Significance of Sacred geometry
Sacred geometry is a concept that connects geometric principles with spiritual practices, particularly in the context of Vedic sacrifices and architecture. It emphasizes the alignment of geometrical measures with spiritual significance and cosmic orientation. Both Vastushastra and scientific perspectives highlight how sacred geometry involves mathematical principles that facilitate the harmonious construction of buildings and spaces, reflecting a deeper connection to the universe. This interplay between geometry and spirituality underscores the importance of design in achieving balance and harmony.
In Dutch: Heilige geometrie; In Finnish: Pyhä geometria
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Hindu concept of 'Sacred geometry'
Sacred geometry in Hinduism connects geometric principles to spiritual practices, especially Vedic sacrifices, and involves using geometric measures in architecture to reflect spiritual meaning and cosmic alignment.
From: Vastu-shastra (Introduction to Indian architecture)
(1) A concept linking geometric principles with spiritual practices, particularly in the context of Vedic sacrifices.[1] (2) The application of geometrical principles and measures in architecture that aligns with spiritual significance and cosmic orientation.[2]
The concept of Sacred geometry in scientific sources
Sacred geometry, linked to Vastushastra, focuses on mathematical and geometrical principles that guide the harmonious construction of buildings and spaces, emphasizing balance, proportion, and spiritual significance in architectural design.
From: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
(1) Sacred geometry involves the mathematical and geometrical principles related to constructing buildings and spaces harmoniously, rooted in Vastushastra.[3]