Links to sacred geometry and related sites

LightSource now has both PC and Macintosh versions of their screen savers: the Gaiametry CD, LightSource CD and DVDs with Hemi-Sync audio (which promotes synchronization of the left and right hemispheres of the brain) ... all HIGHLY recommended; visually soothing and energizing at the same time. I first saw the LightSource images at the Global Sacred Geometry Conference in Sedona, Arizona in February 2004, and was dazzled then. Now that I see the Mac versions, and the even more elaborate crop circle animations in the Gaiametry CD, along with Bob Monroe's amazing Hemi-Sync audio (I've used for decades for mental focus and relaxation), I'm even more impressed. I'm honored that several of the images on the LightSource CD were originally inspired by images from my Sacred Geometry Design Sourcebook for example this animation derived from the Golden Ratio Spirals on page 170: (also see pages 87, 88, 92, 94, 195).

Source Books: an excellent source of sacred geometry titles & related items

Heartbeat2000: my dear friend and (former) neighbor, James Barrett, has a wonderful site on the beauty and power of the compassionate heart – it's relation to the golden ratio and much more

Nassim Haramein is doing some fascinating work with sacred geometry and modern physics; check out this lovely dual torus animation by Bob Gray

Jain from Australia has some interesting info on Vedic Math, Magic Squares, etc.

Jonathan Quintin's Sacred Geometry website

Michael S. Schneider - author of a marvelous book on geometry, A Beginner's Guide to Constructing the Universe - The Mathematical Archetypes of Nature, Art, and Science - A Voyage from 1 to 10 - I often recommend this book as a complement to my book for newcomers to the subject

Drunvalo Melchizedek has acquainted many about the mysteries of sacred geometry with his Flower of Life programs

Ibrahim Karim's Biogeometry work is also being conducted in the USA by Dr. Robert J. Gilbert

David Fideler - The Pythagorean Sourcebook and Library

The School of Pythagoras

Sig Lonegren - Mid Atlantic Geomancy

Bob Dratch - Biological and Bioactive Electronic Holoforms (tm)

James Furia - Geomusic

Bernard Pietsch - The Philosopher's Stone - Recovering the Perennial Paradigm

Barbara Hero - International Lambdoma Research Institute

John Boyd-Brent - The Circle and the Square and the Square Root of Two

Charles Henry's Human Forms from spherical reflections

Vincent Beall - an interesting site on sacred geometry from a Kabbalistic perspective

Links to mathematical sites

Eric Weisstein's Treasure Trove of Math (now part of the Wolfram-Mathematica website as MathWorld) - a fabulous extravaganza ; the most extensive site and book I know of for math buffs

David Eppstein's Geometry Junkyard

Melinda Green's way fun Tyler Applet and gallery ... and 4D dazzling "Buddhabrot" images

Antonio Gutierrez has some beautiful, colorful Flash animated mathematical proofs

Fractal Explorer

The Geometry Center has lots of interesting info; a favorite interactive application is...

...QuasiTiler 3.0 (from The Geometry Center); try changing the "Dimension = " parameter under "Generating Plane")

Steven Finch's page on The Golden Mean and book of Mathematical Constants

Robert Conroy - Nature's Structural Elements

Gerald de Jong - The Geometry Of The Time Star

Richard Hawkins - Digital Archive

Fibonacci Numbers and Nature: an excellent tutorial on Fibonacci numbers with nice animations

Jim Plank - Origami Page (Modular)

Having built and lived in a 39' diameter geodesic dome in the late 70's, this page would not be complete without a link to the Buckminster Fuller Institute - Community Page

Gerald de Jong - Portfolio (geometrical wire frames from expandable/compressable members which dynamically readjust as they are stretched or compressed) and Quadrays

Anders Sandberg - Platonic Solids and Their Symmetries Some Random Thoughts about the Occult Correspondences of the Platonic Solids and Their Symmetries

PYTHAGORAS of Samos{570-490BC} - The Indigenous Nativity and Philosophical Foundations of that which is deemed Classical Western Science

mathematicians: Pythagoras Plato Archimedes Kepler Poinsot

Paul Calter's Geometry in Art & Architecture Syllabus

World of Escher - Recreational Mathematics - Roger Penrose

Ralph Abrahams - Visual Math Institute

Links to sites about polyhedra and higher dimensional polytopes

Russell Towle's superb collection of polytope, zonohedra, and zonotile images, amazing 4D animations (3D slices of 4D objects) and POV-Ray gallery and polyhedra models

George Hart's Pavilion of Polyhedrality

George Olshevsky's Four-dimensional polytopes

Vladimir Bulatov's polyhedra

MathWorld's Polytopes

Mark Newbold's polyhedra and polytopes (Java applets, stereo pairs)

Flatland: A Romance of Many Dimensions

James R. Buddenhagen's Uniform Polyhedra

Jim McNeill's Great Polyhedra and Tessellation Site

Drexel University's Math Forum Library on Higher Dimensional Geometries

Steven Dutch's resources on Symmetry, Crystals, and Polyhedra

some wonderful POV-Ray ray tracing polyhedra models

Pedagoguery Software has some wonderful shareware and freeware: Poly is a fabulous 3D app that rotates polyhedra in real time, and simultaneously morphs from 2d net (foldup pattern) to folded 3D shape; lots of polyhedra! A must see!

Robert Conroy - photos and cut-out patterns of polyhedra

Roman Maeder's pages on Uniform Polyhedra

Robert Gray's page: Icosahedra In 30-Verti showing, among other things, icosa/octa nesting relationships

Links about cereal glyphs (a.k.a. crop circles)

The Crop Circle Connector has lots of resources on the subject

The Freddy Silva's excellent page on sacred geometry and crop circles

Nancy Talbott's Crop Circle research site showing correlation of magnetic field anomalies even in unaffected crops

Gerald Hawkins - Work On Crop Circles And Their Relationship To Euclidean Geometry And Diatonic Ratios

Chet And Kallista Snow host a great C.C. conference every autumn in Arizona

The Oregon Sri Yantra which allegedly appeared in the desert in 1990

Links to geometrical art, tools and resources

ZomeTools and Fractiles (SUPERB creative toys from the wizardry of Marc Pelletier! I use mine for demos and exploration.)

Bathsheba Grossman's lovely geometric sculptures such as the (spiral) Galaxy Crystal or Quintrino (exquisite metal sculpture with dodecahedral symmetry) or the beautiful toroidal field of our own planet in her GeoDynamo Crystal

Dan Shaw's EarthStar planetary maps with Kepler's Solid geometry

Sara Frucht's Kaleidoscapes are virtual polyhedra that make amazing use of mirrors; check out this animation!

Sedona artist Aya creates magnificent airbrushed 6' square canvas StarWheel mandalas with reprints on other media

Warren Fentress designed Magneblocks - neat creative hands-on geometric toys for ages 4 and up; I've got a couple sets I take to workshops

A wonderful globe animation by Jim Shroads insipred by Darold Langham's Genesa system which connects many disciplines (website by Celestial Dynamics artist, Nancy Baumgarten)

Alex Gray's exquisite art of interconnectedness: Chapel of Cosmic Mirrors

Jim Haggerty does some elegant geometric animations at Enigma Creations, Kaleid-O-Signs & Kaleid-O-Space

Flower of Life inspired art by William Neidow of Cyberpax Studios

Krazydad's Kaleidoscopes and Flash resources

Charles Gilchrist - Sacred Geometry pages

Sri Yantra mandala (featured on the Sustainable Building Sources site)

Allen Linder's exquisite stone carvings of geometric forms

David Friedman's dazzling and vibrant fractal art from MetaPixel Studio

A Golden Ratio Project by Steve Blacker, Jeanette Polanski, and Marc Schwach

Julio Mateo's geometrically inspired art

The LightSource CD (with many images inspired by my book & website)

David Orchid's art