I started working through your Sacred Geometry oracle, and am having a lot of fun. Yesterday I was meditating about the line, but forgot to restrict it to a 2d plane, so everything started spinning and since my head has no gravity I quickly lost my orientation. But then I started imagining the line from the point of view of the points, which gave me some stability, so I was able to choose a 3rd point to make a plane. This allowed me to finish the meditation. My questions are:
1. I was aware for a long time there used to be traditions that allowed people to visualize complex geometry, even things we should not be able to see such as 4 dimensional structures. I read somewhere you are not a particularly visual person, but I was wondering if you know if the know how of such advanced meditative techniques still exist in an accessible form? I think your book will provide an excellent introduction, but I would love to go into 3, and even 4d one day.
2. I bought your book mainly for the exercises and meditations, but the cards hold some appeal for be being Jewish, because the tarot deck contains too much imaginary for me to be comfortable with, unlike your cards with the abstract geometry. My question is, if someone struggles with procrastination, could practicing divination be helpful?
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Sacred Geometry, Divination and Meditation
Date: 2022-11-28 07:49 am (UTC)I have something I'd like to both share ask:
I started working through your Sacred Geometry oracle, and am having a lot of fun. Yesterday I was meditating about the line, but forgot to restrict it to a 2d plane, so everything started spinning and since my head has no gravity I quickly lost my orientation. But then I started imagining the line from the point of view of the points, which gave me some stability, so I was able to choose a 3rd point to make a plane. This allowed me to finish the meditation. My questions are:
1. I was aware for a long time there used to be traditions that allowed people to visualize complex geometry, even things we should not be able to see such as 4 dimensional structures. I read somewhere you are not a particularly visual person, but I was wondering if you know if the know how of such advanced meditative techniques still exist in an accessible form? I think your book will provide an excellent introduction, but I would love to go into 3, and even 4d one day.
2. I bought your book mainly for the exercises and meditations, but the cards hold some appeal for be being Jewish, because the tarot deck contains too much imaginary for me to be comfortable with, unlike your cards with the abstract geometry. My question is, if someone struggles with procrastination, could practicing divination be helpful?