The Flower of Life: Exploring Sacred Geometry's Significance

The Flower of Life captivates with its sacred geometry, symbolizing creation, connection, and universal oneness.

### The Fascinating Journey of the Flower of Life in Sacred Geometry
* 🌼 The Flower of Life is a captivating sacred geometry shape that represents **connection, creation, and oneness**, aligning with the number **one in numerology**, symbolizing **new beginnings**.
* 🔮 The superimposition of the seven chakras on the Flower of Life reveals that they **align perfectly with the intersected points**, emphasizing its significance in spiritual practices.
* 🎨 Leonardo da Vinci's drawings demonstrate his study of the **Flower of Life**, showcasing its **historical importance** and the **deep connection** artists and inventors have had with this shape.
* 📚 Drunvalo Melchizedek's "The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life" is a pivotal resource that popularized this **sacred geometry shape** in the 1990s, inspiring many to **delve deeper into its meanings**.
* 🌍 The Flower of Life has been discovered in various cultures worldwide, from temples in China to sites in India and Israel, suggesting it served as a **universal language across civilizations**.
* 🔍 The Flower of Life consists of **19 circles**, created through a process of duplication, demonstrating the **complexity and beauty of sacred geometry**.
* 🔒 Surrounding the Flower of Life are two additional circles, believed to **protect sacred knowledge**, hinting at **deeper mysteries yet to be explored** in future discussions.
* 💬 Engaging with the Flower of Life through research, meditation, and personal expression can lead to **profound insights and connections with the universe**.

hi everyone. Welcome to Sacred Geometry, Language of the Universe. My name is Seth, and I'm here to share sacred geometry with the whole world. First, I want to thank you all for your subscriptions, for your likes, for your comments. That means a lot to me, and I appreciate your support for this channel. Today, I'm going to talk about my favorite sacred geometry shape, and that is the Flower of Life. Now, before I explain what the Flower of Life is all about, I remember the first time I saw the Flower of Life. I was so attracted to this shape without understanding why. I just kept researching it. I kept looking at it, and it was very hypnotizing. I didn't know why I was attracted to it. The Flower of Life is probably the most popular sacred geometry shape out there, and I'm sure most of you who are watching this video know or have heard of it at least. It is almost like the logo that represents sacred geometry. It is such a meditative shape that when you keep looking at it, it has the potential to unlock your

consciousness. As a matter of fact, I was so fascinated by this shape that the next thing you know, I had it tattooed on my shoulder, and I never regretted it once. I couldn't resist. I also want to talk about this book that helped me through my research, which is one of my favorite books that talks about sacred geometry and the Flower of Life. This book is The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life by Drunvalo Melchizedek. There's volume 1 and volume 2. I read both of them. I have both of them, and they're one of my favorite books. Now, I want to give a big shout-out and thank you to Drunvalo Melchizedek for making sacred geometry, and especially this shape, the Flower of Life, mainstream back in the '90s. His book about this sacred shape helped me a lot throughout my research, and I am very grateful for that. My dream is to meet him one day and learn more from him and learn from his knowledge about sacred geometry and the

Flower of Life, but at this point, I will keep sharing with you guys what I have learned. Now, after giving you a little introduction about the Flower of Life, let me explain to you how this form came to be. So, we're going to carry on where we left off in our previous episodes about the seed of life. You have the seed of life, which represents the seven circles of creation. Source decides to duplicate itself again six times. It moves on again to the boundary of itself, to the intersection of the two circles, and creates six circles. Source does that once, so seven plus six, but it does that again, plus another six circles. [Music] So, we have seven circles plus six circles plus another six circles, all created with the same method of how to see the life was created. So, you have 7 plus 12 circles in total, which gives you a total of 19 circles, and that gives you the Flower of Life. The Flower of Life is made up of 19 circles. If you see a similar shape that

have more or less circles that's not the Flower of Life. So just make sure it has 19 circles, but we're not done here yet. That's not the Flower of Life yet. Everywhere you see this shape around the world, which I'm gonna get to later in this episode, everywhere you see this shape, it is always surrounded by two circles. They represent a sort of barrier or a limit that you can go over. It's kind of odd, and you might wonder why those two circles on the elder's perimeter. According to journalist Eric, the ancients decided to put these two circles because they didn't want people to know what's beyond these two circles. The knowledge was too sacred and too important for people to handle. Therefore, they put those two circles to protect the knowledge. But now we are ready to understand this knowledge, and in the next episode, I'm gonna share with you what lies beyond those two circles. But for now, let's keep focusing on the Flower of Life. So as you can see, this beautiful shape has 19 circles in

numerology, which I like to reference to 19, basically is 9 plus 1. 9 plus 1 is 10, which is 1. [Music] And one in numerology is the representation of new beginnings. It's a representation of creation, of connection, and oneness. After all, we're all one, and we're one with the universe. And the fact that this shape is represented by number one means a lot. I want you also to see this with me. Look what happened when I superimposed the seven chakras on the flower of life. It aligns and matches perfectly with the intersected points in the middle, and I find that quite fascinating. And I want you to look at this. These drawings were made by Leonardo da Vinci, which, by the way, I'm a big fan of. And this is proof that he studied the Flower of Life, that he studied the seed of life. As you can see, I remember when I bought this Leonardo da Vinci book a few years ago, and I saw the drawing of the flower.

of life there, and I couldn't believe it. I was surprised, actually, because this proves that she knew about sacred geometry, and he knew about the Flower of Life, about the seed of life. If amazing artists and inventors like Leonardo da Vinci himself were studying this shape, that means that they know the value and the importance of it. When I see that, it encourages me to do more research and to study sacred geometry more and more because I believe that with sacred geometry and the Flower of Life, the more you study it, the more you look at it, the more you draw it, the more you find out something new that can be useful for your life. And here, I'm going to share with you some images of the Flower of Life that's been found all around the world, and this is quite fascinating because this proves that this was a common language that was utilized by all cultures. As you can see here, this is in China, in the Forbidden City, in various temples. This is Israel. You have another one here in India, and

much more [Music] [Music] when you actually go and just look it up on the internet, you can get flooded by images of the flower of life from everywhere around the planet. So, I invite you to research this shape with me, to meditate on it, to look at it, to see how it's made, and trust me, you will find something meaningful for you when you study it and when you grasp the meaning of it. And here again, even crop circles, which I'm gonna talk about in other episodes as well, have representations of the Flower of Life, as you can see here. So, the Flower of Life is by far one of the most important sacred geometry shapes ever. It is personally my favorite sacred geometry shape, and I want to know what is your favorite sacred geometry. Have you ever heard about the Flower of Life? And if you do, what do you know about it? Have you ever drawn it on a piece of paper? Have you ever used it in your life? Let me know in the comment section, and if you have any

questions about the Flower of Life. I will be more than happy to answer them for you. Alright guys, I hope you enjoy this episode. I hope you learned a lot. Thank you for watching. I appreciate it. I invite you to do your own research on the Flower of Life and to have fun with it. And until I meet you in the next episode.

The Flower Of Life - Sacred Geometry

Sacred Geometry

The Flower of Life: A Sacred Geometry Icon

The Flower of Life is Seth's favorite sacred geometry shape and is known for its hypnotizing and meditative qualities.

It is the most popular sacred geometry shape and serves as a logo for the concept.

The shape has a powerful attraction and is believed to have the potential to unlock deeper understanding and awareness.

The speaker is deeply fascinated by the Flower of Life shape, even getting it tattooed on their shoulder.

They credit Drunvalo Melchizedek's book, "The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life," for helping them with their research on sacred geometry.

The speaker is inspired by the shape's significance, its common presence in various cultures, and the influence of artists and inventors like Leonardo da Vinci.

The Flower of Life: Its Creation and Significance

The Flower of Life is formed by a total of 19 circles, created through a duplication process of the Source.

The shape is widely recognized and can be found in various images and representations around the world.

The Flower of Life is considered one of the most important sacred geometry shapes and has a meaningful impact on those who study and meditate on it.

The shape discussed has 19 circles and is not yet the Flower of Life.

It is always surrounded by two circles, which represent a barrier and protect sacred knowledge.

The ancients placed these two circles to limit access to the important knowledge beyond them.

The Flower of Life is associated with the number one in numerology, representing new beginnings, creation, and oneness with the universe.

The shape of the Flower of Life perfectly aligns with the seven chakras' intersected points, highlighting its significance.

Leonardo da Vinci's drawings of the Flower of Life demonstrate his study and fascination with this geometric pattern.