Sacred and Religious Uses
The Rosicrucian’s use Sacred Geometry visualizations in conjunction with Ceremonial or Ritual Magick. I personally use them myself, and it has added another layer to my personal practice. Understanding Sacred Geometry can lead to major strides in growth on your own path…
•Sacred Geometry is often used when designing religious monuments, structures, churches, temples, and mosques. Gaining the knowledge of these symbols has helped support the construction plan and final product of the pyramids located in Egypt, as well as many spiritual and religious structures around the world.
•Religion Sacred geometry patterns considers particular geometric shapes and proportions as holy. It attributes figurative meanings to these shapes and forms, and it relates to the belief that God is the geometer of the world. Each Form and shape that have been in religious structures, arts, and meditation since the ancient period is a sacred geometry symbol. Similar forms and shapes are also in natural organisms.
• It is also a worldview of pattern recognition. Also, an intricate system of religious characters and configuration which includes time, space and form. There are designs and structures from the tiniest element, to the manifestation of life visible to the human eyes, to the unseen.
• The essential models of life are sacred. According to this principle, the basic patterns of existence are regarded as divine. By connecting with these, a believer reflects on the Great Design and the Great mysteries. Moreover, the study of these relationships, forms, and their connections is very important. One will gain insight into the secrets of the Universe, as well as its laws and lore.
•It has been used in religious and spiritual practices for centuries, with different cultures and traditions incorporating it into their beliefs and rituals in various ways.
•For example, in ancient Egypt, it was used in the design of pyramids and temples, while in Buddhism, mandalas are used as a tool for meditation and spiritual development.
Additionally, many spiritual traditions use it in rituals and ceremonies, such as the creation of sacred circles or the use of sacred geometric patterns in meditation.
•The connection with other forms of symbolism such as numerology, astrology, and tarot:
•It is closely connected to other forms of symbolism such as numerology, astrology, and tarot.
•For example, numerology is based on the belief that numbers hold spiritual significance and can be used to understand the underlying patterns of the universe.
•Astrology is based on the belief that the positions and movements of celestial bodies have an impact on human affairs.
•Tarot is based on the belief that certain symbols, images and numbers hold spiritual significance.
•All of these forms of symbolism are believed to be connected to sacred geometry and are often used in conjunction with it.
•Sacred Geometry provides a powerful key for accessing the hidden mysteries of the archaic and metaphysical sciences such as Kabbalah, Alchemy, Freemasonry, Gnostic Christianity, the Mystery Religions, Sacred writings and symbolism. Sacred Geometry is a profound esoteric/metaphysical language, utilized by adepts of old to encode occult teachings.
Sacred Geometry is used in all aspects of our lives. It is the building blocks of the universe around us. Studied and understood and used properly, it can help guide you spiritual ascension and enlightenment in ways you would never expect.