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Seeking Recommendation Sacred geometry
- Thread starter Frater ב
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Geometry as ritual form (circles, sigils, temple layout), or number and proportion (Φ, gematria, Pythagorean ratios)? Different reading lists.
I work with this kind of magic myself so a few tested recommendations:
Form and proportion:
• Keith Critchlow — Time Stands Still. Built on traditional craft, not aesthetics.
• Robert Lawlor — Sacred Geometry: Philosophy and Practice. Still the standard intro.
• György Doczi — The Power of Limits. Proportion in nature, very clean.
Number and magical practice:
• John Michell — The Dimensions of Paradise. Gematria and sacred measure.
• Stephen Skinner — Sacred Geometry: Deciphering the Code. Practical, well-sourced.
I work with this kind of magic myself so a few tested recommendations:
Form and proportion:
• Keith Critchlow — Time Stands Still. Built on traditional craft, not aesthetics.
• Robert Lawlor — Sacred Geometry: Philosophy and Practice. Still the standard intro.
• György Doczi — The Power of Limits. Proportion in nature, very clean.
Number and magical practice:
• John Michell — The Dimensions of Paradise. Gematria and sacred measure.
• Stephen Skinner — Sacred Geometry: Deciphering the Code. Practical, well-sourced.