Sacred geometry: the golden spiral of nature
Nature captivates us and shows that, in every space we look at, there is a perfect synchrony with each organism that composes it. If we pay more attention to our surroundings, a series of infinite patterns unfold in harmony. This is what we call … (read more)

Sacred geometry: the golden spiral of nature
Nature captivates us and shows that, in every space we look at, there is a perfect synchrony with each organism that composes it. If we pay more attention to our surroundings, a series of infinite patterns unfold in harmony. This is what we call the golden ratio, or the golden number. Everything in this universe is connected and we have to appreciate nature to be able to observe it.
The universe and nature are arranged in unexpected ways, revealing an order that manifests itself in a surprising way in a perfect golden ratio.
The sacred dimension of geometry is also present in philosophy, religion and the interpretation of nature. All ancient cultures around the world. They knew of the existence of sacred geometry and its profound significance as the Flower of Life, whose geometric pattern is present in Christianity and Buddhism.
The Cube of Metraton, a structure integrated in the Flower of Life, also has a creative meaning, since in Judaism it is affirmed that the Creator has designed the forms of the world from this geometric figure (it is affirmed that the Cube of Metraton helps us to understand the balance of nature).
Certain forms of nature, the well-known fractals, present geometric patterns. Consequently, this branch of mathematics is valued in its divine, metaphysical or sacred .
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