White Ki Spirit of The Seven - Lyn Rae Sūhn

 Lyn Rae Sūhn is the living embodiment of Benevolence, one of the seven divine aspects of existence governed by The Seven. As the White Ki Spirit, she is the personification of the fundamental concept of good.

Connected Sacred Geometry Information: Lyn Rae Sūhn is connected with The Seed of Life, a significant symbol in sacred geometry. This symbol, a pattern of seven overlapping circles, is seen as a blueprint of the universe, a symbol of protection and blessing, and a tool for meditation and manifestation. It is particularly associated with the concept of benevolence and the divine nature of creation.

The Seed of Life

The Seed of Life is a significant symbol in sacred geometry, which consists of seven overlapping circles. The design is derived from the larger "Flower of Life" symbol, which consists of multiple overlapping circles in a hexagonal pattern.

Each circle in the Seed of Life symbol is the same size, and each is tangent to the six surrounding it. It forms a symmetrical pattern similar to a hexagon and is often enclosed by two larger circles. The central circle is often considered the "seed" from which life sprouts, with the six surrounding circles representing the six days of creation. Here are some interpretations and beliefs associated with the Seed of Life:

• Days of Creation: The Seed of Life is said to represent the seven days of creation in certain religious traditions, where the center circle represents God and the other six circles represent the days of creation.
• Blueprint of the Universe: Some proponents of sacred geometry believe that the Seed of Life forms a blueprint or basic framework for the structure of the universe and all existence.
• Symbol of Protection and Blessing: The symbol is often used as a form of blessing and protection. Some people place it in their homes, at their workplaces, or wear it as a pendant to harness this protective energy.
• Meditation and Manifestation: Some people use the Seed of Life as a tool for meditation or manifestation. Its geometric balance is said to help in concentration and to maintain a sense of calm and peace.

As with many symbols in sacred geometry, interpretations can vary widely depending on cultural, religious, or personal beliefs. The Seed of Life, however, is universally recognized within the field of sacred geometry and is a common motif in various forms of art and design.

"We are the immortal essence of the universe: our mistakes have grave consequences for mortals." - Lyn Rae Sūhn, 2E 10012 Year of the Empyrean.