The Sacred Geometry of The Circumpunct

 The Pythagoreans were said to have noted the above sentiment as well: that the infinite and eternal creative generative forces of God are center everywhere and whose circumference is nowhere. All ancient symbols communicate multiple ideas. In a world where most people were illiterate, symbols were used to communicate moral or political ideas, inspire positive action, be perceived as conceptual models, and even be utilized as meditation tools.

The Circumpunt or monad is one such symbol. It is certainly one of the oldest symbols shared by humanity and is possibly the simplest symbol that paradoxically encapsulates and depicts totality. As a thinking model and meditation tool, the Circumpunct soothes comprehension of totality toward eased mindfulness.

The Circumpunct is one of the simplest symbols, yet it is also one of the most profound. It is the Ancient Egyptian hieroglyph for Ra, the Sun, and the infinite repeating cycle of life. The Circumpunct can also represent the sacred mound of creation.The ancient Maya had the Circumpunct too, and it was bestowed with similar symbolic values as the Egyptians. The Mayan Circumpunct was central to four flowers, which were symbolic of the Sun and the Mayan Sun God, Kinich Ahau, creative forces and sacred mounds or mountains. It is believed that these sacred mounds would eventually inspire the creation of pyramids worldwide....<<<Read More>>>>..