Buddha Maitreya~Sacred Geometric Form Tetrahedron Deva Builder
The Deva Builder (Deva means angel) is based on a design that is found in planetary geomancy. This design has been recognized by NASA engineers, physicists and astronomers who have continued to investigate planetary vortex grids and geometric reality. They have discovered that every planet has specific points or vortices that are tetrahedrons. They have found that as that geometric pattern is expressed, it comes out in the form of the Deva Builder. There are 4 outpouring tetrahedrons in the Deva Builder and a Star Tetrahedron in the center. That same geometric configuration also applies to the Human Body, because it is the configuration of the Vesica Pisces. A person takes the Deva Builder and places it on their head with the points sticking up and then rotates it downward, rolling it slowly down the body. As it rotates, each rotation changes the geometric direction with the points up, down and straight out - so as you go from the crown to the brow its symmetrical geometry automatically sets the Deva Builder in a proper position. So you continue rotating it to the throat chakra and the Deva Builder is again in another position that is geometrically aligned to the Planet and the Human Body. Keep rotating the Deva Builder from chakra to chakra and it continues doing the same thing. When it reaches the base center, it is at the same position as at the crown center: Alpha-Omega. As above so below... a natural geometric progression. Then you work your way back up the body. This is the same for the Planet and the Solar System - continually turning the Deva Building quality of the planet in an evolutionary process called Time. The same geometry is based on the Great Pyramid and its mathematical geometrical proportions in relationship to the angle and the height, base and circumference. Each mathematical proportion is equal to the distance of the Earth to the Moon, or the Earth to the Sun, or the radius of the Earth. All are found to be the same as the mathematical propor