New in paperback, \'How the World Is Made\' explores how ancient people who grasped the timeless principles of sacred geometry were able to create flourishing societies. (\'Gatekeeper Magazine\').. \'A real treasure! it will delight anyone associated with sacred cosmology or sacred landscape\'. (\'Temenos Academy Review\').
It is a worthy bequest of an extraordinary mind a source of inspiration for seekers in the arts, mathematics and the Mysteries\'. \'Instructive and illustrative, John Michell has stamped this book with the freshness and originality that are his hallmark. (\'Fortean Times\').
A thing to be cherished, a work of art, it is also a beautifully illustrated geometry primer with philosophical commentary the text is Michells finest prose cool, succinct and rational\'. \'Utterly gorgeous 288 full-colour pages of wisdom and wonder on thick, art-quality paper that should survive many years of use. (\'The Spectator\').
It is well worth buying for yourself and for your friends\'. \'A delightful book: clear, witty, beautiful and illuminating.
Disparate shapes and their corresponding numbers are woven together, resolving themselves into an all-inclusive World image that pattern in the heavens, as Socrates called it, which anyone can find and establish within themselves.
In the process, Michell helps us see the World in a new light.
He identifies the various regular shapes and shows their constructions; their natural symbolism; their meetings, matings and ways of breeding; and, their functions within the universal order.
More than 300 colour illustrations reveal the secret code within these geometrical figures and how they express the spiritual meanings in the key numbers of 1 through 12.
Galileo described the universe as a large book written in the language of mathematics, which can only be read by those with knowledge of its characters triangles, circles and other geometrical figures.
New in paperback, \'How the World Is Made\' explores how ancient people who grasped the timeless principles of sacred geometry were able to create flourishing societies
