Written by: Mennatallah Ali El-Nakib
Geometrical wall in Old Cairo Monument.
Sacred Geometry is an ancient science. Egyptian ancestors used this method a long time ago for therapies and energy healing. Nowadays, people are rediscovering the importance of the geometry healing and how it is beneficial.
Our world is being shaped, by modern science which varies of patterns even on our daily lives. Bio-Geometry principles and designs have been proven to be highly effective in universities all over the world especially in Egypt and Europe specified in scientific and medical studies.
However, the most important part of this spiritual knowledge is to know actual patterns, their energies and coming to realisation that everything in creation is based on specific pattern which have a certain unique energy in helping in healing.
· What is Sacred Geometry?
Plant with geometrical shape.
Sacred Geometry is an order found within all nature and it is used to help in wakening higher energy and raise the consciousness, a deeper level than meditation and yoga but with geometric figures around the person’s environment.
Geometric healing is an ancient science and a method of understanding how universe is designed, it is studying the shapes, how they form and beyond that; the wave, vibration and moving afar from the third dimensional reality as it is considered the vehicle for spirit.
Sacred Geometry throughout History:
Ancient and different cultures all over the world had a better understanding to what sacred geometry energy healing is and knew the importance of knowing the fractal nature of the universe.
It can be seen through the geometric forms in the architecture of the Ancient Egyptians, Ancient Greeks, Romans, and India, who all believed that geometry was extensive in nature and naturally sacred.
The grand Pyramids of Egypt as geometrical shape.
Ancient Cultures had always believed that geometric symbols and forms are visual instruments that have effective healing effects. However, meditating on these forms was thought to bring vibrations back into harmony with the rhythms of nature as it helps our bodies, minds and spirits align with the frequencies filled in these shapes. Those alignments can bring us greater ease, flow and synchronicity in our lives.
Sacred Geometry in Modern Days:
In modern days, people starting to acknowledge the importance of using geometric energy for healing. However, with the help of technology, things got easier but also have a disadvantage of losing the connection with nature like ancient cultures did. Even though, this enables societies to flourish in work output, productivity and economic gain, it also helped in underestimating time given to self for physical, emotional, mental and spiritual health.
Modern Geometrical shape.
“Architecture still affects energy” – said Sally Essawy, an Architecture PhD Dr., in Misr International University (MIU) and an expert in Geometric Energy healing.
The key of designing is on how people live or spend the most of their day whether. So sitting in a green area gives relaxation as it is said that the person should create their own environment with certain geometric symbols that could help with better productivity, said Dr. Essawy.
Some well-known Sacred Geometry Symbols:
Seed of Life: Considered a universal symbol of creation. Six interlocking circles surround a seventh, representing the seven days of creation, the seven chakras, notes of the musical scale and so on. Symbol of the Divine Feminine and a foundation for how the infinite, fractal nature of the Universe can be understood.
Sri Yantra: Found in the Hindu tradition, this is considered by many as the Mother of all geometric symbols. Meditating on this is believed to unite the right and left hemispheres of the brain, open the pineal gland, and act as a supreme manifesto – bringing all of our worldly desires into fulfilment and manifestation.
The flower of life is believed to be a sort of blueprint for all life with the fundamental patterns of everything from atoms to planets and everything in between.
The Hexagrams is a common shape used in many religions and cultures around the world. It represents the masculine and feminine, earth and sky, interlocking in a perfect harmony.
The Merkaba symbol is incredibly powerful and wonderful to use during meditation as it is a vehicle of spiritual ascension.
The Metatron's cube symbol is believed to be originally derived from the tree of life. However, The Metatron symbol makes most of its appearance in extremely old Jewish texts focused on mysticism as well as other occult writings.
