The Balance of the Torus in Sacred Geometry 🌀 (With Original Sketches)

The source of many of the religious and mythological symbols throughout history can be found by exploring the lines, intersections and shapes produced by Sacred Geometry. Lines are generally considered male, and represent vectors for energy flow, while circular shapes are female, and refer to vessels which temporarily contain the male energies. In Kabbalah, "vessels" refers to "desires," which are waiting to Receive... 

A few hours ago, @LifeWorship made a good post and an interesting case for the possible source of the Oroboros symbol being in the Torus. https://steemit.com/life/@lifeworship/the-oroboros-an-alternate-interpretation-and-more

It reminded me of these drawings I made which attempt to demonstrate the connection between the Flower of Life, the Torus and the Yin Yang, an ancient symbol for the archetype of Balance. 

Above is a Yin Yang constructed from the shapes and dimensions of the Flower of Life... 

Below are various findings within, and extrapolations from the Flower. (Sorry, these sketches were made before I had interest in getting a compass, or building a neat and clean chronological exploration.)

And I suppose, here the same shape, in the motion of the Oroboros...

Everything is One, and was Indeed Spoken!^^  (It's just that today, we're all "speaking" different languages...)

B"H!

(Sources: Image #1, GIF) 

Other Sacred Geometry Articles with Original Drawings:

• From NOthing to Incredible Complexity in Sacred Geometry.
• Sacred Geometry: Spacial Perspectives of Spirals and Waves.
• Sacred Geometry: The Egg of Life; Solidifying in the 3rd Dimension... 
• The Energies in a Sphere. Exploring the Seed of Life.
• Part 2: The Golden Number 1.618 (a.k.a. the Phi Ratio) in Sacred Geometry.
• Part 1: The Golden Number 1.618 (a.k.a. the Phi Ratio) in Sacred Geometry.

More to come, and thanks for your attention and support! 

Melech ben Chaya מלך בן חיה, @inphiknit