9 Sacred
Geometry Healing Symbols & How to Use Them
The Golden Ratio
The Golden Ratio: Divine Proportion and Cosmic
Harmony
The Symbolism of the Golden Ratio
The Golden Ratio is also known as Phi. Approximately 1.618 in value,
this ratio is found in various aspects of nature, art, and architecture. It
creates a sense of balance, harmony, and aesthetic beauty.
Visualize the Golden Ratio as an emblem representing divine order and
harmony within the natural world.
It serves as a reminder of the inherent beauty and perfection within the
universe and our connection to it.
Healing Properties and Uses
Creating Visual Harmony
Incorporating the Golden Ratio into your surroundings or artistic
endeavors can evoke a sense of balance, harmony, and beauty.
Applying this proportion in visual arts and design leads to
aesthetically pleasing compositions that resonate with our innate sense of
harmony.
Sacred Geometry and Feng Shui: Finding the The
Perfect Balance
Promoting Emotional Well-Being
The harmonious proportions of the Golden Ratio are believed to resonate
with our subconscious mind, evoking feelings of calmness and emotional
well-being.
By surrounding yourself with objects or spaces that incorporate this
ratio, you can create a soothing environment that promotes inner peace.
Supporting Personal Growth & Transformation
Working with the Golden Ratio symbolizes your pursuit of balance,
harmony, and self-realization.
Integrating this sacred principle into your personal growth practices
serves as a reminder to cultivate inner equilibrium while embracing growth in
all aspects of life.
Inspiring Creativity
Associated with aesthetic beauty and creative inspiration, engaging with
the Golden Ratio can stimulate your creativity while expanding your artistic
vision.
By working with this principle regularly, you will unlock new levels of
innovation and expression.
Cultivating Appreciation for Nature
As it is prevalent throughout nature – from seashell spirals to tree
branching – an awareness of the Golden Ratio deepens your appreciation for the
inherent beauty and mathematical precision of the natural world.
Incorporating this ratio into your daily life will foster a deeper
connection to the wonders of nature that surround us.
Practical Example: Golden Ratio and Feng Shui
1.
Measure
Your Space: Begin
by measuring the dimensions of your living room. The goal is to create a layout
that adheres to the Golden Ratio (approximately 1:1.618) for a visually
pleasing and balanced environment.
2.
Determine
the Focal Point: In
Feng Shui, the focal point of a room is often where the energy, or Chi, is most
concentrated. This could be a fireplace, a large window with a view, or a piece
of artwork. Position your main seating area (such as a sofa) to face this focal
point, ensuring that it is in proportion with the Golden Ratio. For example, if
your sofa is 2 meters long, the distance from the sofa to the focal point
should be approximately 3.24 meters (2 x 1.618).
3.
Arrange
Furniture: Use
the Golden Ratio to determine the placement of additional furniture, such as
chairs, a coffee table, and bookshelves. For instance, the distance between the
sofa and the coffee table should be 1.618 times smaller than the length of the
sofa. Arrange the furniture in a way that promotes a smooth flow of Chi,
ensuring there are no obstacles blocking pathways and that the space feels open
and inviting.
4.
Incorporate
Natural Elements: To
enhance the harmony of the room, incorporate the five elements of Feng Shui
(wood, fire, earth, metal, and water) in a balanced manner. For example, you
can add a wooden coffee table (wood), candles or a fireplace (fire), ceramic
vases (earth), metal lamps (metal), and a small fountain or aquarium (water).
Ensure that these elements are also placed in accordance with the Golden Ratio
for aesthetic balance.
Compiled by
Vikas P Deshpande
M. E. Civil, Structural Consultant.
Vastu and Feng Shui Consultant.
0434681647
deshpandevikasgmail.com
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