01/17/2026
Sacred geometry; universal patterns
This collection represents a progression of Sacred Geometry, moving from simple intersections of circles to complex multi-dimensional forms and universal patterns.
Row 1: The Foundations
1. The Vesica Piscis: Formed by the intersection of two circles with the same radius. It represents the "womb" of creation and the union of opposites (spirit and matter).
2. The Triquetra: A three-pointed knot often derived from the Vesica Piscis. It symbolizes trinity, unity, and the cyclical nature of life.
3. The Seed of Life: Composed of seven overlapping circles. It is the fundamental building block of the Flower of Life and represents the seven days of creation.
Row 2: Universal Blueprints
1. The Flower of Life: A 19-circle pattern that contains the blueprints for every living thing in existence. It is one of the most significant symbols in sacred geometry.
2. The Fruit and Seed of Life: A variation showing how the "Fruit of Life" (13 circles) emerges from the center, acting as the bridge to more complex geometric solids.
3. Metatron’s Cube: Created by connecting the centers of the 13 circles of the Fruit of Life. It contains all five Platonic Solids, the building blocks of the physical universe.
Row 3: Higher Dimensions
1. The Merkaba: A star tetrahedron (two interlocking pyramids). It represents the "light body"—a vehicle used for spiritual ascension and divine protection.
2. The Vector Equilibrium: Also known as the Cuboctahedron. It is the only form where all vectors are of equal length, representing a state of perfect balance and absolute stillness.
3. Metatron’s Cube (Silver & Gold): A stylized rendering of the cube, emphasizing its intricate internal grid and the "divine masculine" straight lines interacting with the "divine feminine" circles.
Row 4: Nature and Flow
1. The Fibonacci Spiral / Golden Rectangle: A mathematical spiral based on the Golden Ratio (\phi \approx 1.618). It is found throughout nature, from nautilus shells to galaxies.
2. Expanded Flower of Life: A broader version of the pattern, illustrating how the geometry can infinitely repeat to fill all space, symbolizing the interconnectedness of the cosmos.
3. The Torus: A doughnut-shaped form representing the flow of energy in the universe. It is the primary shape of the electromagnetic field surrounding atoms, hearts, and planets.
All hand drawn by me, tutorials to all of these are available on my YouTube and also in the reels section of Facebook