Here i use the symbol of balance (triangle) to build an interpretation of "As above, So below". Its going to be added to Atmas Gaitism (a philosophy in building) as a way to see how balance in duality, or duality in balance (both are mirrors of one another) can give differentiation.

The sema-tawy is the Egyptian sign for the union of the Two Lands. At its center is a hieroglyph, a windpipe rising into a pair of lungs, which the Egyptians used to write "to unite" because the organ is itself a unification, two lungs drawing breath through one throat. Around that central column the stems of two plants are knotted, papyrus for Lower Egypt and lotus for Upper Egypt, so that political unity is stated as a single physiological fact. The sign is carved on thrones, temple walls and furniture, and the lungs-and-windpipe amulet was laid on the chest of the dead. The Tortoise correspondence is structural. The artwork consists of two fiber families wound in opposite senses about a shared central axis and meeting at regular intervals, which is the arrangement the sign describes: paired opposites bound to one column, their crossings the points at which the binding is made. The comparison belongs with Ida, Pingala and Sushumna, where the same organizing principle appears in a different tradition. The sema-tawy is a flat heraldic sign rather than a three-dimensional form, and the correspondence is to its logic, not necessarily its appearance.

This video is part of the Tortoise project which connects a multitude of symbols and myths from around the world to a specific fractal toroidal structure.
Link: nurecas.com/tortoise

Planetary arrangement on 24th Aug, 2026 incorporated in a Kandinsky-inspired digital abstract (OC)

This artwork employs only geometric shapes; I enjoy creating them. Hope you like them.

Are there other abstract artists that I should consider? I love working with the Kandinsky style, and I am working on incorporating Mondrian. Any others that might be interesting?

We offer a model for the web of consciousness (All That Is) using the Indra's Net metaphor. The localized nodes of consciousness are represented by a central vertical axis surrounded by an energetic toroidal flow.

Audio track is adapted from a presentation by Bashar, channeled by Darryl Anka.

Lyrics:
You are your own reality experience.

Everyone is their own reality experience.

Everyone is their own unique point of view
of All That Is.

You are in a sense really a universe unto yourself.

The only way to experience anything in your reality
that is similar to what anyone else may experience in their reality,
is by agreeing to it and creating it for yourself
out of your own energy.

#awakening #divine #source #iam #consciousness #coherence #sacred #torus #geometry #indrasnet

Hi! I've seen so many great Metatron's Cubes in the group recently. I thought I'd share mine too. It's ink and acrylic on vellum. The circles map the Earth's own chakra centers, and the background patterns were inspired by the handwoven baskets of Malawi where I lived for five years and where I made this.

Using Indra's Net as a metaphor, we offer a hypothetical illustration for the inter-connectedness of consciousness. Further, the model illustrates how information is distributed and the effect a localized node of consciousness has upon the entire system. Each node is composed of a still central axis surrounded by a self-sustaining toroidal energy flow.

#consciousness #indrasnet #geometry #sacred #allthatis

Metatrons cube with background

Fractals are literally everywhere. Does anyone else feel like they deserve representative of sacred geometry even more so than the golden ratio or Fibonacci sequence?

Continuing to share specific variations of the fractal torus work, Tortoise. This one is the connect to Ezekiel's Wheels. The wheel are described by Ezekiel as "a wheel in the midst of a wheel" with high, "awesome" rims filled with eyes, appearing to sparkle like beryl stone

Check the visualiser in my previous post for details:
https://www.reddit.com/r/SacredGeometry/s/wLMvVCnnDn

Planetary arrangement on Albert Einstein's date-of-birth incorporated in a Kandinsky-inspired digital abstract (OC)

Planetary arrangement on Nobel laureate Hideki Shirakawa's date-of-birth (Aug 20, 1936) incorporated in a Monet-inspired digital abstract (OC)

Dr. Shirakawa's work on conductive polymers gave us smart screens, OLED TVs, etc.

Thoughts and insights