How the World Is Made: The Story of Creation according to Sacred Geometry Paperback – March 2, 2012

Simple to understand author shares outrageously complicated information better than I ever could. Beautiful illustrations.

Awesome book!

I've rated this before (different edition), so this is my chance to give this book ten stars. Gladly give it 2160 or 5040 or 7920 stars.

Fantastic book! Classic, beautifully written.

I am presently reading this interesting and facinating book

I was very excited to obtain this book. The colors are gentle so that they do not distract from the overall patterns. The story lines are not only informative, but sometimes quite whimsical and humorous. A lot of ground is covered in Michelle's last masterpiece.The thing I like best about this book is that it has enough information to provide me with a lifetime of study. I like to do geometry constructions, and the directions and illustrations provided do a great job at inspiring me. There are so many of them, I doubt I can do them all. A lot to chose from here.

This book is beautiful, informative, and fairly engaging. Michell tells the story of the creation arbitrarily deciding to portray it as a deistic act (a God with compass and ruler). However, convert the measure of Michell in cubits or kilometres and the whole ‘edifice’ crumbles. Some assertions, such as the golden ration introduced on the ‘fifth day’ is preposterous, as phi is generated by the primordial split of esoteric origin. If you enjoy books that draws lines over everything g I. The world to see its geometry, that’s the book for you. If you want to understand Pythagoras, Plato’s Timaeus, and Genesis 1-2, there are better books and more insightful authors to read.

The designs are better suited for textile and fun decor. Not for the dynamic symmetry of nature