Sacred Geometry Media Resource Blog
Fun video with 1.58 dimensional tiny fractals: Scientists Trapped Electrons In a Quantum Fractal
A video with a particularly nice dodecahedral bubble …
including a bubble resembling a Reuleaux Tetrahedron.
… and a nearby beach bubble photo taken by my wife, Nancy.
Here are some fun and engaging geometries du jour:
Still 11 months left in 2019 if you want a cool astronomical geometric calendar! :-)
I just updated this sacred geometry calendar which has images from the fascinating geometric Martineau Solar System models. Here are details about the 12 images which are highly accurate geometric models of pairs of planetary orbits in our solar system. They were inspired by the remarkable work of John Martineau (publisher of Wooden Books), who wrote “A Little Book of Coincidence in the Solar System.” Tiled images of planetary surfaces and related images form the backgrounds. Images are two or more orbits defined by simple 2D (circles, triangles, squares, pentagons, hexagons, octagons) or 3D geometries (e.g. tetrahedron, icosahedron, dodecahedron) typically with 99.9% or greater accuracy. The work picks up where Johannes Kepler’s mystical exploration left off.
Background Video, Info and Exhibits of the Martineau Solar System
On Sep. 28, 2012 the Kindle version of my second book, The Geometry Code: Universal Symbolic Mirrors of Natural Laws Within Us; Friendly Reminders of Inclusion to Forgive the Dreamer of Separation, was launched, a few months after the paperback version. Thanks to one and all for your support this past 6 years and for over two decades since my first book, Sacred Geometry Design Sourcebook (SGDS) – Universal Dimensional Patterns was published! Much appreciated! (SGDS, if you’re new to this realm, is – among other things – a sacred geometry coloring book for adults.) I always enjoy hearing from you … how these have added to your enjoyment of geometric … and more recently metaphysical … explorations or by way of other interconnected conversations!
I recently discovered some fun videos by StandUpMaths that will certainly appeal to the nerdier among us, but are general enough to be fun for a wide range of those even slightly interested in geometry, science, math, etc. I started with “Stand-up comedy routine about Spreadsheets” and then progressed to this fun demo of toroidal vortices “Stand-up comedy about Equations That Correspond to Vortex Motions (aka ‘smoke rings’)”
I wonder how long dolphins have been blowing bubble rings? Douglas Adams might have been on the right track suggesting they were smarter than humans. :-)
Here’s a 4D puzzle you might enjoy which helps explain our limited perspective here in this surreal 3D world: Dodecaplex: the puzzle from the fourth dimension! If you’re a hyperdimensional dodecahedra fan, you won’t want to miss this! Enjoy!
Every moment is an opportunity to see the intrinsic sameness of everyone and everything – we’re all kindred spirits. – We explore, as Danushia says, seeing beyond the veil … and having fun with it! In this video conversation, Danushia Kaczmarek inteviews Bruce Rawles about “The Spirit of Science ~ Sacred Geometry ~ The Pyramids of Egypt” in her interview series about going from head to heart. We cover a wide range of subjects including Fibonacci numbers, spirals, the golden ratio, Platonic Solids, sterograms, biofeedback, catelysts, ACIM, the double helix of DNA, modern physics ideas such as quantum entanglement, the wave/particle (double slit) phenomenon, expectations in the mind and the undoing of the Newtonian world view, flat approximations for living on a spheroid, and much more. (Quick correction; in the conversation I mentioned Mauna Kea, but it’s actually Mauna Loa, Hawai’i that is at the 19.5° north latitude.)
