Sacred geometry: basic practices and timeless principles

By: Pennick, Nigel

Published by Inner Traditions, 2026-10-06

"A practical introduction to the history, principles, and tradition of sacred geometry. Traces the origins and core concepts of sacred geometry from ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, and Britain through the Renaissance and modern science. Reveals how geometric forms, proportions, and measurements shape sacred architecture, ritual objects, and esoteric symbolism. Applies foundational principles such as the Golden Section, Platonic solids, and ad quadratum methods to understand the connection between spiritual practice and cosmic order"-- Provided by publisher.