Sacred Geometry and The Planetary Grid
We know that Sacred Geometry is the universal design of geometric energy patterns that creates and connects all things.
From the human body to the cosmos and back we can see sacred geometry at play.
In this article we will see how these platonic solids create and affect the energetic structure of the earth.
Earth As Platonic Solids
The electromagnetic structure of the Earth is a dodecahedron made up of two intervening energy structures with positive and negative pathways.
The Icosahedron forms the positive matrix.
The Octahedron forms the negative matrix.
The electromagnetic pathways that are formed by the intervening platonic solids, are known as ley lines, which form the energetic structure of Earth.
“At the intervening crossroads of ley lines the positive and negative energies are in perfect balance. On these places, or sacred places, the energy of heaven and earth is converged in a whirling energy vortex”
The positive and negative spirals of ELF waves intertwine one another, like a DNA strand, and cancel one another at the same time, resulting in a standing wave.
Earth As Platonic Solids
The electromagnetic structure of the Earth is a dodecahedron made up of two intervening energy structures with positive and negative pathways.
The Icosahedron forms the positive matrix.
The Octahedron forms the negative matrix.
The electromagnetic pathways that are formed by the intervening platonic solids, are known as ley lines, which form the energetic structure of Earth.
The positive and negative spirals of ELF waves intertwine one another, like a DNA strand, and cancel one another at the same time, resulting in a standing wave.
“The intervening ley lines or dragon lines form the energetic superstructure of earth. At the intervening crossroads of ley lines the positive and negative energies are in perfect balance.
On these places, or sacred places, the energy of heaven and earth is converged in a whirling energy vortex.
The positive and negative spirals of ELF waves intertwine one another and cancel one another at the same time. So there is a movement of two waves resulting in a standing wave, so point of perfect balance.” (Heuvel, B. 2010)