I find it very interesting that every sacred geometer I have come across has their own understanding of sacred geometry, their own specific interests that lead them down their own pathway into this vast subject - and yet… almost without exception they are all interested in what we could call ‘alternative history’. Somehow contemplating and working with the fundamental forms, and studying the basic principles, seems to lead one to questioning the story we have been given of our past.
This is a page from my book about sacred geometry that speaks about this correspondence, and acknowledges the profound geometric mysteries bequeathed to us by the ancient Egyptians. You can read the whole book for free online at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com