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    Sacred Geometry by Bruce Rawles - Fractal

    • (charcoal sketch of a sphere by Nancy Rawles) Starting with what may be the simplest and most perfect of forms, the sphere is an ultimate expression of unity, completeness, and integrity. There is no point of … See more

    The Circle

    The ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter, Pi, is the original transcendental and irrational number. (Pi equals about … See more

    The Point

    Life itself as we know it is inextricably interwoven with geometric forms, from the angles of atomic bonds in the molecules of the amino acids, to the helical spirals of DNA, to the spherical prototype of the cell, to the first f… See more

    The Square Root of Two

    The square root of 2 embodies a profound principle of the whole being more than the sum of its parts. (The square root of two equals about 1.414213562...) The orthogonal dimensions (axes at right angles) for… See more

    The Golden Ratio

    The golden ratio (a.k.a. phi ratio a.k.a. sacred cut a.k.a. golden mean a.k.a. divine proportion) is another fundamental measure that seems to crop up almost everywhere, including crops. (The golden ratio is abo… See more

    How is sacred geometry manifested in the natural world?
    Sacred geometry is vividly manifested in the natural world in countless ways. Through self-organizing and adaptive processes, nature finds efficient ways to thrive and exist, and in ways that we often find fascinating and beautiful. For example, we see sacred geometry in nature in: Snowflakes – we can see Metatron’s cube.
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    The Circle
    The Point
    The Square Root of Two
    The Golden Ratio
    How is sacred geometry manifested in the natural world?
     
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