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Sacred Geometry: The Universal Language of Divine Alignment
Sacred Geometry: The Universal Language of Divine Alignment
Sacred Geometry: The Universal Language of Divine Alignment
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In a world where challenges often appear insurmountable, where climate change serves as an urgent reminder of a deeper crisis, there exists a beacon of hope—a profound wisdom concealed within the timeless realm of Sacred Geometry.

Sacred Geometry: The Universal Language of Divine Alignment beckons both newcomers and seasoned seekers on a vivid voyage into the heart of reality's concealed enigmas. This book is your key to unlocking the secrets vital for our survival and spiritual evolution.
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Release dateFeb 12, 2024
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    Introduction

    GAIL’S STORY

    Meeting Gregory was a pivotal event in what had already been an extraordinary life path. At age three, I had an epiphany that led me to become conscious that my purpose was to be a catalyst for positive transformation. I was outside swinging on my swing set when I experienced an enlightening moment that jolted me with this powerful awareness. Honestly, I didn’t know where it came from or what triggered it. I remember that my heart was wildly expanded, and I was filled with enthusiasm. I ran into the house to find my mother and explain what had happened and that I wanted my middle name to be Joy. Her response was bland, something like, Oh, that’s nice dear. She didn’t get the enormity of what had happened to me, and I realized right then and there that this inner truth was mine to follow and to search out what it meant. (I took that middle name of Joy when Gregory and I married 32 years later.)

    As a young child, I was a stargazer and developed an evening ritual of connecting with the celestial night sky. I believe this is how I taught myself to meditate, unbeknownst to me. As I felt connected with the stars beyond, I filled myself with wonder and love, aligning with where I belonged. Sometimes, this generated out-of-body experiences, which felt light, airy, and pretty freaky to me. Without support for this level of sensitivity I felt like a stranger and wondered how I got to where I was and why. Surely, I had been dropped off at the wrong address!

    I tell you this not to say I’m different—quite the contrary. I believe each of us has had strong connections when our intuition, creativity, and wonder were intact. These were the times the soul was directing us before the demands of dominant family, socio- cultural, and religious imprinting took hold. It is fundamental that we remember who we truly are and reclaim the connections that support the expression of soul in this lifetime. Putting the clues back together brings clarity to our purpose and addresses some of the deep schisms we feel.

    Receiving inspiration and recognizing intuitive abilities is quite wonderful, but often, it does not come with specific instructions. Our education and social norms don’t prepare us to develop and use the creative/feminine parts of our consciousness. As a teenager, I became increasingly aware of my need to write poetry, journal, and tap into my artistic nature. Since I had very little instruction or encouragement, I kept these feelings deeply private, locked inside.

    This driving force became integrated into my life as I left for college and unearthed the passions I couldn’t pursue in suburban Baltimore. It was the late 1960s, and I came face to face with new attitudes of freedom and friends who encouraged me to live with purpose and reach outside the norms I grew up with. It was an enormous time of experimentation and I challenged many of the beliefs I was raised to accept. The courage and determination I found marked me deeply and placed me on a circuitous path that made it clear I would be part of pioneering something new and different. At that time, I had lots of questions about social values and realized I hadn’t reached maturity for providing answers.

    In my 20s, I saw a world in great need of wisdom and higher values, which attracted me to become a political activist. But after several years of organizing, lobbying, protesting, and advocating, which often ended in frustration, everything seemed to fall apart. I realized that things don’t change on the outside without foundational shifts. It is the inside or inner world that is the crucial place to work.

    Shortly afterward, something very potent happened to me. I fell ill with what was diagnosed as pelvic inflammatory disease, and my doctor recommended hospitalization. Before he checked me into the hospital, he said something like, Don’t worry. We’ll take care of you now, and you can just relax. Something went off in my head and I developed the expectation that others were taking care of me; I let go of my inner responsibility and determination for my well-being. I didn’t even fathom what I was doing and just how ill I was. The nurses hooked me up to massive intravenous doses of antibiotics, but within a few days, the infection worsened with a fever that was dangerously on the rise. The drugs weren’t working, and I was unresponsive to the treatment. I was definitely going in the wrong direction, and my energy and mental clarity were falling apart. Yet, I was still feeling loyal to my doctors and thought they would take care of this situation, unaware of how close I was heading to the edge of life.

    At this point, my fever spiked so high that it caused a state of delirium. I realized something very strange was happening. I was in a tunnel of light and in the process of leaving my body. I was totally calm and held an inner state of acceptance and peace. It was actually a beautiful, highly connected experience. That’s when I heard the voice that really got my attention! You are leaving this life if you continue, and you have a choice. Whoa. That moment put me back in touch with something very significant. I wasn’t ready to go yet. I felt I had a life of purpose ahead of me, and I certainly hadn’t accomplished that much yet! It was at that edge of life when I engaged my soul, and with all the energy, will, and determination I had ever known, I literally pulled myself back into my body. Shortly thereafter, my high fever started to decline, and the healing process slowly took hold. That experience changed me massively. The reconnection with soul and higher purpose was profound. As soon as I took responsibility for my life and committed to living my life with purpose, the vital life force energy returned, and I began to heal. This near-death experience eliminated any fear of death I may have held previously and left me with a feeling of divine acceptance. Life was truly about the Soul, and this set me on a mission to understand the play of higher knowledge and spiritual guidance. I deeply valued my intuition and the ability to hear the messages that could direct my life choices. I also crafted a very different attitude about health and the medical establishment, realizing that putting my life in someone else’s hands is dead wrong. I embarked on a journey to better understand health, the healing arts, and my spiritual connections.

    In the following years, I was no longer satisfied playing the game of life I’d been taught and engaged in self-reflection, as well as an exploration of my creativity through art. I found a mentor who opened me up to my artistic gifts, and I spent hours upon hours in museums studying the master artists’ deep and intricate interpretations of our physical world. I loved finding a way to express the insights and passions I had been feeling for so long. I felt passionately alive as meaningful connections were growing. I learned once again to empty my mind, move beyond the internal chatter, and allow myself to be directed through intuition and Soul connection. I explored light, color, and movement to build visual platforms—paintings—for the viewer to contemplate and explore their inner world.

    During this time, I discovered the work of R. Buckminster Fuller and his amazing geometric gestalt. He led me on a journey to understand Universe from the perspective of geometry. I loved following his tangents of expanded awareness to explain the physical world. He also brought me to a deeper understanding of integrity and was one among others who shaped my cosmology. I devoured his books. I was fortunate to attend one of his lectures in Washington, D.C., at the National Academy of Science. He took me on an inner and outer journey, touching my heart with his love of Universe.

    I spent a couple of years in New York City, barely surviving as a struggling artist, taking on temporary positions as a commercial artist. I call this period my Dark Night of the Soul as I was rebounding from a painful divorce and trying to find myself once again. Along with creating some powerful new paintings, I took some workshops to get back in touch with my inner self. I had some astounding meditative experiences that urged me to remember that my life was meant for much more. I began to journal again, and at the end of many of the messages, I wrote, Go to the Mountain. I thought this was merely a metaphor until I was invited to visit Colorado, a part of the country I had never considered. Within a few days of being in Boulder, Colorado, I was inundated with messages and a voice within telling me to leave New York and move to the mountains. It made no sense; however, the voice only became clearer. Within a month, in January of 1984, I had moved into a magical hobbit house in Boulder and, among other things, was cultivating my spiritual ability to connect with higher intelligence and channel information.

    My dear friend Glenn Head invited me to attend a transformational workshop called Money and You, taught by Marshall Thurber. It was another pivotal experience, and I was delighted that Bucky Fuller had been a mentor to Marshall. Fuller’s wisdom came through many of the core beliefs of this program, and I was once again reunited with his magnificent spirit.

    Although Bucky Fuller passed on in 1983, I believed that his consciousness was still available, and I asked if I could continue to learn from him. Several weeks later, while in meditation, I made contact with his soul and became an honored student of his teachings. I wrote down as many of these transmissions as I could; however, after a number of sessions, I realized the detail and science I was receiving were beyond what I could make use of. Being a practical person, I asked him to either curtail these lessons or help connect me with someone I could collaborate with. Quite soon after, I met Gregory, who was carrying a box of Sacred Geometry sculptures he had welded. I asked him if he was aware of Bucky Fuller’s work, and he told me he had no knowledge of him. I felt it was important to introduce Gregory to Bucky’s universal understanding and invited him to a channeling I was giving in a few days. It was this event that initiated our relationship and the recognition that we had a common mission. Within weeks, it was apparent that we had work to do together. I suspected that Bucky had a hand in this matchmaking.

    Five months after meeting, we married in 1985 and began our work together. It was serendipitous that Universe brought us together just as Gregory’s previous business of ten years was winding down. We worked with higher spiritual principles to complete unfinished business, relationships, and personal issues to clear the path for our future together. It was a powerful blend of consciousness, art, science, and business knowledge. We recognized that our partnership was a unique and critical aspect of effectively living our purpose.

    We were both walking a spiritual path that begged us to bring our metaphysical knowledge into the physical world. I had been receiving intuitive guidance that taught me how to work with healing energies, so I was extremely sensitive to the Sacred Geometries that Gregory was making. Together, we realized that we were at the center of developing a technology that would be quite relevant and valuable in the evolution of consciousness and health. We were inundated with blessings of serendipity that connected us with teachings and influential people and directed us to the knowledge and connections we needed at each step. This supported our personal growth and the creation of Metaforms’ energetic technologies and transformative tools.

    For over 38 years, we have been learning, growing, teaching, and creating Sacred Geometry technologies that have landed in most countries around the world and connected us to tens of thousands of people. We’ve learned from our higher curiosity, extraordinary connection to guidance, a network of friends, hard work, mistakes, and down-to-earth miracles. We continue this journey compelled by our souls that recognize the importance of this time of transition and both of us are filled with deep gratitude and love for this opportunity to play and serve.

    Gregory’s Story

    Before my birth, I worked with my mother for years to get the timing right. From my higher, soul perspective, I could understand the divine patterns of the stars and planets coming together on October 4, 1947, at a precise time to optimally support me in the creativity needed for my life path. A chart composed of Libra, Leo, and Scorpio with no oppositions, no squares, and no Earth. I’ve been able to access those memories, explore past lives, and receive information from beings of higher dimensional realms, but that has not always been so.

    As a child, I didn’t understand my birth choice because my earth experience followed one of the agreements we all share: each of us moving through the birth canal forgets everything before our first breath as the soul enters the body. So, with no memory of what came before, how did I gain these new beliefs? The answer is a catalyst so significant that it has transformed everything in my reality and given me the presence of living life from a soul perspective.

    Is there anything more powerful than this thing called belief? Beliefs drive us forward or paralyze us completely. Everything is conditioned by our beliefs, from the way we see and interact with our world to the way it interacts with us. As we look closer, do any of our beliefs really originate with us out of personal experience? Very few come from within us; most are gifts from family, teachers, and friends handed down from one generation to another and from one reality to another. We develop a pattern of accepting other’s realities as our own.

    Sometimes, we do things just because everyone else does. I’m reminded of how the phrase knock on wood came about. Over two-thousand years ago, druids, an ancient priesthood, existed in England. Trees were sacred to them and were believed to be inhabited by high vibrational spirits or devas. When a druid was about to begin a journey, he would enter a sacred grove of oak trees, knock upon one to awaken the spirit within, and ask for good fortune for his travels. Today, thousands of years later, people are still rapping on a metal desk with a wood-grain vinyl veneer for good luck.

    During college in the 1960s, I spent the first few years studying the sciences and writing a paper against the existence of God, but in my final years, I opened up to literature and the arts. Upon graduating in 1970, I stepped onto a new path as I was beginning to realize I was trapped in what spiritual masters call an illusion. For ten years, I explored different Eastern masters, receiving numerous initiations, meditations, and residences in several ashrams. I was searching for the experience that would take me beyond all beliefs and then melt into the background like an enigmatic riddle with no clear answer.

    In 1980, when I was 32, it happened; kundalini started flowing through my body, awakening me to the higher realms of my being. Kundalini is a Sanskrit term for the energy that is coiled at the base of the spine and, when awakened, flows upward through all the chakras, connecting the physical body to the higher realms of energy and consciousness. Gopi Krishna, a yogi, mystic, and teacher born in Kashmir, India, experienced the awakening of the spiritual force known as kundalini in 1937 at the age of 34. The understanding of kundalini is steeped in the spiritual lore of the Indian subcontinent, one of the more spiritually oriented parts of the world. However, when Gopi Krishna had his awakening, he was unable to find another teacher or master anywhere who could counsel him on his ordeal from a place of experience and help him navigate the life-threatening flow of energy transforming his consciousness and physical body. Through his dedicated work and exploration, he wrote books about this phenomenon with the intent of expanding scientific understanding of the higher dimensions and how they are part of the spiritual cycle of growth for all human beings.

    This mechanism, known as kundalini, is the real cause of all genuine spiritual and psychic phenomena; the biological basis of evolution and development of personality; the secret origin of all esoteric and occult doctrines; the master key to the unsolved mystery of creation; the inexhaustible source of philosophy, art, and science; and the fountainhead of all religious faiths, past, present, and future.¹

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