Flower of Life Necklace

Fractal circle or flower of life.

Everything in nature, from a snail’s house to the movement of the planets, responds to a geometric pattern, from which different geometric archetypes have been recognized. Today we are going to talk about one of them: the flower of life. The flower of life has 19 circles of the same size from which 36 arcs emerge that form a hexagon within a larger circle. The flower of life contains two other sacred symbols such as the seed of life and the egg of life, while at the same time two other forms are derived from it such as the fruit of life and the Metatron cube.

Drunvalo Melchizedek, the flower of life exists in the depths of our consciousness, and this is demonstrated by Mesoamerican vestiges, since in any place where there were signs of consciousness thousands of years ago, representations of the flower of life can be found. Its name comes from its resemblance to a flower, and because it precisely represents the cycle of a fruit tree and its metamorphosis, which occurs in five steps: from tree to flower, from flower to fruit, from fruit to seed and from seed back to tree. Nature is always in this constant circular cycle. In this sense, the flower of life represents the origin of things and at the same time the indissoluble connection between all things. Its pattern is a network that interconnects all levels of the universe and represents unity with the whole, an idea that has been proposed in many philosophical currents around the world since ancient times. The flower of life is the sacred image of the unity of the cosmos, it is the matrix from which everything is born and to which everything returns. According to Melchizedek, this sacred symbol contains within its proportions every mathematical formula, every law of physics, every harmony of music, every form of biological life including your specific body. It contains every atom, every dimensional level, absolutely everything contained in waveform universes.

In meditation observing the flower of life, what is being done is dedicating attention to the unity of the cosmos, to the connection between all beings, to the understanding that we are all one. Mandalas are, so to speak, simplified and decorated representations of the flower of life.