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Sacred Geometry
Philosophy and Practice
Robert Lawlor's illustrated introduction to sacred geometry explores the philosophical and spiritual significance of geometric forms and proportions. He discusses concepts such as the square root of two, the golden proportion and the relationship between number and cosmic order, with exercises for constructing figures. It is a key text for understanding sacred geometry as a contemplative discipline.
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