The Wisdom in Symbology

One of the ways that I began to deepen into my wisdom and knowing is through sacred geometry and symbology. By looking at ancient and modern ways of expressing concepts seen in mandalas, throughout nature, in religious artifacts, and ancient scripts and drawings, there are repeated circles, crosses, triangles, and squares. Many in groups of three and four, and stars of 5, 6, 7, and 8 points.

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Deborah LeeAnn LLC Logo from 2020-2025

 

Every time I look at a new way of expressing myself, sometimes while trying to teach a concept, I have to sketch it out. And then I get the delight of the feedback from the Universe as I walk through my days and pick up a shell on my shelf in my office or on the beach. I notice that the design symbol is right there in front of me. It’s reinforcing and validating what I already know deep within.

3 pointed mandala4Celtic Knot and Triple Spiral

 

So what I’m doing now is applying this sacred geometry to what it is like to LEAD. What are the physics of leadership?

What is the sacred imagery of being a leader and doing our great work in the world? From The Sacred Geometry of the Leadership Circle Profile by Bob Anderson,

Ascending and Descending Triangles of LCP

 

This image shows the framework of my coaching philosophy.

I’m finding that using symbols and images is a beautiful way to teach esoteric concepts so that each person can grasp what is meaningful to them in that moment. And in that moment, if they do allow the rest of the information to settle into their bones and become an embodiment of their expression of self, then I have done my work.

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