Mesmerizing Flower of Life

THE FLOWER OF LIFE

Our understanding of The Ancient Ones, The Lord’s Prayer and The Sun Cross Codex carved into stone in the Temple of the Sun in Palenque Mexico, grew rapidly after our visit there back in 1989. Over the years our discoveries have come in fascinating ways. One we have spoke of before is through the ancient Egyptian science of “Sacred Geometry“and The Flower of Life. What we have discovered is truly mesmerizing!Flower of Life

Have you ever wondered how Jesus, spent his formative years? What do you think his life was like in those unrecorded years, between the ages of twelve and thirty? After discovering Sacred Geometry, we were convinced that he must have studied in Egypt during that period of his life. Let me explain why.

This one amazing design, called “The Flower of Life”, contains the foundational creative patterns of everything, including our own DNA and the spiritual symbols of our world religions. What? Yep its true.

Sacred Symbols

As we observed this phenomena, the only explanation we could think of was that our world’s faiths had all come from one source; but how is that possible? Did we forget the source or has it been it hidden from us? I couldn’t say but seeing these symbols in one extraordinary design always touches me deeply. Here are just a few.

Om in Daath

Om (Hindu)

Tree of Life in Daath

Tree of Life (Cabala)

Hu in Flower of Life

Hu Symbol (Sufi)

 


Among the key symbols within the Flower of Life is a cube and within the cube is an eight-pointed star. This star has helped us to see the connection between the prayer and the Sun Cross Codex. With this insight we began to see there was a connection between Jesus and the Ancient ones.

Cube in Daath

The Cube within the Flower

star in cube2

The eight-pointed star-tetrahedron is revealed by connecting the eight corners of a cube differently.  The star (a symbol of light) within a cube (symbol of the physical world) defines our human experience and our purpose to physically embody God’s light.

We now believe this is the true purpose of both The Lord’s Prayer and what we have learned from the Mayan Sun Cross Codex we have extensively studied.

A STAR OF DAVID IN THE PRAYER

Star of David in DaathSeeing the many designs and spiritual symbols within the Flower of Life inspired us to look for the presence of symbols and designs within the Lord’s Prayer. One evening, while comparing the differences between the prayer in Matthew and in Luke I saw something fascinating. In the heart of the prayer, Matthew says (“thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven”) but Luke says (“Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done, as it is in heaven so also in earth”).

Star within the PrayerThis difference seemed insignificant until I saw, in Luke, a rhythmic breathing pattern flowing in and out, in and out, in and out. For example, “Thy Kingdom is an inner reality, come is an outer reality, thy will (inner) be done (outer), as in heaven (inner) so also in earth” (outer). Then I realized this pattern creates a six-pointed, the Hebrew “Star of David”. This star is also in The Flower of Life and in the center of our “game board” design. In other words this star expresses God’s will, “Let there be light”, and again this is what the prayer Jesus taught is all about.

ANOTHER STAR IN THE PRAYER

Seeing the Star of David in The Lord’s Prayer inspired us to look further and what we saw next was amazing. I noticed how the prayer is divided into three distinct sections. There are three attunements above the heart [chakras 1-3] 1. (Our Father) 2. (Who art in heaven) 3. (Hallowed be thy name) therefore these are all about the heavenly reality of “Our Father”.

The heart [chakra 4] (Thy Kingdom, come, Thy will, be done, as in heaven so also in earth) the center of the prayer is about the Holy Spirit who is the Light and the intermediary between God and Us. Tetrahedronal Geometry

Below the heart are [chakras 5-7] 5. (Give us our daily bread) 6. (And forgive us) 7. (And lead us not into temptation). These are all ways of owning our earthly experience as God’s children. Here Jesus portrays the divine relationship called “The Holy Trinity”.

By connecting the upper three attunements and the lower three to the star-center, within the heart of this prayer, we produce two tetrahedrons. Thus a tetrahedron is a three sided pyramid and it is the simplest 3D form. One point is a point. Two points create a line. Three points are a triangle and all of these are flat (2D) images (having two sides, or dimensions), but a tetrahedron (4 points) has form and mass.

The Star Tetrahedron

These two tetrahedrons in the prayer define how the reality of God (The Father) and God, (The Son) (ourselves) are united as we open our hearts to God’s will, “Let there be light”. “Our eye is made single and our whole body is filled with light” when our will and God’s will agree. As a result we see perfect balance creating unity in the form of an eight-pointed “star-tetrahedron” .

23 STAR TET

 

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