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The number 108 is considered sacred by the Dharmic Religions, such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.

Many teachings have described Sacred Geometry as the blueprint of creation and the genesis, the origin of all form. Sacred geometry is considered an ancient science that explores and explains the energy patterns that create and unify all things and reveals the precise way that the energy of creation organizes itself.

Popularly known as the Hamsa Hand, this is one of the most common sacred geometric shapes in Middle East cultures symbolizing the hand of a supreme being.

One of the world’s most ancient symbols, the Flower of Life is said to represent the divine, mathematical order in all of life. Consisting of evenly spaced, overlapping circles (with a six fold symmetry like a hexagon), some believe the symbol to be a divine, visual expression of life, consciousness, and creation.

Different geometric shapes are associated with specific vibrations according to their number of sides, points, angles or symbolic elements. Much of the symbolism of sacred geometry is based on numerology, the vibrational resonance and codes of numbers.

1D torus is a simple circle, and 2D torus has the shape of a doughnut. At one dimension, a torus topology is equivalent to a ring interconnect network, of a shape of a circle. At 2D, it is equivalent to a 2D mesh, but with extra connection at the edge nodes, which is the definition of 2D torus.

Sacred geometry is a discipline or field of knowledge that ascribes symbolic and sacred meanings to certain geometrical shapes. It has been around since ancient times. Throughout history, spiritual teachers, mystics, and sages have applied meanings to the shapes and patterns present in nature.

These can be divided into three pillars; the Pillar of Severity, The pillar of Mildness and the Pillar of Mercy. The 13 spheres represent an extremely powerful sacred geometric pattern known as the Fruit of Life, considered the Holy of Holies of Sacred Geometry because it’s hidden within the ancient and well-known Flower of Life pattern.

The last of the Platonic Solids, the Dodecahedron represents the spirit. It symbolizes the mysticism and abstractness of the universe. This sacred pattern is deemed as the ultimate purifier of the universe’s energy.

Four triangles point upward carry all masculine energy and power. On the other hand, the remaining triangles that point downwards are seen as the divine feminine. Another sacred geometry symbol that can be traced back to religion is the Metatron’s Cube.