Freedom Medallion

[Churchhead]

I call this one Freedom Medallion. One reason for this is because I positioned it on my wall beneath a Bob Marley flag displaying the word 'FREEDOM'. It is also appropriately named for the sense of freedom, liberation from limitation, and relief from confusion that I found through my understanding of sacred geometry. I discovered that there is order to the apparent chaos of this reality, and it helped me open up to a perception of infinity in which I found logic, harmony, beauty, and safety.


The tunnel effect was originally going to be simple concentric circles in fibonacci sequence


but I decided to make it a bit more interesting by adding another layer of lines through the points to create a diamond effect





As I was colouring it in the idea occured to me that instead of colouring in all the sections I could fill in the gaps with a hexagonal gridwork so as to represent the construct of the matrix beneath the surface and the expression of the flower expanding outwards from a single point, creating the illusion of depth as the flower appears to project out of the 2D canvas towards the observer in a 3D fibonacci spiral tunnel effect.



I realised this concept as the basis for everything in nature some time ago but I had never come across such a beautiful obvious expression of it until I was looking through the 'Geometry within nature' thread and found this picture:


See the flower on the surface of the water as the framework on which it grows holds it in place in the depths beneath.


In the end I decided to colour it all in anyway.


The finished piece displayed on my wall beneath the Marley Freedom flag with a dash of blue light for psychedelic effect.

[MultiMaddo85]

NICE - it does appear 3D, and appears to be moving, but obviously it's not.

I did something similar a few years ago when I got into Sacred G - I printed loads off, Flower of life, Vector Equilbriums, Fractals and Metatron's Cube - coloured them in different ways like you have, it's quite addictive and satisfying.

[Churchhead]

ah printing the flower of life off the computer and colouring it in is one thing, and i do it too, and its fun, but getting your geometry set out and drawing it from scratch on a blank piece of paper is something else. the most important part is getting all the circles to interconnect perfectly. just one circle even slightly out of alignment will create a butterfly effect and that misalignment will become more pronounced the further you expand the grid. it can be frustrating to have to start from scratch again and again and again but its really made me appreciate the harmony of its perfection, and when i get it right its a sweet, sweet thing.

oh man its so addictive though isn't it. because its infinite, every time you approach it you can do it differently, focus on different aspects, different combinations. you still got any of yours? i'd love to see them.

[kazz67]

Lovely work Churchy! Must have taken ages to finish, but well worth it!

Love n hugs,
Kazz. xxxx

[Churchhead]

Lovely work Churchy! Must have taken ages to finish, but well worth it!

Love n hugs,
Kazz. xxxx

yeah it took quite a while. to be honest as much as i enjoy making these things it can get pretty tedious colouring in the same shape the same colour over and over again but its worth it to see the end product.

[MultiMaddo85]

Yeah I would and could do them / like to do them by hand - I've got no compass though, actually I don't even have a ruler at home at the moment - shocking or what!

No mate - I tried to find them the other day actually - I think I must have accidentally thrown them out with some other paperwork, I'm gutted. I do print alot of stories and random information off the net while I'm at work (to save my bandwidth - yeah I know, tight ass ) and I must have slung them out whilst chucking some of that lot out

My other favourite is fractals - I like to draw them free-hand as a demonstration to people - obviously it's hard and they're noway near perfect (wobbly lines) - but it's a good example to people - I say "You know what a fractal is?" - then I draw a 6 pointed Star of David / Hexagram, and then I keep adding smaller traingle to make more Hexagrams etc.

Like these (although I draw the full triangle, I don't just do it around the edge) ........

http://clowder.net/hop/Keplrfrct/Keplrfrct.html" - Keplerian Fractals

http://www.nist.gov/lispix/image-sets/K ... /koch.html" - Koch Fractals/Snowflake

http://forum.davidicke.com/showthread.p ... 3&page=104" – Check that guys tattoo on left hand side it's wicked

I have an article and a few question regarding Crop Circles - I might do another thread shortly......Peace

[Churchhead]

I recently made an advancement in my psychedelic evolution when I realised that flicking quickly between positive and negative inversions of the same picture creates a firmamentation effect in the consciousness of the observer. Whereas before I was approaching reality from the positive side of the inversion, and looking at the inverted state as being "the inverted state", I'm now approaching reality from a firmament in between the two inversions, and seeing the negative on one side and positive on the other. I'm in the middle. I'm in the firmament of consciousness resonated into position between the complimentary opposites. As I continue my journey through this cosmos I encounter and incorporate more and more complimentary opposites into my understanding and strengthen the firmament of my lucidity as the harmonic centre of my being.

So here are the inversions of some of my Freedom Medallion images.





The seed of life and the expanding flower are representations of constructs that we see expressed in the world around us, and *beneath* it you can see the raw abstraction of the cosmic mainframe upon which the expression manifests.





In the final image I've coloured in all the gaps that allowed me to see through the flower to the raw abstraction of the cosmic mainframe beneath the surface. But just because I can't see the raw abstraction of the cosmos with my eyes doesn't mean I can't see it. A mental perception of the abstract remains a constant undercurrent in my consciousness.

Here it is in nature:



One thing that is extremely useful about inverting images, of sacred geometry and fractals in particular, is that once inverted, often they no longer look specifically like what they are anymore - they could look like any fractal at any level. What I mean by this is that by inverting say, a picture of a tree (without its leaves), then the fractals in that image could just as well be a river delta, or anything else in nature at any level of complexity that exhibits the same kind of fractal geometry.