Sunday, November 10, 2013

Sacred Geometry


To view a sacred geometric yantra, or to invoke a combination of sacred geometric forms through visioning allows one to experience higher vibrations. When accessed with intent and focus, these geometries emit a resonant frequency that has the potential to bring about transformation,  both on the inner realms of our being and on the outer realms in which we live. Whether simple or complex, these combined forms are some of the most basic and powerful tools available to us for  co-creation and manifestation, for alignment with vibration creates transformation.

Because a yantra represents precision and beauty, many traditional religions have utilized them in tuning to the universe's creational forces. Astrologically based dwellings, crop circles, mandalas, artistic mysticism, and sites of worship throughout the world both depict and are based upon these principles. The shapes themselves echo the harmony of the universe while representing- in symbolic form- the wisdom of creational laws. 


The Councils of Light's Council 8 have taught us about the power and potential of these forms.  They remind us that creational particles in the quantum field exist as lively potential for the transformation of ourselves and our world. They teach us that the dimensionality of these forms, such as the Merkaba, can be used to elevate our frequency. As it clarifies, opens, and balances our chakras, it also emits a signal that synchronizes the hemispheres of our brain, creating an awakened, ascended state of being.

As we communicate with The Councils, they encourage us to reflect upon the sacred geometric forms and to utilize the merkaba to bridge the dimensions, linking the cosmic orders and our natural world.  Because Yantras place us in a state of universal consciousness, our spiritual bodies experience harmony, an extremely powerful portal for love and unity, the pervasive energies of the universe.

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