The Cube & the Natural Crystal World

Hidden within the Secret School of Crystals is an ancient mystery revealed. The question that a neophyte, or someone on the Path would ask, is how does the 1 become the 2, or the 2 become the 3 or in this case, how does the 4 become 5.

Or where in Nature do we see revealed the progression from 4-ness to 5-ness, or the shift from the Square to the Pentagon?

Or is possible for the Square to be embedded within the Pentagon?

Yes it can, but the solution is hidden within a 3-dimensional object.

When you hold a quartz crystal and tilt it around very slowly and carefully, there will come a moment, called a Critical Tilt Point or Shift, when the Cube appears within the Dodecahedron (having 12 pentagonal faces, and all vertices touch the sphere).

At first, the shape of the embedded Cube appears like a flat hexagon at the centre of the Sphere,

but look carefully and you will see the full appearance of the Cube. It is quite a remarkable observation when you first see this, and then next time you attempt to locate the Cube it is done very quickly.

Another way to explain this is to imagine you have a Cube in your hand.

And you are going to tilt it in Space, 5 times, but there are a few conditions.

Firstly, the centre of the Cube will not shift or move.

Secondly, the amount of tilt is critical, you can only tilt the Cube at an angle of 32 degrees (this is the angle of the long diagonal going through the Golden Phi Rectangle of your Credit Card – MasterCard)

thus 5 tilts of 32 degrees, without moving the centrepoint point in effect creates a 4th dimensional Cube, but we are calling it a 3-dim Dodecahedron, whose element is traditionally that of the Spirit Molecule.

Did you know that the Pyrite Crystal, which naturally exists as Cubes, can also inter-digitate or inter-penetrate its cubic nature and form 2 cubes or 3 cubes, but the ideal, that does appear, is when 5 cubes tilt and it forms the pure Dodecahedron. This a testament that Sacred Geometry is birthed in Nature and Living Creatures.

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