Sacred Geometry

Sacred Geometry is the study of geometric patterns, proportions, and shapes that are believed to hold spiritual significance and appear throughout nature, art, and architecture. It explores the mathematical principles underlying creation and the universe. Read our Introduction To Sacred Geometry article to learn more.

Sacred Geometry appears everywhere in nature - from the spiral patterns in seashells and galaxies, to the hexagonal structure of honeycomb, the pentagonal symmetry of flowers, and the Fibonacci sequence in pinecones and sunflower seed arrangements. Read our 10 Examples Of Sacred Geometry In The Real World article to learn more.

Key symbols include the Flower of Life (representing creation and consciousness), Metatron's Cube (containing all Platonic solids), the Golden Ratio/Phi spiral, the Seed of Life, Sri Yantra, and the five Platonic solids.

Many practitioners use Sacred Geometry symbols as focal points for meditation, believing they help align energy and consciousness. The geometric patterns are thought to create harmonious vibrations that can promote healing, balance, and spiritual growth.

You can incorporate Sacred Geometry through jewelry, art, home decor, garden design, meditation practices, or simply by observing geometric patterns in nature. Many people find that surrounding themselves with these patterns brings harmony and connection. Read more in our article How to Use Sacred Geometry In Your Life: 7 Meaningful Ways.