Sacred Geometry 🌀 The Egg of Life: Solidifying in the 3rd Dimension... (With Original Sketches.)

inphiknit (66)in #sacredgeometry • 8 years ago (edited)

In the last article on Sacred Geometry, about the Energies in a Sphere, we looked at the Seed of Life, which in 2 dimensions, is represented as 1 central circle, with 6 other circles radiating around it, where one edge of each outer circle crosses through the mid-point of the central one. In the 3rd dimension, each circle becomes a sphere, and we get to see behind the central circle, where we discover an 8th sphere, not depicted in 2d diagrams. The rightmost bundle of cells pictured below take this form. Were it rotated downwards by 45 degrees, we'd perfectly see the Seed of Life in 3d. Packing 8 spheres with this configuration uses the least possible amount of space...

But where is the outer membrane? Why don't the spheres just drift off?

(Source.)

In terms of Sacred Geometry, after only 7 circles, an outer boundary can be defined by simply enclosing the Seed in a larger circle. But what is the thickness of this outer wall?

The Egg of Life will make this determination...

It is depicted in 2d by adding another rotation of 6 circles. This allows us to better see the potential for something 3d to emerge from the previous, 2d level. So we can extract it from the membrane, and explore...

With the Seed in 2d, we have 7 circles, or 7 centres, which can be connected to see which potential geometries emerge. When we do the same with the 13 centres of the Egg of Life, we see a huge increase in complexity and therefore also with possibility... (Seed left, Egg right.)

In the 3rd density Egg, we can see the first appearance of the cube and the tetrahedron. (Where they are properly bound within an outer sphere/membrane.) (Membrane not depicted in each drawing.)

And the star tetrahedron...

For clarity's sake, on the left below, is the Seed of Life again. Notice how the 2nd outer circle is arbitrary, and I could have made it anywhere. Ie. That 1 circle is not sacred geometry, and I should not have drawn it^^ Please also note how the centre points of the Sefirot of the Tree of Life are defined in the Seed, however at this level, they leave no room for volume for those spheres...

And below, the Egg of Life defining the Tree, where finally, we can get volume into the Sefirot... (The singular of this Hebrew word is; SeFiRah ---> sphere.)

Thank you, and please consider following, because the complexity of the geometries/drawings is about to increase dramatically, and it'll get pretty fun...^^