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Figure 35. The square, a symbol of the earthly.
This knowledge was reflected in the structure of many religious buildings of different
peoples of the world. For example, ziggurats, pyramids, temples, pagodas, churches, and
other sacred buildings were constructed on a square base. As a rule, the architecture of
the building itself, one way or another, reflected the knowledge about the transformation
of the square into the circle or the rhombus, which was a schematic representation of
the cube set on one of its corners. In other words, these symbols recorded the
Knowledge about energy transformation of the structure of the human being during his
spiritual liberation, a transition of a Spiritual Personality from the material world into the
spiritual one.
The rhombus was also often depicted in the form of an oval "grain" with slightly
pointed top and bottom vertices and was associated with the symbol of the feminine
principle, vitality, and of the fertility of goddesses who, as a rule, were gifted with the
functions of the Great Mother. It was marked with the signs of fusion of two forces that
formed a new shape in space. A rhombus inscribed in a square, or a rhombus that goes
beyond the square forming eight angles, an eight-pointed star -- these are all the
symbols of the original Knowledge about the spiritual liberation of the human being.
These symbols were known to people already in the times of the Palaeolithic age.
Figure 36. Variations of representing the rhombus as a symbol of transformation and
the spiritual liberation of the human being.
All these images and symbols were based on the knowledge about spiritual practices,
particularities of awakening of the spiritual forces in the human being, the manifestation
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