Sacred Geometry (Conscious Guides): How to use cosmic patterns to power up your life

Wonderful book. I got the kindle version first and fell in love with it and got the physical book as well satifisfying to still flip through pages and write my notes on my book. Wonderful drawings in it as well. For me it is worth having both the kindle and physical book.

This author has the deepest, most profound understanding of Sacred Geometry that I've ever encountered. She dives deep into this fascinating subject and yet she explains it in ways that are easy to understand. She covers a lot of territory and manages to pull it all together comprehensively. The illustrations are beautiful and the colors are vibrant. This book is more than I ever thought I would find on this subject. It goes beyond the fundamentals of Sacred Geometry into the application of it in our daily lives. I relish moving through it and finding so many gems inside of it. It's a gift that keeps on giving.

This book on Sacred Geometry is one of six I have read and I think it is one of best. It is particularly good for novices and intermediates in the study of this subject. It is well illustrated and also provides ways for the reader to actually experience the sacred shapes. The illustrations are in color; the paper is sturdy and smooth. It is a pleasure to hold in one's hands.

Helpful with my painting of Hilma af Klint work.

I bought it twice because I'd lost the first copy. I really Love the illustrations also. What I Love about this book the Most too is the Color Pictures throughout the whole book. There's a lot of information here.

This book is way beyond what I could ever imagine! It comes with great insight, teachings and the most beautiful illustrations! Must say I was in love from the moment I saw it.

Although pretty, this book lacked some of the detailed knowledge I was looking for. It also attributed the laws of thermodynamics to Einstein- but those are Newtons laws. Unfortunately those sorts of factual errors about something related to math and geometry did not make the author reliable in my mind. I did not finish.

Insightful and packed with information. It weaves together so many different schools of thought, ancient wisdom with modern science, that in some way makes sense of it all. The meditations and visualisations are engaging and accessible.

I have not yet finished this but was on amazon and wanted to leave a commentary as this little book is such a sweet companion, so full of carefully chosen inspiring information - a real breath of fresh air. It feels like a book actually written for its reading audience - the author seems to have been very deliberate in her careful selection of information presented in such a clear and easy way to read .... so mindblowing and yet simultaneously so simple and easy to read! Masterful!!! I would recommend as a gift to yourself or to others, I have put mine on a little table in my bedroom and read a few pages each day as a treat and reflect on them :)

Very fluffy book with no substantive information. Author has a very tenuous grasp of science. No practical takeaways from the book, just lots of flowery language without the poignancy it needed.

great little book with a big impact, packed full of inspiration and thought provoking information

In my opinion Jemma Foster’s thought provoking, beautiful and enriching tome on sacred geometry has just zoomed past all its competitors and left them far behind in the (no doubt celestial) dust. Relevant and accessible, to complete beginners and high priestesses alike, the richness of the research bursts off every page. A writer by trade, Foster’s storytelling style leaves the reader feeling they’ve ventured on a journey through architectural history, quantum physics and the history of magic, in just a single chapter. There is not a whiff of the fusty old professor, or evangelising wizard, rather a light, fun and modern explanation and bringing together of ancient truths. No 1 on my Christmas Present List, 2020s been so rubbish I’ve actually started giving them out early, and have received nothing but positive, interested feedback, from young and old alike. Bravo, what a breath of fresh air to see a writer make such an important, but often overlooked, subject so accessible. Beautifully illustrated to boot, I’m left simply asking what’s not to love!

I only just started it, but it looks like a really easy read. It has decent information on the symbolism of different shapes. It's exactly what I was looking for.