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Sacred Geometry
Circles, triangles, spirals, knots, and geometric forms.
Carved meanings
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Circle
The circle symbolises wholeness, cycles, protection, return, unity, and the sacred boundary. With no obvious beginning or end, it can represent completion and belonging, but also repetition when a cycle has become closed.
- wholeness
- cycle
- unity
- boundary
- return
Triangle
The triangle symbolises direction, manifestation, element, trinity, ascent, and focused force. Three points create both stability and direction, making it a useful symbol for relationships among body, mind, action, or any three forces that must work together.
- direction
- trinity
- element
- focus
- manifestation
Square
The square symbolises structure, stability, the material world, foundations, and order. Its equal sides evoke reliability and containment, while its shadow appears when the need for certainty becomes confinement.
- structure
- stability
- foundation
- order
- container
Spiral
The spiral symbolises growth, return, unfolding, initiation, and deepening cycles. It shows how we can revisit familiar themes without necessarily repeating them: each return may occur at a different depth or level of understanding.
- growth
- return
- unfolding
- cycle
- deepening
Hexagram
The hexagram symbolises union of opposites, heaven and earth, integration, and balance. Two interlocking triangles suggest forces that remain distinct while forming a larger whole, making the symbol useful for thinking about reciprocity rather than simple compromise.
- union
- balance
- integration
- opposites
- reciprocity