Sacred Geometry and God

Sacred geometry illustrates the unity of life in our world like no other field of study can. The sacred geometry symbol, Flower of Life, for instance, adorned churches, cathedrals, temples and pyramids for centuries with its amazing beauty. However, all it is really, is a series of at least nineteen (19) whole overlapping circles, plus eighteen (18) arcs (around the edge), forming the overall shape of a hexagram intersecting with and surrounded by one or two large circles.

The Flower of life is excellent for healing and connecting you to your higher self. The Flower of Life can be found in all the major religions of the world.

Sacred Geometry: The Flower of Life
First There Is Only Oneness

Many patterns throughout nature can be seen inside the flower of life, such as the pattern of rain drops after they hit the smooth surface of a pond and the flower or leaf configurations of certain botanicals. I also noticed that this same or similar configuration exists throughout the visual cortex which can be seen while closing one's eyes in front of a flashing strobe light. There indeed seems to be a deep connection between the Flower of Life and consciousness!

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In the teachings of the Kabbalah, the Flower of Life represents one of several stages in the creation of the universe. First there is only a universal Oneness that through Self-awareness or through the remembering of its Self, this Oneness expands very rapidly creating some form of energy. This First Action of God can be symbolized by the Vesica Pisces, which is two circles overlapping the other one at their centers.

In other words, the one circle, which symbolizes God, expands into two circles, creating a reflection of God or for the first time in existence, a duality, or state of separation from God. This configuration then vibrates back into itself and then expands the other way, and does this constantly for billions of times a second. What one has is a vibrating membrane or "cosmic drum" which could be the very heartbeat of the universe, the "Om" vibration of the yogis, the "Shabd" of the Radha Soamis, the vibrating string or membrane of the M-theorists (originally string theorists) and the ubiquitous zero point energy of the quantum physicists.

Everything "rides" on this First Action of God throughout the universe, causing not only the creation of galaxies, but also the dark energy resulting in the everlasting expansion of the universe itself. No atom can exist without this energy, all things are created and sustained by it. When I look at the Flower of Life configuration, it seems to represent the actual texture of space itself as zero point energy and it appears as a simple diagram of all the higher dimensions of space tightly curled into itself. There is a universal pattern of consistency that underlies the harmony and oneness of all things. Mathematics and geometry are an extension of knowledge into this universal field of logic and harmony.

Sacred Geometry, Consciousness and Fractals

By "sacred geometry" I mean "conscious geometry" or "mystical geometry" not just Euclidean geometry. I am fascinated by the study of consciousness and the root of awareness and existence itself through geometry. I have a theory involving a very surprising fact of life that no one seems to fully realize yet is always literally staring them in the face. Like water is to the fish at the bottom of an ocean, we are immersed in an ocean of love, bliss and consciousness but are never really fully appreciative of it because of its constancy and ubiquitousness.

Now I get into fractals. What are fractals? They are patterns that repeat themselves indefinitely on smaller and smaller scales without end. Something similar defines our consciousness and the true nature of our reality. The universe uses fractals to compact information into very small spaces, and ultimately infinitely small spaces. When one looks out into the world, perspective is a huge aspect of how everything is made sense of and organized by the brain and by consciousness. Most distant objects are very small yet vast in number, while close-up objects appear fewer in number, yet greatly expanded in size.

The actual effect of how nature uses fractals to organize information can be seen most dramatically in the Hubble deep field photos. One sees tens of larger galaxies close up, hundreds of smaller galaxies further away, thousands of even smaller galaxies even further away, and then tens of thousands of really faint, tiny galaxies, and so on until everything blends harmoniously into a smooth background radiation of zero point, primordial or dark energy from which literally everything arises.

What does all this tell us about consciousness? The first thing about our selves is that we always seem to be a very single point or "oneness" or point of view or observer, that looks out from one location in space, in time and in probability. At this point we need to ask the question, "What are we in relation to God?" and the answer is "A tiny fraction of a hologram." We are each in our own way a tiny reflection of a vaster, more complete image of life, but nevertheless a complete "oneness" unto itself that contains all the information of the universe in the form of fractals.

Wherever one goes, one walks into and interacts with the "fractals of God" that expand and open up as we get closer, and retract and disappear into the distance as we move away. This same effect is no different than a fractal hologram which our very consciousness is emanating in all directions. In a sense, the edge of the universe may only be a finite number of meters away, but we never reach it because there are an infinity of fractals within perfectly organized layers of holographic information that must unfold before ever physically reaching the cosmic horizon. Everything is contained within one's self in the form of a fractal hologram.

You are always at the center of everything that exists, and your consciousness (Self-awareness) radiates from the center (single) point of origin, the process of creation in all directions according to certain universal laws and principles that can be affected by your emotions and belief system. You are the YOU-niverse and this universe which is you, is never really infinite in size, but the information embedded within it (in the form of fractals) is unending, giving the illusion that it is also infinite in size.

We learned that the Flower of Life, often adorning many historic temples, can represent the universal creative energy of God, or zero point energy which is a constant repetition of the First Action of God symbolized by the Vesica Pisces. All creation comes from and is supported by this energy of Self-awareness which many yogis say they can hear as an inner sound such as the "Om" or "Shabd." The universal "Oneness" organizes an infinite amount of information all within a finite sphere or hologram through the expression of fractals. Technically, nothing exists outside your Self, and you are the sole, guiding principle of everything your consciousness creates and the only thing that really exists.

May the beauty of your heart be reflected in the universe that surrounds you!

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Sacred geometry illustrates the unity of life in our world like no other field of study can. The sacred geometry symbol, Flower of Life, for instance, adorned churches, cathedrals, temples and pyramids for centuries with its amazing beauty, while bridging all manner of religions, cultures and times. There seems to be something deeply natural, spiritual and esthetically pleasing about the Flower of Life. From both a mystical and analytical direction of approach, the concepts of sacred geometry have always been quite fascinating. Sometimes, those interested in one aspect of sacred geometry would attempt to invalidate those studying another aspect of it. Sacred geometry can be either taught for scientific reasons or enjoyed for mystical and spiritual enrichment. Go here for more info.