By Steve Beckow, Golden Age of Gaia, November 7, 2015

I have a new love in my life: Sacred geometry.

Sacred geometry is convincing me of the perfection of all natural creation. When you see the mathematical ratios and perfect shapes and musical scales and animal and plant designs, at last one must lay down his weapons of skepticism and admit defeat.

Not human creation. I’d wear you out producing proofs of its imperfections to date. Prognosis: Definite improvement soon.

But natural creation is perfect and I’d also wear you out producing all the graphics that prove that case.

Sacred geometry establishes better than anything I can think of the case for God’s perfection and his (her, its) creation’s perfection.

The flower of life, the Fibonacci sequence, fractals, platonic solids, the golden mean, on and on and on. I surrender. God is great. His creations are endless and perfect.

Another layer of skepticism swept clean from me. I’m now a whole-hearted believer in God’s Perfection, where I was not before.