Sacred Geometry - Designs of Creation

De: Russell Symonds

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Dive into the mesmerizing realm of sacred geometry, where the intricate patterns of creation converge to reveal the unity of life like never before.

Across centuries, the sacred geometry symbol known as the Flower of Life has adorned sacred spaces worldwide, transcending cultures, religions, and epochs with its awe-inspiring beauty.

Delving into sacred geometry is a journey that blends mysticism with analytical inquiry, offering a profound exploration of the underlying fabric of existence. Whether approached from a scientific perspective or sought for its mystical depth, the study of sacred geometry unveils a tapestry of intelligence, precision, and universal interconnections that defy comprehension.

In this captivating exploration, we uncover the hidden truths and profound insights encoded within sacred geometric forms. From the divine proportions of the Golden Mean to the mystical symbolism of the Tree of Life, each aspect reveals a new layer of harmony, elegance, and spiritual significance.

But sacred geometry is not confined to the realm of scholars and mathematicians. Its beauty and depth can be appreciated by all, serving as a profound art form that speaks to the soul of humanity.

Subjects covered include:

• Exploring the Divine Connection Between Sacred Geometry and Consciousness
• Unveiling the Mysteries of Crop Formations: Nature's Hidden Messages
• Unlocking the Secrets of Harmony and Elegance Through the Golden Spiral
• Delving into the Symbolism of the Flower of Life and the Seed of Creation
• Understanding the Spiritual Evolution Embodied in the Merkaba
• Deciphering the Symbolism of Sacred Geometric Figures like the Gordian Knot and the Star of David
• Revealing the Virtue and Exalted Loveliness Symbolized by the Lotus Flower

Prepare to be enchanted and enlightened as we unravel the secrets of sacred geometry, a timeless language that transcends boundaries and unifies the mysteries of existence.

The Shape of Everything

This book reminded me of how I saw the world as a child. When I was very young, I spent a tremendous amount of time to myself and so, I was not told how I was supposed to experience the world. Therefore, I experienced it as it is—totally alive and perpetually dynamic or to put it another way, always new. It wasn’t until I started school and was forced to be around other children that I realized how static and unalive other people experienced everything. So, I spent the next 25 years actively ignoring people so that I would not be infected by whatever was getting them. But, after two divorces and decades of being misunderstood, I decided to pretend to see the world as they did. It was lonely and not fun. So now, I’m listening to books like this that remind me of what I know—that all is One and reality takes on the shape of everything. Nothing and no one is left out and all is well.