Sacred Geometry

Sacred Geometric symbols were believed by Ancient cultures to be visual instruments that have profound healing effects and commonly most or all of nature had commonly recurring sacred geometric themes such as Fibonacci sequence or The Golden Ratio.

Sometimes called “the language of light” or the “language of nature”, it is the morphogenic structure behind reality itself, underlying even mathematics.

Most physicists and mathematicians think that numbers are the prime language of reality, but it is actually shapes and symbols around us that generates all the laws of physics. In fact, Sacred Geometry is a language through which everything was created.

There is nothing on any level of existence in nature whatsoever that doesn’t have geometry behind it. Each geometrical shape holds its own unique metaphysical energies and meditating with these shapes can help one absorb and work with these unique energies.

Meditating on these symbols and shapes was thought to bring our vibrations back into harmony with the rhythms of nature.

If all of nature is indeed created from geometric forms, then meditating on these forms can be considered as meditating on the nature of ‘all that is’. When our bodies, minds, and soul align with the frequencies contained in these sacred shapes around us, harmony is restored to the being.

It is believed that this alignment can bring about heightened intuition, greater ease, flow and synchronicity into one’s life.

The most common forms of Sacred Geometry are:

THE SEED OF LIFE – GENESIS PATTERN

This complete, six-petal flower is known as the Seed of Life and considered a universal symbol of creation. It comprises 6 interlocking circles surround a 7th, creating a three-dimensional cube if the centers are connected.

This symbol represents the 7 days of creation, the 7 chakras, notes of the musical scale and so on. This shape is the morphogenic structure that creates the human body, also known as the Egg of Life. This is the symbol of the Divine Feminine and a foundation for how the infinite, fractal nature of the Universe can be understood.

THE FLOWER OF LIFE

Of all of the sacred shapes, the Flower of Life is the penultimate and is the continuation of the ‘Seed of Life’. Everything ever created or in existence now was accomplished through this pattern.

Contained within the Flower of Life is everything. There isn’t anything in the universe and never will be that isn’t manifested in this image – all languages, all laws of physics, all biological life forms – including all of us individually. Some believe that keeping this symbol close to electronic devices can dispel harmful electromagnetic frequencies.

THE VESICA PISCIS

The vesica piscis, which is simply a circle next to another circle exactly the same size so that the edge of one circle passes through the center of the other, is a central image in sacred geometry.

The vesica piscis can be observed all throughout the Seed of Life and Flower of Life. Some speculate that the two interlocked spheres is the metaphysical structure behind light itself.

METRATRON’S CUBE

Metatron’s Cube, named after the Archangel Metatron, a variation on the Flower of Life, is made of 13 equal circles and a hexagonal pattern around a central circle.

SRI YANTRA

This symbol is commonly used in Hinduism and is made of 9 interlocking triangles. It is often used in prayer and meditation for concentration and to connect with the divine.

One interpretation is that the triangles represent the soul’s path to enlightenment.

OM MANI PADME HUM

Also called the Compassion Buddha mantra, this is traditionally chanted by Buddhists in India, Nepal, Tibet, and other places. When written, it’s composed of 6 syllables.

Buddhists believe that reciting this mantra helps to purify the soul and release negative karma.

YIN & YANG

This is a simple but profound Chinese symbol representing the interaction between dualities. Yin represents the feminine, Yang the masculine. The symbol is usually drawn as a circle divided into black and white halves.

Significantly, there’s often a smaller black circle within the larger white circle and a small white circle within the larger black one, reminding us that each principle contains the seed of its opposite.

Using the power of Sacred Geometry, assists with