The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life, Vol. 1

So much information packed in one book. Lots of informative pictures. It must have taken a tremendous amount of research. I bought this copy for my son after reading it myself many years ago and rereading it now.

I was referred to this book from a good friend of mine. It took me a while to actually go out and get it. Now I'm kicking myself for not having bought it sooner. When you open this book, the author allows you to know from page one what you are in store for. He never forces any ideas, or beliefs. This is honestly a book that one must read with an open mind, and open faith. After reading this book, I feel very enlightened. There are things in the book that seem far fetched, but again, it's all about what you are willing to believe. The book was very simple for the average person to follow along with. There are a few words that come along and make you do a double-take, but Drunvalo usually makes sure you are constantly up to pace. I have never been a mathmatical person. First flipping through the pages, I was a little intimidated. Yet, as I began to read, everything gracefully unfolded. There is always more out there than we allow to realize.... this book definitely allows you to find the place within yourself where you can explore it all. Of all the books I've read in the last few years... this is one that I will take off the shelf again, and again. Last note, expect to get both Volumes. You need Volume 2 in order to fully learn what he is teaching.

Geometría sagrada hermosamente explicada. Me encantó. Drumbalo tiene una manera muy fluida de explicar lo inexplicable. Sus teorías me inspiran.

Very interesting read that I intend to inspire my artwork. Left brain right brain and the music of the spheres where all sources of life are one.

Describes the creation of the beginning of human life, the difference between the mathematics of God and the mathematics of man, along with many additional "etheric" concepts. Great read if you want to stretch your mind.

I whole-heartedly enjoyed this book. It brings alot of concepts of sacred geometry into a perspective that is fairly easy for one to grasp - even someone like me who is fairly mathematically challenged. There is certainly alot of fringe theory and science included, along with channelled material about the very ancient history of Earth (Lemuria, Atlantis, etc). I take this kind of stuff with a hefty grain of salt, but allow myself to be taken along for the ride for the duration of the book. It certainly makes for an interesting story, and does provide a great deal of food-for-thought about many aspects of the mainstream version of history. Whether or not you choose to remain open minded to that kind of thing, the information on sacred geometry and it's application - which is really the heart of the work - is valuable no matter what path you are coming from. You could discard all the fringe theory and history, and STILL come away with alot of really amazing knowledge that is based in MATH...and you really can't fudge math. So my advice is to not throw the baby out with the bathwater if you don't like the fringe material. The info on sacred geometry is enlightening and facinating and will give you alot of new energy to integrate into your spiritual practice - whatever that may be.

You cannot go wrong with this book. Not only is it an exploration of the relationship between spirit, mind, and form, it is also chock full of drawings, as well as photographs that demonstrate these relationships. Even if you had no interest in how spirit forms matter, the drawings and pictures demonstrate visually that the same patterns exist throughout all natural forms, from galaxies to living beings. One of the more fascinating illustrations for me was how minerals transform their shapes through all the platonic solid shapes. I despised geometry when I was in school as a child, but this book gave me a new perspective and appreciation for the subject. It is really cool when you can see all these shapes in these deceptively simple yet beautiful drawings. The author took this study of form and tied it to multiple spiritual traditions, and this is for me the pure gold of the book. A note to literature purists: This book was written from lecture notes, and at times it is easy to tell that this is the case. I did not find this irritating, but it was noticed. I think this book is well worth the read.

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