The Geometric Construction of the Cosmic Egg - part III
Sacred Geometry and Chakra System of Earth/Humanity
The Great Work is Within
This image symbolizes, in a truly beautiful way, the alchemy of the inner path towards enlightenment and spiritual renewal. In the center, the woman is in white, representing purity and wisdom, walking beside contrasting creatures– the lion and the lamb–representing raw power and gentle innocence. The lion, characterized by strength and will, represents the ego's transformative energy once tempered by courage, while the lamb symbolizes meekness, purity, and divinely imbued surrender. Their coexistence represents the work of the alchemist in balancing opposites within oneself: integrating power with gentleness and achieving inner harmony. Behind them stands a blazing sun with a human face, expressing the alchemical gold, the final aim of the Great Work, revealing itself as a manifestation of the Higher Self, lighting the way with cosmological energy and spiritual truth. The lion, lamb, woman, and sun beauty form a pictorial allegory—the unification of dualities—to direct the seekers more mystically towards the transmutation of that common ideal of wholeness and transcendence.
The Cosmic Egg, as a symbol of the primordial origin of the world, was considered the archetype capable of bringing every element back to its original purity, restoring the corruption of matter. For this reason, the Philosopher's Stone, sought by the alchemists for its ability to transmute base metals into gold, was assimilated to an egg, often of a vitreous consistency, whose components Shell, Albumen, and Tuorlo corresponded to the three alchemical ingredients Salt, Mercury, and Sulphur, which, properly combined, led to the culmination of the Great Work.
The Construction of the Cosmic Egg on a Planetary Scale
The Cosmic Egg can be built on the relationship between the Moon and Earth, which is a representation of the Cosmic Egg on a planetary scale that involves only these two celestial bodies, with the assumption that Earth is a perfect circle and has no bulges.
How can we mathematically construct an egg-shaped curve that outlines the Earth and the Moon when they are tangent to each other?
In Euclidean geometry, Moss's egg is an oval made by smoothly connecting four circular arcs. It can be constructed from a right isosceles triangle ABC with apex C. Source Wikipedia
Using arcs and circles, we can construct these egg-shaped curves that resemble cross-sections of real eggs. The complexity of these constructions varies greatly. They are relatively easy once the principle has been figured out, but the constructions are done in many steps and are quite time-consuming.
We can use GeoGebra to create a worksheet that allows us to experiment with different shapes of eggs. Click on the image below to explore the interactive GeoGebra environment. You can vary the location of the center point (green dot located on point B as you land on the page) to create different egg shapes. You can drag this green dot along the horizontal line to see what kind of egg shapes are formed. The author of this interactive activity aimed to show you the passage of an egg to a fish shape as you drag the green dot further away from B. Notice that the Vesica Piscis is involved in the construction, so the Great Pyramid is also involved behind the scenes (watch this previous video for further context about it).
So, the important mathematical question we can ask is, what would be the location of the center point (green dot) when we apply this construction with the diameters of the Earth (7920 miles) and the Moon (2160 miles), respectively scaled down to 11 and 3?
After working a little while on GeoGebra, the exact location of the green dot was found to be just under point B as the anchoring point I (see figure below). The distance between points I and B is 0.7 (segment [IB]), which is particularly interesting because the distance between the center points of the Earth and the Moon is 7 (segment [AJ]). There is only a factor of 10 between the two segments. This highlights the fractal nature of the Cosmic Egg to the proportional ratio between the Earth and the Moon, which is 11/3 = 3.666+ ~ 3.7.
The Cosmic Egg and the Great Pyramid Connection
In this part, we will be discussing the connection between the Great Pyramid and the Cosmic Egg. Hold your breath, as the dimensions of the Great Pyramid can be incorporated within the design above. If we had to scale down its dimensions within the design, its height would be 7 (segment [AJ]) and its base would be 11 (segment [CE]).
Incorporating the Great Pyramid brings a new dimension to the Cosmic Egg, as it was found that our physical body can be superimposed on this design while mirroring the different levels of energy that play out in our chakra system and the Great Pyramid itself. Chakras are spiritual energy centers in the body, and there are seven basic chakras. Each chakra corresponds to specific internal organs and nerve bundles and contains “prana,” or healing energy. These geometric correlations were highlighted by Robert Edward Grant using a drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, Vitruvian Man.
Below is a video presenting these groundbreaking discoveries presented by Robert Edward Grant:
We will show that the location of the Third Eye Chakra, as highlighted in the video, is precisely the green anchoring point “I” shown in the above diagrams.
The Third Eye of Humanity
After some work on GeoGebra, below is the template showing the geometric construction of the chakras within the body, involving the Cosmic Egg (Earth and Moon), and the Great Pyramid. As you can see, the point “I” was named the “Third Eye” chakra, the anchoring point of the geometric construction of the Cosmic Egg, which is from Earth and the Moon.
From the geometric construction of the Cosmic Egg, I had to consciously locate the seven chakras with the present geometric shapes.
The Root Chakra was located at the intersection between the diagonals of the rectangle in the Vitruvian Man.
The Sacral Chakra was located at the mid-point of the side-length base of the Great Pyramid or the center of the Earth’s circle.
The Solar Plexus Chakra was located at the bottom point of Jesus’ Circle of diameter 7.4, which corresponds to the location of the Queen’s Chamber.
The Heart Chakra was located at the mid-point between the sacral and third-eye chakras, just at the top end of the Grand Gallery, before the entrance to the King’s Chamber.
The Throat Chakra was located at the topmost chamber of the King’s Chamber, precisely at the top point of the gabled roof.
The Third Eye Chakra was located at the anchoring point of the Cosmic Egg derived from the Moss-Egg or Euclidean Egg, with the dimensions of Earth and Moon. This is a perfect match, as the Cosmic Egg was described as the Third Eye in ancient civilizations, often associated with intuition and spiritual awareness.
The Crown Chakra was located at the top of the head, the tangent point between the Earth and the Moon.
Finally, we could interpret further the higher chakras as we go beyond the rectangle KNTQ representing the physical realm whose Vitruvian Man is inscribed:
The Soul Star Chakra was located at the center of the Moon, at the apex of the Great Pyramid; which is the missing capstone.
The Universal Chakra was located at the top point of the Moon.
The Galactic Chakra was located at the top intersection point between the greater Vesica Piscis, and it made sense considering those two circles represent a different scale in higher dimensions.
Below is a zoom-in of the diagram above, where we can see the superimposition of the Great Pyramid with a view of the inside.
The Transcended line/descent of light/Axis Mundi
There is a geometric correlation between the transcended line or the descent of light (7.4 aka Jesus in English gematria) from the Egyptian Triangle 3-4-5 (Euclid's 47th problem) and the Cosmic Egg in their construction. As far as I know, it is an important and new discovery. The concept of the transcended line or the descent of light makes full sense once we explore and contemplate the diagram below.
The blue circle is the bridge between the Egyptian Triangle 3-4-5 and the Cosmic Egg and can be called Jesus’ circle (as the diameter is 7.4 and the English gematria of Jesus is 74). As we can see, the transcended line, or the descent of light, corresponds to the line passing through our energy centers (chakras), often referred to as the central channel. This concept appears across many cultures and traditions: In Hinduism and Yoga, the Sushumna Nadi runs along the spine, allowing Kundalini energy to rise through the chakras. In Taoist practices, the Microcosmic Orbit describes the flow of Qi through central meridians. Kabbalah’s Tree of Life aligns with this idea, mapping the ascent of consciousness through the Sephirot. Norse mythology’s Yggdrasil, the World Tree, connects different realms, much like the energy axis within us. Indigenous traditions speak of the Sacred Tree or World Pillar, linking Earth and the sky. Even in Western esotericism, the Caduceus (with its intertwined serpents) symbolizes this central energetic pathway.
The concept perfectly fits with the geometric construction of the Cosmic Egg. We can also compare the diagram above with the different levels of consciousness as described in psychosynthesis in part II - Cracking the Cosmic Egg. The connection to the Higher Self corresponds to the universal chakra located at the sharp end of the egg, the top point of the Moon.
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