The Golden Spiral of Consciousness: Spiritual Inspiration and Enlightenment Through Art and Science

Flower of life and spiritual transcendence    

The golden ratio or spiral is a unique relationship that exists in the universe between the whole and the part and has been in our consciousness for more than 4000 years. Out of the golden ratio arises the golden spiral, the familiar spiral shape of which can be found everywhere in nature, such as in the structure of our DNA and fingerprints, sunflowers and seashells, storm clouds and tornadoes. Even a star cluster nebula like the Milky Way. The golden spiral, also called the flower of life, is a rotating pattern that is formed from a rectangle that has the golden ratio. What this means is that when this rectangle is squared it leaves a smaller rectangle behind, and this smaller rectangle also has the same golden ratio as the original and when squared this also leaves a smaller rectangle behind and this continues until the shapes become so small that you can no longer see them. In other words, it lasts forever.

When you connect a curve through the opposite corners of these concentric rectangles, it forms the golden spiral, and the fact that it shows up in many growth patterns of plants, animals, and even entire galaxies makes us wonder if this unique shape isn’t the one. Pattern. of life. The principles of the golden spiral can also be seen in the design of buildings and architecture, as well as in art and literature. Golden proportions are found in music and even light. The Greeks, Romans, Egyptians and Chinese represent the golden ratio in their works of art. The Egyptians were probably the first to combine mathematics with art in the design of their pyramids. Pythagoras discovered the golden proportions of the human body and this has been portrayed by artists throughout the history of Greek art. Leonardo De Vinci was inspired by the mathematics of art and nature and is almost certain that he painted to fit the golden ratio, especially the proportions established on the Mona Lisa.

Literature can be based on the golden ratio in the structure of words, sentences, paragraphs, chapters, and pictures. Just as we see the existence of the spiral in our fingerprints and galaxies and in the creation of pyramids and paintings, the golden ratio also appears within the pages of a book, including the cover design, and this can be incredibly inspiring for the reader. This pattern of nature can be seen within many art forms and has a universal stimulating effect on the mind. Enlightenment can be part of this pattern: a communication that connects consciousness through the language of the Universe.

See the soul as a bridge between your mind and the intangible essence of your spirit, and that you are gently guiding your mind through a door of transcendence into a higher plane of consciousness. By bringing the prime of life into words and images, your consciousness can bring your consciousness to a fulfillment greater than itself. The golden spiral can lead you to the awakening of the soul. The flower of life transcends the physical-mathematical form by which it is more commonly known (sacred geometry), to a spiritual equivalent that we call unconditional love. This little flower of life becomes the patron of love. Seekers of truth, poets, and prophets teach that love is the center of all things. When your soul connects consciousness with the golden spiral, you become love. Love is the infinite pattern of the Universe. And you too.

Our world needs to undergo an incredible transformation. We must heal our tired emotions and bodies. We must sincerely connect with spirit and love, the intrinsic nature of everything.

Most cultures throughout history, from Aztec to Celtic, have documented a significant correlation with physical form and spirituality, clearly expressed through their sacred art and geometry, such as the mandala; these beautiful and fascinating patterns that have a ritual and spiritual meaning. The psychoanalyst Carl Jung identified with the mandala saying that it was a representation of the unconscious self and believed that these patterns were a means towards the integrity of the personality. The discovery of the Mandelbrot set, named after Benoit Mandelbrot, is a collection of numbers that form fractals.

These are objects that show self-similarity on various scales, so that we can travel into the wonderful world of fractal geometry, gliding through repeating patterns of endless self-similarity that arise from a simple definition. Quantum physicists show us that the substance of our reality is made up, if not created, by our own consciousness. Both the old and the new world of thought now come together as science welcomes spirituality into a uniform field of thought. The Universe speaks to us and we must listen.

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