The Sacred Science of Ancient Temples by Dr. Lydia de Leon, English

Course Instructor

Geophilia Author

Since I was very young, I was always fascinated by Ancient Temples… They looked this mysterious being, with so much to say, that I couldn’t yet understand. I loved geometry, woven patterns, tesselation, geodesy, and the power of location and building space. Born in Greece, there is such an abundance of Monuments that mesmerized me…

I always felt very influenced by an environment, and soon realized that I had a deep sensitivity which led to either being empowered or weakened by a space.

I had big questions around this matter, and no matter what books I read, I didn’t feel satisfied. I felt deep inside that there is more to it, there is a complex science that describes it, along with the power of symbols, geometry, and location that is directly linked with Temples.

From the ancient past to modern times, humans have been experimenting with various architectural approaches to build their temples, according to the era, the specific functions, and their own perception.

Nowadays, in spite of all the technological evolution and tools in our hands, there are still so many unanswered questions regarding the use and purpose of ancient temples and megalithic monuments:

• How where they built, why were they built at locations with specific properties and with the use of particular material?
• How were they built, why were they built at locations with specific properties and with the use of particular material?
• Why did the ancient people and later mystics and masons spend so much time, energy and resources to build these structures?
• Was it merely for divine worship or were there other functions more complex in nature?

“Looking through the three elements of Temple creation – Earth Link, Building Design, Sky Connection– it becomes clearer that Temples were a complex technology used for various functions. They were an investment for peoples’ well-being. “

– Dr. Lydia Gian. de León

The scope of this elective is to understand deeper the design and function of temples through the lenses of cutting-edge science, so we can reestablish a relationship with them on another level, not necessarily connected to religion.

We will explore the three main elements important for creating “sacred space” in Ancient Temples:

1. Earth Link,
2. Building Design,
3. Sky Connection.

We will go through the various geophysical parameters of earth radiation, explore various ancient monuments such as mounds, megaliths, pyramids, stone circles, and ancient Greek temples.

We will look into details the building design, including shape, proportion, geometry, as well as specially selected building materials.

We will understand the relationship of the placement and layout of these Ancient Temples with regards to the sky and the various astronomical relationships, and why it was of such importance.

Finally, we will go through the ways biology interacts with electromagnetic fields, what is the basic parameter to induce positive and negative effects, and approach the scientific functions of such incredible structures all around the world.

Having decoded the main pillars of their Temple design allows us to re-create this technology in modern spaces. We spend more than 90% of our time inside buildings! 

A personal story…

What brought me into researching Ancient Temples?

And why it it important for you?

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“A way we found to recreate Temple technology is through the Science of Space Harmonics at Geophilia, designing spaces to support health, well-being and transformation.” 

— Dr. Lydia de León