Metatron’s Cube

Projecting the orderliness of the Universe

The Medieval Italian mathematician Fibonacci (whose real name was Leonardo Pisano, 1170-1240/1250) reportedly discovered the sacred geometry symbol that he named Metatron’s Cube.  Fibonacci was familiar with sacred geometry and the legends of Metatron. He was probably an initiate in one of the schools that held those secrets.

According to legend, Enoch ascended his human form and became Archangel Metatron. While the Metatron name doesn’t appear in the Bible, Metatron is revered by Christians, Jews and Muslims alike.

Metatron’s Cube is based on nature’s first pattern, called the Fruit of Life shape (the basis of the Flower of Life sacred geometry pattern), and connects the center of all 13 circles with straight lines. Contained with Metatron’s Cube you can see a 2D representation of all 5 Platonic Solids hidden inside, symbolizing the underlying geometric patterns found throughout our Universe.

Metatron’s Cube is a transcendental form which beautifully illustrates the universe through the unfolding of 2-dimensional realities into 3-dimensional realities.

Metatron’s Cube’s sacred geometry radiates a unique and fundamental representation of orderliness of the Universe. It can also be a powerful tool for meditation.  People claim that viewing and meditating on Metatron’s Cube allows negative energies to leave and positive energies to come in. People report that meditating on it allows the viewer to look deep into their soul and understand what needs adjusting.  Over the years, some cultures have even used Metatron’s Cube for guidance on spiritual matters and to seek protection from evil.  All esoteric considerations aside, Metatron’s Cube is very pleasing to look at and adds a sacredness to any environment.

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