Sacred geometry is an ancient science which is still relevant today. It is the belief that certain geometric shapes, symbols and proportions reflect universal patterns and truths. It includes fundamental shapes and mathematical ratios forming a blueprint for creation and cosmic order.

Many traditions and religions use sacred geometry when designing buildings such as churches, temples, mosques, monuments, altars, tabernacles and for religious and spiritual art.

The symbols refer to observable mathematical patterns, proportions, and symmetrical shapes — like spirals and hexagons — that can be observed in nature.

Other events today, Saturday 21st Nov 2026 are:

1:00pm  Members' Meeting (M)
2:30pm  Lodge Convocation. The Eternal Quest for Light (M)

4:00pm  Fellowship (M)

5:00pm  Public Presentation: Sacred Geometry (P)
7:00pm  Open Night (P)

P - Open to Public • M - All Members • T - Temple Initiates Only