Sacred Geometry Seed, Blossom, and Flower of Life

The concepts of the "Seed of Life," the "Blossom of Life," and the "Flower of Life" can be understood as symbolic representations of different stages and aspects of the same life process. Each of these terms carries its own significance and symbolism, yet they complement and build upon one another:

Seed of Life: It symbolizes the beginning, the potential, and the source of all being, representing the origin, possibility, and the yet-unfolded life. The 'Seed of Life' can be seen as a metaphor for the initial phase of a process, the germination of ideas, or the commencement of spiritual development.

Blossom of Life (in the Friedensmal): It symbolizes the dynamic interplay and harmony of opposites and represents the unfolding, growth, and active phase of life. It emphasizes the connection of the Divine with the human heart and the radiation of energy and love into the world. The openness of this form is particularly noteworthy.

Flower of Life: It symbolizes the perfection and universal order of life, standing for the unity of all things, the interconnectedness of life, and cosmic harmony. Often used as a spiritual symbol of Sacred Geometry, it represents the interconnectedness of all life forms. One might contemplate why this form is "enclosed" within a circle.