For a number of years I have been fascinated by the Flower of life, so much so that I had it put on my chest this past weekend. I had it put inside of a Dream Catcher which symbolizes to me, that through our dreams we find the answers from our subconscious and that listening to ourselves and not the outside world, we will know everything. Change comes from within. We can’t change what is outside of us, but by changing what is inside of us it will change our focus, and our perception of the outside world. I believe that life is a mirror and we will only see what we are. That’s deep, and at times too deep for even myself. That’s where practicing what I preach becomes very difficult. I know that when I am mad at somebody that there is something within myself that is reflected. Otherwise, why would I even care? We all fall victim to this, we are only human. And so the journey inward continues or we just live with the anger that we subject ourselves too.
Sorry for the tangent. I sometimes seem veer in different directions.
SQUIRREL!.
I wanted to talk about the Flower of Life and its meaning.
The Flower of Life, when viewed is a geometrical shape composed of multiple evenly-spaced, overlapping circles arranged in a flower like pattern with six fold symmetry like a hexagon. We can see this pattern in plants. This symbol has been found on ancient structures around the world. The oldest known symbol was found in The Temple of Osiris at Abydos, Egypt. Within the Flower of Life are 6 different ‘structures’. Metatron’s Cube, The Star Tetrahedron, The Hexahedron, The Octahedron, The Dodecahedron and the Icosahedron. The last four being within every element of the Periodic Table.
So what does it all mean? This is the mystery. We’ve seen this symbol everywhere and it seems to include everything that we know about life. We’ve even seen it in Crop Circles. Now this is all speculation and I’m not here to tell you what to believe. I just ask questions and I hope that you do the same.
How far are you willing to go down the rabbit hole with me?
Namaste,
Alice (David) 🙂
