Of sacred geometry and cosmic order
1 Jan 2015 9:42 PM GMT
Victory, would be launched on January 4 (Sunday) at the exhibition. It describes the unique journey that she set upon in 1971. Intimate details are revealed of how discoveries were made that opened the New Way, her unique contribution to the world to higher knowledge. The Volume 1 of her book describes her astonishing breakthroughs into the heart of sacred number, geometry and cosmology.
In January 1970, the Mother made the most significant breakthrough of the age. She entered the solar world and saw there a chamber which in sacred architecture encapsulated the entire process of supramentalisation for both individual and collectivity. The Mother drew up a plan of the chamber with very precise measurements for its construction in the physical world. This most extraordinary accomplishment ever recorded in the sacred sciences has remained unknown to the world for 44 years.
The exhibition is focused on sacred geometry. Since the exhibits may appear too abstract for some, they would be placed side by side with images from the Puranic Age that encapsulate the same principles. The viewers would be offered an integral package – number, geometry, architecture – all grounded in Indian mythology. Such an integral approach to the sacred has not been attempted before.
In January 1970, the Mother made the most significant breakthrough of the age. She entered the solar world and saw there a chamber which in sacred architecture encapsulated the entire process of supramentalisation for both individual and collectivity. The Mother drew up a plan of the chamber with very precise measurements for its construction in the physical world. This most extraordinary accomplishment ever recorded in the sacred sciences has remained unknown to the world for 44 years.
The exhibition is focused on sacred geometry. Since the exhibits may appear too abstract for some, they would be placed side by side with images from the Puranic Age that encapsulate the same principles. The viewers would be offered an integral package – number, geometry, architecture – all grounded in Indian mythology. Such an integral approach to the sacred has not been attempted before.
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