Sacred Geometry

In Hindu and Buddhist Tantrism, a mandala is a symbolic diagram used in sacred rituals and as a tool for meditation. It represents the universe, serving as a sacred space that acts as a receptacle for divine energies and a focal point for universal forces. By mentally "entering" the mandala and journeying toward its center, the individual (the microcosm) aligns with the cosmic processes of dissolution and renewal, mirroring the universal cycles of creation and transformation.

(Geometry produced through AutoCAD by Alyssa Sclafani)

Sacred geometry is the study of geometric patterns and shapes that hold symbolic and spiritual significance. These forms, found throughout nature, art, and architecture, reflect the underlying order and interconnectedness of the universe. From the spirals of galaxies to the intricate patterns of a sunflower, sacred geometry reveals the harmonious design present in all creation. Often associated with ancient wisdom and mystical traditions, it serves as a bridge between the physical and metaphysical realms, inviting us to explore deeper truths about ourselves and the world around us.

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