sacred geometry – ThinkCareBelieve

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Do you ever remember learning something in high school that lit a light bulb and amazed you? For me, it was when we learned about atoms. Studying diagrams of electrons circling a nucleus of protons and neutrons, and realizing that it looked exactly like our solar system, in miniature form. That got me always on the lookout for patterns in nature and trying to see how everything is tied together.

Mandalas come in many forms. They are a representation of our Universe, or our connection to it. For centuries, mandalas have been used as a support for meditation. By focusing on the mandala one can connect with the Universe in their own environment. The word mandala means circle in Sanskrit.

I designed this mandala to represent the light growing in each of us, and on our planet. It should give a feeling of inner life glowing and growing from within. That light is a divine spark of God and it is within each and every one of us. As the mandala travels in a circle, it creates a bloom of light pulsating in a circular rhythm, transforming nature into a world of light and love. This rhythm creates a vibration. There is a flow of energy. If we can get into the flow that syncs with the Universe, then we are living in harmony with the music of the Universe.

Mandalas are sacred geometry and sacred geometry is the music of the Universe, in visual form.

Affirmation

I AM the highest and best version of myself.

I flow with the rhythm of the Universe.

I am limitless and a light to the world.

Sacred Geometry, put simply, is the geometry of life. Everything, just like magnified pictures of snowflakes, has a unique energy pattern. Some are simple, some are very complex. For example, the spiral of a seashell is known as the Fibonachi spiral. It is also found in a pine cone when you look down at it from the top. It is also in the spiral arms of our Milky Way galaxy. Sacred geometry patterns are the divine energy patterns of our Universe. They are the way our Universe flows and interacts. Everything living or non-living has an energy pattern, and that pattern is made of sacred geometry.

The Happiness Mandala above is here to help move our focus toward higher thoughts. The word Mandala comes from the Hindu language and means “concentric energy circle.” Circles represent protection and good luck. Mandalas are linked with sacred geometry in the way that the spiraling movement facilitates the consciousness toward healing. It is a microcosm of the Universe from the human perspective.

The Happiness Mandala above is my own creation as an artist and energy healer. I had been shown it in order to create it and put healing energy into it. My husband also helped me to design it in a very special and unique way. This Mandala exists to help heal. I hope you enjoy and I hope it helps.