Sacred Geometry Tools

Shatkona - Hindu yantra



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In Hinduism these geometry designs are spiritual tool which connects soul with energy field that exists all around us. Indian sages developed these geometrical patterns. 

 The way we are constructed and the way everything is constructed in nature is around particular patterns, rhythms and cycles. When we work with those patterns, rhythms and cycles then we can create a residence which allows for energy around us to heal our health, emotions and intellect. 
Energy moves in spiral form (in and out). This way energy moves through solar system, through our planet and through our bodies, through every single atom inside our body and around us. These spiritual tool receives that energy pass it into our body. 

 Above was the purpose of developing or designing these geometrical designs. In other way you can say these are metaphors for philosophical ideas. 
Meaning of Shatkona 

 How Shatkona is different than seal of King David or Soloman , In Hinduism it is in use since 1000 BCE from one school of philosophy Tantra. Although this geometrical tool has been explained in Atharav Veda too.  Vedas were in practice in India during Neolithic age (10,500 years before). The first book of Vedas was compiled in 1700 bce.
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How Swastika is different than Nazis sign ? 


Swastika
Nazis sign




                                                      


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