Now I'd like to draw the flower of life. And that starts with a circle. So the flower of life is something of a spiritual metaphor. Let's say that you're an infinite consciousness creating a universe. And space doesn't exist yet. This is your entry point into space and time.

The point at the center of the circle is your origin point. It's like the center of the Big Bang. And then this boundary is as far as the universe exists, it's like the whole universe exists within that circle. And this circle is really just a shadow of a higher dimensional reality. You can imagine the circle is a cross section of a sphere. This is really a hyper sphere.

And what we're looking at here is the simplest possible shadow of that. And we're representing that as a circle. Nevertheless, in this simplified model, we can explore the creation of the universe. So we have the universe now in the circle Being this infinite creative intelligence, maybe you're not satisfied with this simplicity of just existing within this hypersphere. So what you do one day is you move your the locus of your consciousness to the boundary of what is known, that is some point on the edge or circumference of that boundary. And then you survey, another boundary using the same radius value.

And this creates duality. So now we have all things that have polarity. And from this vesicle viscous form, we have this explosion of creativity that comes out of here. And we've seen that in this course, that a lot of these forms that we draw, start with the vesicle discuss, at this point forward, we're not going to make any arbitrary decisions. It's all going to flow from this geometry. Where are the most interesting points in the universe?

At this moment, I would say it's right here above and below. And so eventually we're going to go to those places and create a new boundary. And that creates more of this pattern. And what I'm going to do is continue the pattern around in the middle there more or less, we have this characteristic floret pattern that I'm going to color in red. And you see that circle bounce these six petals. And so that's what we identify as the flower of life pattern, but it fills space.

So we can keep going with this pattern. In cycles that go around this. I'm just gonna do this a few more times. And there we have another cycle. I'll do another one. Starting and what you want to do is look for these intersection points on the outer edge of your of your drawing.

Every time you make a circle, it's always with the same radius. There's nothing arbitrary about that. We're just letting the pattern itself guide us in the movement. Then what I'd like to do is color circles that are tangent to the original. So we have, that one is tangent, as is, all of these here that I'm coloring. So now we have six around one.

And this is another important stage in the process. And as you can imagine, we're going to just do additional cycles. There's the complete Flower of Life. And what we would do is we would trim off all of the circles that go around that blue circle. We would erase all of that if you're doing this by hand. But of course, we can't trim or modify this in this app.

And so we have to be satisfied at this point. And so this represents the code Complete Flower of Life diagram