Tag: Sacred

InJanuary 2021, Steam welcomed a game called Dyson Sphere Program to the platform. The inaugural game by Chinese developer Youthcat, it was an unassuming yet ambitious entry into the factory management subgenre, pioneered by big indie hits like Factorio and Satisfactory...

Our outside reflects our inside. And Visa versa. It’s hard to feel fresh, alive and vibrant when the energy in our homes is toxic, suffocating and stale. Our homes are an extension of us and our energy so it’s important to routinely clean and refresh the energy of our spaces. It&rs...

As one who worked closely with probation and parole teams, I’ve watched this pantomime unfold time and again, and I’m always struck by the theater of it all. The inmates walk into the parole hearings clutching Bibles to their chests as if they were lifelines, a uniform act that has becom...

To these people, it was like a kidnapped child brought back centuries later. It is a reunion of a snatched family member with her people. The Passamaquoddy tribe recently reacquired the 140-acre Kuwesuwi Monihq, formerly called White’s Island and Pine Island, ME, by partnering with Nature C...

Introduction Life is a curious adventure, and if you approach it with a little bit of humour, sarcasm, and a lot of heart, you can’t help but be amazed at the wonders of the world around us. Sacred Geometry: A Giant “I Spy” Game Sacred Geometry, for instance, is like a gia...

In this article, we meditate on the spiritual symbolism of the development of the circle and its geometric analogues, the sphere, cone, its sections and the wave. We consider the kabbalistic and mystical aspects of these geometric shapes and then how they are applied in the design of Gothic cathedra...

Often described as the blueprint of creation, sacred geometric symbols explain the energy that connects all life, the lifeforce. Believed to be the essential tools for the education of the soul, these ancient symbols can be observed through everything in nature. The symbols contain high ener...

A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the human body, and suggested that we get over being embarrassed about our wobbly bits and instead appreciate it for the miracle of bio-engineering that it is. This week I’m diving into what I think is rather misleadingly labelled sacred geometry. Pe...

What is Visionary Art? Leonardo da Vinci was known to incorporate the aesthetic harmony of mathematical formulas in his art, and the tradition of painting visions may go all the way back to cave-paintings. Mystics used mandalas, Buddhist Tankas, and luscious visual compositions to deepen their ow...

Psychoactive substance use by natives has profoundly influenced both ancient and modern culture. The Mexican shamaness who sparked the 1950s psychedelic revolution, María Sabina, shared a psychedelic tradition descended from ancient Mayan mushroom ceremonies. Psychoactive rituals were driv...