Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life
The Flower of Life is the modern name for a repeating pattern of equal circles arranged on a triangular or hexagonal grid.
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Pattern, proportion and structure — mathematics, measurement, and the meanings laid over them.
The Flower of Life is the modern name for a repeating pattern of equal circles arranged on a triangular or hexagonal grid.
Read full entryThe golden ratio, usually written φ (phi), is the positive number approximately equal to 1.6180339887. It appears when a line is divided so that the ratio of the whole line to the longer…
Read full entryThe Platonic solids are the five—and only five—convex polyhedra whose faces are identical regular polygons and whose vertices are all arranged in the same way.
Read full entryThe Fibonacci sequence begins 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21 and continues by adding the two previous terms to produce the next.
Read full entryMetatron’s Cube is a modern sacred-geometric diagram built from thirteen equal circles arranged on a hexagonal lattice.
Read full entryCymatics is the visualization of vibration through patterns formed in matter. Sand on a resonating plate gathers into lines and curves; liquid in a vibrating container develops ripples,…
Read full entryA torus is the familiar doughnut-shaped surface formed when a circle revolves around an axis outside itself.
Read full entryE8 is a real and exceptionally rich mathematical structure, but it is not a 248-dimensional solid floating somewhere beyond ordinary sight.
Read full entryFractals are mathematical shapes or measured patterns whose complexity persists as the scale of observation changes.
Read full entryAether is not one continuous theory that science once rejected and has now quietly restored. It is a family of ideas sharing an intuition: apparently empty space may possess structure,…
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Practices at the edge of accepted medicine — what has been studied, what has not, and where the record ends.
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Techniques and instruments that were once in use and later abandoned, misplaced or superseded.
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Suppressed records, contested chronologies and the politics of what gets written down.
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Cosmologies, rites and symbol systems recorded across the ancient world.
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