What is Sacred Geometry?
Sacred Geometry is defined on the Urban Dictionary as “the underlying geometry in nature.” It is shapes in nature, fractals, reoccurring patterns, and ratios. Spirit Science describes it as “the geometry of consciousness. It revolves around the idea that all consciousness, including human, is solely based on sacred geometry. Because it is we can begin to see and understand where we have come from, where we are now, and where we are going.”
Sacred geometry creates balance. There is both male and female energy. Male energy is associated with the left side of the brain, which 90% of the population resonates with more, for male and female energy is not referring to sexual energy. This side of the brain along with energy is practical, linear, rational, and statistical. On the other hand, female energy is passionate, creative, curved, and emotional. This type of energy resonates with the right side of the brain. Female energy looks at wholes while male energy looks at parts.
Fibonacci Spiral
Both male and female energy can be seen in the Fibonacci spiral, which is an example of sacred geometry.
The Fibonacci sequence starts at one and goes on forever.The female energy The female energy follows the path of the spiral in a curve. It is flexible. The male energy takes a direct path from point to point. In general it is practical.
Platonic Solids
Platonic solids are classified as such by having equal sides and surfaces. If placed within each other, all points of the inside shape will touch the outside shape in an equally spaced pattern. The five platonic solids are perfect in shape.
Tetrahedron
Cube
Octahedron
Dodecahedron
Icosahedron
Flower of Life
The flower of life is another sacred geometric form. It is the symbol of creation. It is created by forming a circle then moving to the edge of that circle and forming another one. Each circle begins one radius away from the surrounding circles and is of equal size.
The flower of life appears as female energy, but it actually holds both male and female energy. The points are made up of male energy, while the curves are female energy.
Where the two circles overlap a form a vesica piscis. The picture below depicts the radius and how the circles interact. The vesica piscis holds the square roots of 2, 3, and 5, which are all numbers that go on forever and the angles of 30, 60, and 90 degrees. It also has the ratio of phi in it.
The platonic solids can be fit within the flower of life. The 3D image of the flower of life is a dodecahedron.
The complete flower of life is made up of 61 circles, but it is the 13 circles of the fruit of life that hold the majority of the meaning.
The flower of life is made up of 61 circles. 13 circles, as shown below, makes up the fruit of life. These 13 circles signify multiple meanings and ultimately everything.