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How to draw Metatron’s Cube?

To draw Metatron’s Cube based on the Flower of Life, you need to consider the Seed of Life contained within it, which consists of seven circles. Then, six additional circles are added to create the Fruit of Life.

By aligning the centers of each outer circle, you can draw a hexagon (Seal of Solomon) and a cube in cavalier perspective. A second, smaller hexagon is then constructed by connecting the centers of the six inner circles. Finally, the respective vertices of the large and small hexagons are connected.

The benefits of the Flower of Life and Metatron’s Cube:

The Flower of Life is a restructuring form wave. It realigns and harmonizes anything that needs it. It facilitates the increase of the vibrational rate, helping us elevate our vibratory frequency.

It is also valuable for restructuring water molecules. Water placed on a Flower of Life grid or pattern is believed to be energized.

Research conducted by Masaru Emoto on the influence of thoughts and emotions on water, based on observations of crystal photographs, testifies to this.

According to this Japanese researcher, crystals react with structural transformations to external influences such as music, noise, and even thoughts.

Thus, adding a Flower of Life or Metatron’s Cube in a room could harmonize it.

It would also be interesting to combine the properties of the Flower of Life with those of essential oils to enhance their potential.

How to use Metatron’s Cube?

Wear it as jewelry, for example, as a pendant; or use stickers or a poster to hang it on a room’s wall to imbibe its energy.

Use it as interior decoration while benefiting from its properties.

Metatron’s Cube and the Secret of the Flower of Life

Who is the angel Metatron?

With his blood brother, Sandalphon, both archangels are the regents of Earth. Lord of Heaven and Lord of Earth, twin brothers, they spread harmony, balance, and unity in this world of duality.

The archangel’s seals possess the power of Earth’s original force. The archangel’s seals allow angelic and divine qualities to settle into matter and help restore order and light. A seal is the original mark, the source identity of the archangel, but also a vector of energy serving as a talisman.

Metatron’s Cube is the seal of the Archangel whose name it bears. It is an essential element of the creation process. Bearing the name of the mighty archangel Metatron, it alone contains the Platonist bodies that are the foundation of sacred geometry.

Definition of the Platonist bodies:

The Platonist bodies are, in truth, five regular polyhedra.

A regular polyhedron is inscribed in a sphere, and all its faces are isometric regular polygons (all sides are isometric and all angles have the same measure).

In his geometric treatise, “Elements,” Euclid proves that there are exactly and only five regular convex polyhedra: the tetrahedron, the cube, the octahedron, the icosahedron, and the dodecahedron. These solids are called the Platonic solids or Platonist bodies.

They have common characteristics: their surfaces have the same area; the edges of each Platonist body are of the same length; the angles formed by all the edges among themselves are the same; if any Platonist body is placed in a sphere that circumscribes it at every point, all its vertices touch the inner surface of the sphere.

Characteristics of the 5 Platonist bodies:

The Cube: It consists of 6 faces that are squares. It has 8 vertices and 12 edges. It has 3 edges at each vertex. In Greek culture, it was a symbol of Earth.

The Tetrahedron: It is composed of 4 faces (tetra means four), which are equilateral triangles. It has 4 vertices and 6 edges. It has 3 edges at each vertex. In Greek culture, it was a symbol of Fire. It is its own dual.

The Octahedron: It consists of 8 faces that are equilateral triangles. It has 6 vertices and 12 edges. It has 4 edges at each vertex. In Greek culture, it was a symbol of Air.

The Icosahedron: It has 20 faces that are equilateral triangles. It has 12 vertices and 30 edges. It has 5 edges at each vertex. In Greek culture, it was a symbol of Water.

The Dodecahedron: It consists of 12 faces that are regular pentagons. It has 20 vertices and 30 edges. It has 3 edges at each vertex, equal edge lengths and angles, and it fits perfectly inside a circumscribing sphere. In Greek culture, it was a symbol of the Universe.

But what is the origin of the Platonist bodies?

Metaphysical literature on the subject is quite extensive, and today it is relatively easy to find information on the internet or in seminars.

However, Drunvalo Melchizedek dedicated part of his life to studying the Flower of Life, and in his book titled “The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life,” he reveals its secrets. He extensively studies the Flower of Life and demonstrates that this seemingly mundane geometric figure contains all the complex and esoteric secrets of the universe.

In fact, it contains the Platonic solids; the five regular polyhedra originate from the Fruit of Life. Metatron’s Cube is the representation of the Fruit of Life with the trace of the Platonist bodies.

The Fruit of Life or the Great Secret of the Flower of Life Finally Revealed:

The secret of the Flower of Life is one of the best-kept secrets there is. Or rather, I would say that it is what is right under our noses that we see the least. Indeed, seeing a figure represented all over the Earth in temples or sacred places is one thing. But understanding its importance and why this figure is significant is a whole different undertaking.

The Fruit of Life comes from the representation of the Flower of Life. The Flower of Life is traditionally represented by a figure that includes 19 circles. However, in reality, the construction of the Flower of Life can extend infinitely. So the question is, why did the ancients choose this representation composed of 19 circles?

If we look at the edges of the Flower of Life, we see that some circles are incomplete. And by completing all the circles, the secret becomes visible.

This leads to the representation of the Fruit of Life, which consists of 13 circles and is one of the most sacred figures that exist. And first and foremost, the Fruit of Life is the basis for the representation of Metatron’s Cube. Metatron’s Cube is an extremely powerful sacred geometric figure. It is the seal of Archangel Metatron and probably the most powerful protection there is.

In his work, Drunvalo studies the Platonic solids as well as the Merkaba. In the second volume, he offers a meditation based on the Merkaba.

If you want to delve deeper into this subject, Drunvalo Melchizedek’s books, “The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life” volumes 1 & 2, are highly comprehensive.

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