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This Flower of Life image can be engraved in various pendants or medallions.
By example in the engraving pendant on the second image!
Please ask for advise if the engraving can be engraved in the desired pendant or locket.
Flower of Life helps a connection to the higher self conscious to make. Where mathematics, geometry and spirituality come together. The form "flower of life" is a mysterious form, as the fruit of life is known, which consists of 13 spheres, that many mathematical and geometrical laws content. These laws represent the universe. The "flower of life" is one of the strongest sacred geometric shapes.
If you the "flower of life" to someone donates, it is as if you one the whole universe in one jewel bestows.
FOL either the Flower of Life is found in many locations around the world. Oain Turkey, Israel, Greece, Ireland, England, China, Japan and recently in Lapland and Iceland. He is first found in the middle Osiris temple Abysos, Egypt, nearly 6000 years old should be. The symbol is there with incredible precision shown in the granite. The Flower of Life symbol contains in its proportions every aspect of life that exists. It contains every physical law, any musical harmony, any biological life form, each atom and each dimensional level. You can use the Flower of Life all the building blocks of both any organic life as the Universe find. These building blocks either the Platonic Bodies, are 5 such structures we know as crystal forms, such as the cube, star tetrahedron, octahedron, dodecahedron and isocaëder. These serve as templates which basic elements of life can be expressed. For each template look through another window, to a new way to the cohesion of body, soul and spirit to look. If we see that all life in many ways is intertwined with each other, can we connect with the divine in ourselves, the world around us transform. Who the Flower of Life and the Merkaba will fathom can delve into the books of Drunvalo Melchizedek, The Sacred Geometry of Creation.
