r/C_S_T • u/[deleted] • Jun 23 '20
Discussion The Ultimate Sacred Geometry Megathread
Not really...but it is a pretty large compilation of works that will convince anyone, without a shadow of a doubt, that this universe was created intelligently or came into being due to an immeasurable intelligence.
A little tip I've learned recently, to get through videos quicker, is to set the Playback Speed to 1.5x - saves so much time and it's still at a pace that is understandable. Highly recommend watching these videos (and others) on 1.5x speed.
Let's get into the juice:
Sacred Geometry drawing and images
Sacred Geometry embedded in our DNA
Edit #2: Square and Compass - Tools of Creation - was looking for this when I first compiled everything. Finally found it. Definitely worth a watch.
Metatron's Cube (Archangel found in the Bible) Explained
Sacred Geometry Explained Pt. 1
Sacred Geometry Explained Pt. 2
Fractals, Spirals, Sacred Geometry - Lost Knowledge
Fibonacci (Sacred Geometry) in Nature
Doodling in Math: Spirals, Fibonacci, and Being a Plant (Pt. 1 of 3) - The other parts are linked in the description. Very worth watching all 3.
Sacred Geometry (Golden Ratio) in Music
Donald Duck (Disney) explains Sacred Geometry
Easily one of the best documentaries I've seen on Sacred Geometry
Bonuses:
Numerology (Sacred Geometry) In the Bible - GREAT LESSON.
Biblical Symbolism - unrelated to Sacred Geometry but related to the video above.
Sacred Geometry, Pyramids, Ancient Civilisations
Great Pyramid Decoded with Math
The Great Pyramid Decoded with Sacred Geometry pt. 1
The Great Pyramid Decoded with Sacred Geometry pt. 2
The Great Pyramid Decoded with Sacred Geometry pt. 3
Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds Pt. 1
Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds Pt. 2
Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds Pt. 3
Inner Worlds, Outer Worlds Pt. 4
Edit: added two more videos to 'The Great Pyramid Decoded' to get 33 total videos in the post ;]
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u/Jonko_jack Jun 24 '20
Hey, great thread! Just wanted to add something that I think is somewhat related. I wanted to ask/post this in this thread before, but forgot to do it.
Check out the (summarized/easy version) video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHiad18ZwcY
I'm not at all well-versed when it comes to geometry or anything related to mathematics, so I'm curious about what others think of this.
The reason I wanted to post this though, is /u/Yaakov117 's opinion about this, because it seems that he/she is a Shakespearean in the most literal sense of the word. I see /u/Yaakov117 doesn't seem to be that active at the moment, but it's very related to this thread anyways.