/r/SacredGeometry
Sacred Geometry is a representation of the fabric of space, time, and life itself. Numerous ancient civilizations and religions based many ideas and theories on the geometric nature of life. This subreddit is a place to share an understanding of this knowledge through artwork and discussion.
Artwork Courtesy of Rafael Araujo
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“Sacred Geometry charts the unfolding of number in space. It differs from mundane geometry purely in the sense that the moves and concepts involved are regarded as having symbolic value, and thus, like good music, facilitate the evolution of the soul.”
*-Randall Carlson"
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Thanks to Zack Korvin for the tutorial.
Hello, just sharing this, if you haven't already read it. Fascinating stuff!
Dan A. Davidson, Shape Power - 'The Fundamental Discovery of how Shape Modifies Undifferentiated Universal Aether Into Electricity, Magnetism, and Nuclear Forces.'
Balance all of those in equal measure to stay with equanimity in the center, and life would be easy I reckon.
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I’m working on a bigger one still, but I liked this sun-in-a-box stage:) This is my 3D model of the Flower of Life. To me, the modeling of it as a cube bridges a bit of a relationship between the flower of life (and all the hexagon-based geometry related to it) to square or octagon-based symbols like mandalas.
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I constructed and painted this myself on a rectangular canvas using acrylic paints. Please tell me if it’s correct.
The colors of the wings are blue and yellow since yellow is blue’s opposite (in terms of Blue: R:0% G:0% B:100% Yellow: R:100% G:100% B 0% Blue: C: 100% M: 100% Y: 0% Yellow: C:0% M: 0% Y: 100%) so I was going for an above/below type of thing, with the center wings representing connection in the so called physical realm, influenced by both the above and below, if that makes sense. It doesn’t have to, this was just fun with geometry, but that’s what it meant to me because I was just getting into color theory at the time.
Hi all - I’m very new to the world of sacred geometry and I’m wondering where to start from; there are so many options in Gaia, YouTube but I have no idea how to begin. Shall I just begin anywhere and take it as it reveals itself to me? Thanks for all the guidance.