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The Cambridge English Dictionary defines geometry as “the area of mathematics relating to the study of space and the relationships between points, lines, curves, and surfaces”. This definition fits nicely with the academic study of geometry, which is based on rationalism. It has been argued, however, that there is an opposite but complementary side to this field of study. According to this view, geometry has an intuitive side to it, and that certain geometrical shapes and proportion contain sacred meaning. This belief may be considered to be the basis of sacred geometry. The concept and application of sacred geometry can be found in many civilizations around the world. Ancient Geometry: The Development of Geometry in Different Cultures It is commonly
