Sacred Geometry

[falcon9393]

Sacred Geometry is the belief that geometry and mathematical ratios, harmonics and proportion are also found in music, light, cosmology. And if you supposedly place some sacred G under your bed or on your wall that it will bring a sort of "cosmic relief" to a troubled life! I personally am going to turn this into a little expirement because i am in a rut as of now and i am going to put this sacred G inot action wish me luck!

 

Anyways any thoughts on this???

 

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[Sisyphus]

Sacred Geometry is the belief that geometry and mathematical ratios, harmonics and proportion are also found in music, light, cosmology.

 

Well certainly music is all about harmonics and ratios. That's not a matter of "belief," it's true. I don't know what you mean by "found in" light or cosmology, though.

 

And if you supposedly place some sacred G under your bed or on your wall that it will bring a sort of "cosmic relief" to a troubled life!

 

A what?

 

I personally am going to turn this into a little expirement because i am in a rut as of now and i am going to put this sacred G inot action wish me luck!

 

Anyways any thoughts on this???

 

It's irrational superstition. If I were you I'd focus my efforts elsewhere, like figuring out the reason for your rut, and changing it. Those are really my only thoughts worth sharing. What did you expect, posting this on a science forum? I'm moving this to pseudoscience and speculations.

[SH3RL0CK]

Well, I certainly hope your experiment is not only sucessful but that you get out of your rut.

 

That said, I do not see any way a poster could improve things; to improve or change your life you need to take actions to do so. But maybe its not all nonsense; I do know that certain posters could make life more difficult, particularly with human resources at work...

Edited May 13, 2009 by SH3RL0CK

[iNow]

You should really watch this special:

 

[Mr Skeptic]

Didn't Kepler try something similar?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kepler#Mysterium_Cosmographicum

 

In the end though he settled for ellipses instead of the polyhedrons he had been trying to squeeze in before.

[john5746]

you should have tried your experiment before posting, because the placebo effect would be more effective without reading all the skeptical points in this thread. Good luck.