnected
The Egg of Life: New Life and Growth
Represents new life, rebirth and fertility
• It stands for three necessary things in people's life: health, stability and fertility
• Interconnected with the "Seed of Life"
• Interconnected with "Metatron's Cube" with its eight spheres
• Presumed to be the framework for music with a similar spacing as a musical chromatic scale
The Flower of Life: Blueprint of the Universe
Represents the blueprint of the universe
• Found in ancient sites worldwide, in Ireland, Turkey, Egypt and more
• Modern and Quantum science confirms just how significant this sacred geometry pattern is in our universe
• Shows the basic design of everything in existence, from atoms to galaxies
Metatron's Cube: Sacred Geometry in Three Dimensions
Represents the divine order of the universe
• Complex three-dimensional shape made up of many interconnected lines and spheres
• Named after the angel Metatron, who was considered a scribe of God mentioned in Islamic, Judaic and Christian medieval mythologies
• Metatron's Cube is associated with balance, harmony and protection
Vesica Piscis: Balance and Unity
Represents a perfect creation through symmetry and balance
• Science has identified this shape in the particles of an atom
• Mathematical shape formed by intersecting two identical circles
• Commonly used for Venn Diagrams, art and in organizational seals and logos
• Used as a system of proportions for architecture
The Tree of Life: Connection and Growth
Represents the interconnectedness of all things and the journey of the soul
• Universal symbol found across many cultures and many periods of time
• The structure for all forces in the universe, used as a road map for the soul
• The 10 spheres are called the "sephiroth" and are connected by different paths -- the sephira at the top represents cosmic consciousness
• The sephira (or sphere) at the base represents the material world, with the remaining spheres representing various qualities of the soul
The Merkaba: Spiritual Protection and Ascension
Represents the integration of the physical and spiritual
• Symbol of spiritual protection and ascension
• A three-dimensional star shape made up of two interconnected pyramids
• Reminds us of the potential power we hold when we unite our energy
• Used throughout history as a symbol for protection
The 64 Tetrahedron: Sacred Geometry in the Platonic Solid
Represents the unity of all things and higher consciousness
• The 64 Tetrahedron is a complex shape made up of many interconnected tetrahedrons
• Randomly appears in nature, "64" is a recurring number throughout our DNA, inventions, language, etc.
• Known as the masculine equivalent to the Flower of Life pattern
• Symbolic of linking one's individual path in harmony with humanity's "soul family"
• Connecting with one's soul/star family amplifies each individual's energy to accomplish and manifest goals
Vector Equilibrium: Balance and Harmony
Represents balance and harmony
• Made of interlocking spheres and has perfect symmetry
• Associated with the balance between different forces and energies in the universe
• Seen as a symbol of higher spiritual truths and is believed to be a fundamental part of our collective consciousness
• Connected to the concept of the "matrix" in Modern Quantum Theory
• Omnidirectional, meaning it flows in multiple directions and represents the equalization or harmony of opposites
Sacred geometry is a fascinating subject that reveals the hidden patterns and structures in the world around us.
The Seed of Life, Flower of Life and Tree of Life hold deep meanings and represent unity, balance, growth and connection.
By understanding these symbols, we can gain insights into the fundamental principles of the universe and our place within it.
