Sacred Geometry: Part 2

The Flower of Life

By: Noëlle Kathryn

  We are all built from the same blueprint. We are all made up of the same blueprint as creation itself- the Flower of Life. This sacred geometric shape serves a great importance in the spiritual, physical, and mental realms throughout many cultures and lands. To understand the flower of life is to understand you cannot understand all of it, all you have is your blueprint connection to anything and everything. 

  This sacred shape contains all of the geometric patterns of the universe. It is constructed by overlapping circles, building on the shape outwards, towards infinity. The shape holds fundamental patterns of life itself. In short- it symbolizes creation. In creation is the unity of everything. Everything is made from the same. exact. blueprint. The Flower of Life hold the idea that mind, body, and spirit are all interconnected. This sacred geometry symbol represents infinite unity, eternal life, and the cycle of all existence. It sings of harmony and balance. Working with this shape can bring you those AND an enhanced sense of energy, focus, and spiritual growth. The shape sits in alignment with the universal order and flow. It serves as a stark reminder that we are all interwoven on the web of life. 

  Uses of this sacred shape come in many different forms. A common practice is to focus your meditation around the flower of life. This will help to create a deeper focus and a better connection with your higher self. Placing the shape in a sacred space will promote a rise in vibrations and welcome in peaceful energy. Rituals are another good way to incorporate this shape into your practices. This will amplify your intentions as well as manifesting abundance and healing. You can place it under crystals and/or altar tools and decorations. This also assists in those object's energy enhancement. If you plan on putting the shape on display as artwork, it will aid in protection, balance, and positive energy over the space that it resides. A more personal way of engaging with this sacred shape is to use it in your journaling process. Drawing and/or focusing on this image while you journal will bring you insights and spiritual clarity as you write your passages. One final idea is to keep the shape close to you. Use it as a reminder of three main concepts:

You are connected. 

You are protected.

You are one.

Sacred geometry is not only found out in the universe, but it is in you, too. You are the pattern. You are sacred geometry in motion.