Chakras, Sacred Geometry & Da Vinci

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I recently discovered something wonderful and new and want to share it with you. Around 535 years ago, the original Renaissance man left future generations an amazing roadmap in a single piece of art. To clarify, this man was a true Renaissance polymath who mastered various disciplines, including art, science, engineering, anatomy, mathematics, architecture, music, invention, and philosophy. His diverse talents made him one of history's most extraordinary and versatile minds. Today, I will share with you what another polymath sees in his work.

The Vitruvian Man, drawn by Leonardo da Vinci in 1490, is much more than a sketch of ideal human proportions—it is a symbolic bridge between human anatomy, sacred geometry, and consciousness. Similarly, the Great Pyramid of Giza is not merely an 

architectural marvel, but a spiritual and energetic structure that many believe mirrors the chakra system within the human body. As modern researchers like Robert Edward Grant have shown, both da Vinci's art and Egypt's iconic pyramid may encode ancient knowledge meant to unlock higher states of awareness.

Harmony & Geometry

To begin with, Leonardo da Vinci's Vitruvian Man integrates both a circle and a square, traditionally symbolizing spirit and matter. This balance is strikingly similar to the chakra system, where spiritual energy flows through the physical body via seven major energy centers.

Each chakra aligns with a specific point along the body's vertical axis, from the Root Chakra at the base of the spine to the Crown Chakra at the top of the head. The Vitruvian Man, with his outstretched limbs and perfectly aligned form, visually mirrors this alignment, suggesting da Vinci was expressing more than just anatomical curiosity—he was illustrating the geometry of human potential.

Generational 

Moreover, the Great Pyramid of Giza reflects a similar energetic structure. It contains three main chambers—the Subterranean Chamber, the Queen's Chamber, and the King's Chamber. According to esoteric scholars and metaphysical researchers, these chambers correspond to the Root, Throat, and Crown Chakras, respectively. This vertical arrangement mirrors the rising path of kundalini energy in yogic traditions.

Consequently, this originates from the spiritual traditions of India, particularly in the early forms of Hinduism and Tantra. The resulting path represents moving upward from survival instincts to divine connection. Such an alignment is no coincidence when considering the pyramid's precision, proportions, and internal resonance.

Significantly, modern polymath and spiritual philosopher Robert Edward Grant has provided more profound insight into this connection. Grant, known for unifying mathematics, art, music, and consciousness studies, is the author of Philomath and host of the Gaia series CodeX. He explores how da Vinci's Vitruvian Man encodes geometric principles and the inner workings of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

Threes a Charm

Subsequently, Grant reveals that da Vinci's drawing contains 14 internal lines, which correspond to architectural elements within the pyramid, including the internal shafts and chambers. These are not random strokes—they reflect a hidden blueprint connecting man and monument.

In addition, Grant suggests that the three diamond shapes found on the abdomen of the Vitruvian Man align with the three stars of Orion's Belt, which ancient Egyptians used to align the pyramids themselves. As a result, this further strengthens the idea that da Vinci may have had access to ancient Egyptian knowledge, perhaps from a mysterious journey to Egypt between 1482 and 1486. If true, the Vitruvian Man becomes a coded map of spiritual ascension—a representation of the microcosm (the human being) reflecting the macrocosm (the universe).

Wake-up Call at 3

Over the centuries, Orion has represented the great hunter or seasonal events. However, many spiritually connected guides view Orion as symbolizing cosmic consciousness, higher knowledge, and spiritual awakening. I wrote a detailed blog on Orion and how this constellation affects us today. Click here for the post called, Home of the Gods.

Meanwhile, when the Vitruvian Man is overlaid onto the side elevation of the pyramid, a precise chakra-to-chamber alignment emerges. The Subterranean Chamber aligns with the Root Chakra, the Queen's Chamber with the Throat or Heart Chakra, and the King's Chamber with the Crown Chakra. As a result, this indicates that the pyramid was not merely a power center, but an initiatory structure, designed to elevate the consciousness of those who entered. Likewise, da Vinci's figure may serve as a meditative template for aligning one's inner energy system.

Living in a Material World 

Consequently, the parallels between the Vitruvian Man and the pyramid's interior reveal a universal language of geometry and energy. Robert Edward Grant's work supports the theory that both serve as metaphysical diagrams—tools for self-realization and ascension. These symbols remind us that the quest for higher consciousness is encoded not only in sacred texts but also in art, architecture, and mathematics.

Ultimately, this is just the beginning of what we know and understand. As more researchers, with the aid of AI, explore these sacred patterns, the mystery continues to unfold, reminding us that our physical form and energetic essence are deeply interconnected. So, don't forget the next time you feel like you are alone, Da Vinci left you a clue that you are genuinely part of this world and all its inhabitants.


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