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Sacred Geometry means different things to different people, depending on their interest in and entree to the subject. Broadly, it includes everything from the beauty of Platonic solids and the Golden Mean spiral and Fibonacci sequences to Pythagorean and Vedic mathematics, alphanumerics, kabbalistic glyphs, Merkabah Mysticism, Bucky Fuller's tetrahedral Synergetics, to artistic subject matter, such as Fractals, Cymatics, Yantras, Mandalas, and magic squares and circles. Even crop circles showcase sacred geometry, regardless of their origin.
To me geometry is "sacred" when it reflects Nature, and our own nature, as experienced externally and internally. There is evidence that geometry and hieroglyphics developed through cymatics, the acoustic resonance between sound and form. Simple sand on a drumhead will produce many classical geometric forms and embryonic letters or numbers. Our DNA forms our bodies in the same way with sound and coherent light (see my Bioholography paper). It is the song of life.
Sacred Geometry is also the archetypal realm of topological dynamics, hyperdimensionality, and metaphysical geometrical templates. "God is always geometrizing", Plato said.
Curiously, the primordial geometrical matrix of the kabbalistic Tree of Life directly mirrors the dynamic geometrical transforms of atomic structure. They found it by looking within themselves. The Tree of Life elegantly models the entire universe in minimal graphic elements - lines, spheres, and colors. This resonance is the basis of modern meditations on the Cube of Space or Throne Chariot of God (Merkabah).
In the early 80's, before Stan Tenen, Dan Winter, and Drunvallo, I had my own unique revelation about this nested geometric figure, based on my previous work in Synergetics, Hermetic qabalah and physics. I have purposely not studied their systems to keep my vision clear and original. Others (Haramein) may have carried their insights and articulations further, but some of mine are unique. I have also not commercialized them. After all, ultimately we must each remain true to our own vision.
Comprehending the physics of the plenum by wrapping our minds around it is one thing, a concept; living from that place experientially is another. Take a long, hard look inside and see what you find. You may find the Universe smiling back at you from that Abyss.
