Techniques for Geometric Transformation
“Techniques for Geometric Transformation” by John Michael Greer, published by Llewellyn Publications in 2001, is a comprehensive guide that explores the intersection of geometry and personal development. This Pap/Crds edition spans 232 pages and is presented in English. The book introduces readers to the concept of using sacred geometry as a tool for meditation, divination, and self-exploration, emphasizing how universal patterns influence our lives.
Readers will find a unique approach to understanding geometry through the “Sacred Geometry Oracle,” which includes thirty-three cards featuring significant diagrams from sacred geometry. The illustrated guidebook provides insights into the meaning of each card, along with instructions for casting and interpreting readings. Additionally, the book offers step-by-step exercises for constructing traditional geometric forms, encouraging a hands-on exploration of these concepts. This edition serves as a bridge between intuitive awareness and practical application, making it a valuable resource for those interested in mathematics, geometry, and personal growth.
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You are the Architect of Your Own Destiny
Expand your awareness of the universal patterns that shape your life with the “Sacred Geometry Oracle.” Now, for the first time, you can use this ancient wisdom as a tool for meditation, divination, and self-exploration.
When we “get to the point, run around in circles, ” or “go off on a tangent, ” we’re already interpreting our lives in geometrical terms. The same sort of awareness can be turned to the subtle and communicative designs of sacred geometry, making them into symbols that serve as a bridge between our intuitive awareness and the world of our experience.
This Oracle includes:
-Thirty-three cards, each bearing an important diagram from the lore of traditional sacred geometry
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-An illustrated guidebook that presents the meaning of each card, how to cast and interpret readings, and meditation suggestions
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-Step-by-step exercises for constructing traditional geometric forms and patterns (with the help of your own geometer’s tools: compass, straightedge, pencil, and paper), and tool-storing space in the kit box
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