I just watched this great video by Jamie Buturff showing how the Tri Vesica Piscis, when created in AutoCAD, forms what looks like the Trion Re or the 432Hz pure tone in John Stuart Reid’s Cymatics.

Something about this Tri Vesica Piscis Jamie was talking about inspired me to do more research.
What I was inwardly directed to was so familiar and so powerful.

“EnTeR” joy…

The Vesica Piscis and the Tri Vesica Piscis:

The depictions of the sacred feminine and Holy Mother within ancient architecture is well known. For example; Stone age sculptures, iron age rock carvings, neolithic sacred sites, prechristian temples all depict the sacred doorway to life as feminine because we all enter this life through the feminine. Another example are Church doors representing Goddess Vulvas! This symbol below of the Mandorla is a very much used in Christian art. Most of us have seen it at one time or another, but most people have not the slightest idea what it signifies. It is a woman’s vulva.

Most mainstream religions of the 21st Century depict God as a male force. In the Christian faith the deity is portrayed as the Holy Trinity with the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. However, this has not always been the case. In many ancient cultures, God is instead depicted as the Goddess with her “trinity” or three aspects manifesting as the Maiden, Mother, and Crone, which represent the natural cycles of the earth and all of its creatures.

Recent archaeology has made it abundantly clear that “Goddess Triplicities” are to be found throughout ancient Europe.
In Hinduism today, the triplicity of the Goddess in Shakta worship is of cardinal importance, and outside the Indo-European world the Triple Goddess is found in Africa and Asia. The Triple Goddess is often seen as the original concept for understanding what is known as a Holy Trinity today, But this can be seen via the Flower of life and the understanding that we are all three dimensional beings.

A renaissance of Paganism, with its worship of Goddesses and Gods occurred in the middle of the 20th century with the re-emergence of Wicca (popularly called White Witchcraft, the benign religion of the ancient Celts) and other Neopagan traditions. One can foresee that increasing reliance on right brain pattern recognition instead of left brain linear sequence will move culture toward equilibrium between the two hemispheres, between masculine and feminine, between word and image.”

The Sacred Feminine is a term we use for the mysterious source of all life, the wellspring of creation. The Big SHE. The Feminine Force that births both male and female forms. The Circle that contains both yin and yang. The portal between the worlds. She is by nature indefinable, yet her presence has been experienced so tangibly by peoples of the Earth from the beginning of time, that She has been honoured and deified in many forms.

The previous post was on Egyptian Yoga in Kemet – Ancient Egypt:

Here is a very informative video on The Feminine Principle in Ancient Kemet:

More layers are unfolding here:

Within each of the three intersecting spheres of the Tri Vesica Piscis is a Mer-Ka-Ba.
A Merkaba is a star Tetrahedron consisting of two interpenetrating three-sided pyramids that form a three-dimensional Star Of David. The field effect is a sphere. The Merkaba could be the under layers of organic multi-dimential shapes and points to the Trion Re with Joh Stuart Reid’s 432hz Tone Cymantics. The Merkaba has been termed as a vehicle of ascension and a “Golden Ball of Light”.

The circle is a two-dimensional shadow of the sphere which is regarded throughout cultural history as an icon of the ineffable oneness; the indivisible fulfillment of the Universe. All other symbols and geometries reflect various aspects of the profound and consummate perfection of the circle, sphere and other higher dimensional forms of these we might imagine.

The shape of the Vesica Pisces is derived from the intersection of two circles, the Pythagorean “measure of the fish”, that was a mystical symbol of the intersection of the world of the divine with the world of matter and the beginning of creation.

When the third circle is added, by placing its midpoint on one of the places where the first two circles intersect, the pattern has been established and it becomes a self-replicating pattern.

This step in the pattern can be seen to symbolize the Trinity where a third-dimension of Spirit and Space define the Creation pattern so it becomes a self-regulating phenomenon.

From now on, a circle can be placed with its midpoint centred anywhere that the edges of two other circles intersect. The pattern can continue to be repeated and extended endlessly. The Vesica Pisces is easily one of the most profound geometrical images of ancient and modern times.

1) The joining of God and Goddess to create an offspring,
2) A symbol for Jesus Christ,
3) In art a pointed oval used as an aureole in medieval sculpture and painting,
4) The vagina of the female goddess,
5) The basic motif in the Flower of Life,
6) An overlay of the Tree of Life,
7) The formative power of polygons,
8) A geometrical description of square roots and harmonic proportions, and/or
A source of immense power and energy.

Now imagine these two dimensional drawings being in 3D…. that is where Jamie is pointing to… very fun stuff indeed.

Peace.