Narada

Narada Dan Vantari

Narada is the creator of ByronNow, but also, among other things, a singer songwriter. His album Jewels & Flames has 14 original songs that you can listen to on his website or even sometimes find in the posts below. His song writing is lightly influenced by 60s and 70s mystic psychedelia, the spiritual side of bands like the Beatles, Bowie, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan. The music is multilayered with instruments, often riding on the wings of his 12 string guitar. Most tracks include drums and bass, and some beautiful flute ornamentation and solos by good friend Emanuel Lieber.
You can listen to tracks and purchase the album from his website JewelsAndFlames.com

Narada’s other projects – 3D printed Sacred Geometry pieces, ‘Rewriting Prehistory’ illustrated book about the newly discovered javanese Pyramid, and artworks on a variety of mediums – can be found at NaradaDesign.com

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His other websites include SacredGeometryWeb.com, and BirdTribes.net… which although needing to be brought up to date still contains some great information about one of the most important myths of our time, the Native American story of the Great Peacemaker. Narada and Pratima create multimedia shows around new physics, and new ancient history – inspired by the work of Nassim Haramein. You can find out more about that at aNewScienceOfEverytthing.com

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My album has not been for sale online for a while but I have at last fixed that 🙂 You can listen to sample tracks and order CDs or Mp3s at www.JewelsAndFlames.com ... Read MoreSee Less

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‘Bright is the vision, brightly woven from the light with words rightly spoken, bring the seeds of new life bring the seeds of the one tree, and plant them deep within the minds of all these sweet dreamers and weavers of light’ Beautiful...Thank YOU 💫💖💫

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My friend Jonathan Quintin makes the best introductory videos about sacred geometry. His insights into the numbers and forms is transmitted through the amazing star mandalas and toroidal flows he also brings through. It is very meditative so please take the time to enjoy properly. ... Read MoreSee Less

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Classic Nassim Haramein in the days when he was explaining the basic geometric origins of his physics theories. ... Read MoreSee Less

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If you are fascinated by the golden ratio, then don't miss this great introduction to phi ratio tiling of the plane and its relation to quasicrystals and higher dimensional patterns ... Read MoreSee Less

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https://facebook.com/455897177765387_2832504530104628This design was inspired by one of Firebirds poems called the Hurtling Stillness of the Light which you can find here https://sacredgeometryweb.com/birdsflicker
The background of this design is very wing-like fractals. Macaws and hummingbirds dart through the fractal forest. Available in mens and womens cut, short and long sleeve. #fractal

facebook.com/455897177765387_2832504530104628This design was inspired by one of Firebird's poems called 'the Hurtling Stillness of the Light' which you can find here sacredgeometryweb.com/birdsflicker
The background of this design is very wing-like fractals. Macaws and hummingbirds dart through the fractal forest. Available in men's and women's cut, short and long sleeve. #fractal
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I remember many years ago thinking that the ability to hear harmonics or sing them was something only exceptional musicians could achieve. I could not have been more wrong. We all hear and modulate harmonics when we speak. Vowel sounds are primarily patterns of harmonics. This video is the best demonstration of superb control of harmonics I have yet come across, and it also introduces an affordable software that makes the harmonics visual. It has inspired me to take up the art of harmonic singing again 🙂 ... Read MoreSee Less

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I have seen thousands of 3D fractals, and this is still one of my very favourites because of its incredible fantasy landscape. I see a strange monument at the intersection of well organised fields, with rows of trees as windbreaks, and enormous architectural structures in the distance. What strange human-like alien beings created this place?

I have seen thousands of 3D fractals, and this is still one of my very favourites because of its incredible fantasy landscape. I see a strange monument at the intersection of well organised fields, with rows of trees as windbreaks, and enormous architectural structures in the distance. What strange human-like alien beings created this place? ... Read MoreSee Less

4 years ago

I dont really have an excuse for posting this other than that I like the yin yang aspect of the being, its shadow, and the wall. ... Read MoreSee Less

4 years ago

This sacred geometry backpack is available here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/bags-and-cases/products/sacred-geometry-backpack-choose-color-2 . It comes in a large variety of background colors. Very cool.

This sacred geometry backpack is available here sacredgeometrical.com/collections/bags-and-cases/products/sacred-geometry-backpack-choose-color-2 . It comes in a large variety of background colors. Very cool. ... Read MoreSee Less

4 years ago

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These 3D fractals represent a new category of infinitely complex mathematical shapes generated by simple equations and repetitive processes. Sort of like the rest of reality? - This is the Mandelbox. Instead of zooming in we are watching the parameters being tweaked which changes at each moment the whole infinite structure. I particularly like the architectural and mechanistic look of the Mandelbox. ... Read MoreSee Less

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Someone called Roger Penrose a 'timelord', and he would make a good Dr Who. He gave us among other things 'Penrose tiles' that can cover a plane with a never totally repeating arrangement of strangely 5 sided patterns. Here in his ramblings I was please to hear his recent theory that the universe need not collapse in order to create the next 'big bang'. Rather... at the end of an infinite amount of time, when entropy has dispersed all the energy in the universe into one homogeneous infinitely sparse soup, there will no longer be any way to measure its size, and it will be functionally equivalent to the conditions before the last 'big bang'. Its a lovely concept and Im glad to hear someone talking about the 'relativity of size'! ... Read MoreSee Less

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The 6 petalled flower design made from circles has been found all across Europe and Asia for millennia. That 6 circles of the same size fit perfectly around a central one is a geometric fact that jumps out at anyone who starts playing with discs.  Have you ever contemplated the ramifications of this fact? They are enormous, and I believe the higher dimensional implications of this fact is the key to the full meaning of the Flower of Life. Learn more in the free to read online book at  www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com

The 6 petalled flower design made from circles has been found all across Europe and Asia for millennia. That 6 circles of the same size fit perfectly around a central one is a geometric fact that jumps out at anyone who starts playing with discs. Have you ever contemplated the ramifications of this fact? They are enormous, and I believe the higher dimensional implications of this fact is the key to the full meaning of the Flower of Life. Learn more in the free to read online book at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com ... Read MoreSee Less

4 years ago

This fractal paradise is one of my favourite clothing designs at https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/wings-of-fractal-paradise-womens-long-sleeve-tshirt - It was inspired by a poem of mine ~

STILLNESS OF THE LIGHT ~
Birds flicker in and out between the moments
Like words in the forest of the mind
Following trajectories of intention
Through the tangled branches of desire
Feathers flash through pools of brilliance
Catching beauty on wings of flight
Disappear .... Reappear ....
Glimpse the past and the future
In the hurtling stillness of the light.

This 'fractal paradise' is one of my favourite clothing designs at sacredgeometrical.com/products/wings-of-fractal-paradise-womens-long-sleeve-tshirt - It was inspired by a poem of mine ~

STILLNESS OF THE LIGHT ~
Birds flicker in and out between the moments
Like words in the forest of the mind
Following trajectories of intention
Through the tangled branches of desire
Feathers flash through pools of brilliance
Catching beauty on wings of flight
Disappear .... Reappear ....
Glimpse the past and the future
In the hurtling stillness of the light.
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The background of this design is very wing-like fractals. Macaws and hummingbirds dart through the fractal forest. Available in mens and womens cut, short and long sleeve.

The background of this design is very wing-like fractals. Macaws and hummingbirds dart through the fractal forest. Available in men's and women's cut, short and long sleeve. ... Read MoreSee Less

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Here is the full version a a very beautiful and funny movie about being a normal compassionate healthy human being in a crazy world. 'La Belle Verte', 'the Green Beautiful', is a movie that is good for the soul. Take the time to enjoy it slowly. - Okay... What did it do to you ... ? ... Read MoreSee Less

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From our higher dimensional geometry collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This is my Toroidal projection of the 5D Cube. Interestingly, the 2D form has appeared a crop circle. In higher dimensions the polarity between the 5 symmetry forms such as the icosa and dodecahedron, and the 4 or 6 symmetry forms such as the cube and tetrahedron, is at least partially transcended. After all... 5 dimensional forms by definition have a 5 symmetry of sorts built into them. The higher dimensional cubic form is probably the easiest one to begin to understand as we find 90 degree angles to be the easiest to visualize.   This 5D cube pendant is available in 3 different sizes here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/sacred-geometry-3d-printed-jewellery/products/5dhypercube-42mm-1

From our higher dimensional geometry collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This is my Toroidal projection of the 5D Cube. Interestingly, the 2D form has appeared a crop circle. In higher dimensions the polarity between the 5 symmetry forms such as the icosa and dodecahedron, and the 4 or 6 symmetry forms such as the cube and tetrahedron, is at least partially transcended. After all... 5 dimensional forms by definition have a 5 symmetry of sorts built into them. The higher dimensional cubic form is probably the easiest one to begin to understand as we find 90 degree angles to be the easiest to visualize. This 5D cube pendant is available in 3 different sizes here sacredgeometrical.com/collections/sacred-geometry-3d-printed-jewellery/products/5dhypercube-42mm-1 ... Read MoreSee Less

4 years ago

This is a beautiful animation showing how the cube, octahedron, and tetrahedron fit together. It is slightly shocking to me that so few people who are not geometers or mathematicians understand that these three shapes form one symmetry group that is responsible for most of the (non-living) molecular structure in the universe. Recent discoveries and research of 'quasicrystals' shows that although 'five symmetry' forms are mostly associated with living forms (that must constantly adapt to the material grid because they do not fit neatly into it), it is possible to create sable ordered materials with long range 5 fold structure. To even begin to understand that you need to fully grok these three forms first ! ... Read MoreSee Less

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Most likely this is the surface of a Mandelbox/Mandelbulb hybrid. 'The Little Prince' visits Burning Man ? Love the different textures of this planet... ... Read MoreSee Less

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Have you noticed there seems to be a connection between an interest in sacred geometry, and an interest in the forgotten (covered up?) history of humanity? I can think of at least 6 sacred geometry teachers who share these two interests. In fac, its hard to think of ones who dont!

Have you noticed there seems to be a connection between an interest in sacred geometry, and an interest in the forgotten (covered up?) history of humanity? I can think of at least 6 sacred geometry teachers who share these two interests. In fac, its hard to think of ones who don't! ... Read MoreSee Less

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Kenneth Snelson was a sculptor who came up with the idea of what Buckminster Fuller called tensegrity. He also explored other geometric ideas such as these geometries with spinning gears. Turning any gear will rotate them all. There are only certain forms that can do this as you need to never have 3 wheels meeting. I have created a similar thing using magnetic fields arranged in the same manner by arranging magnets in a 3D printed geometric form. You can check that out here www.shapeways.com/product/WZQ7H932Q/3d-metatron-s-cube-add-your-own-magnets ... Read MoreSee Less

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https://facebook.com/455897177765387_2832504530104628This design was inspired by one of Firebird's poems called 'the Hurtling Stillness of the Light' which you can find here https://sacredgeometryweb.com/birdsflicker
The background of this design is very wing-like fractals. Macaws and hummingbirds dart through the fractal forest. Available in men's and women's cut, short and long sleeve. #fractal
I have seen thousands of 3D fractals, and this is still one of my very favourites because of its incredible fantasy landscape. I see a strange monument at the intersection of well organised fields, with rows of trees as windbreaks, and enormous architectural structures in the distance. What strange human-like alien beings created this place?
This sacred geometry backpack is available here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/bags-and-cases/products/sacred-geometry-backpack-choose-color-2 . It comes in a large variety of background colors. Very cool.
The 6 petalled flower design made from circles has been found all across Europe and Asia for millennia. That 6 circles of the same size fit perfectly around a central one is a geometric fact that jumps out at anyone who starts playing with discs.  Have you ever contemplated the ramifications of this fact? They are enormous, and I believe the higher dimensional implications of this fact is the key to the full meaning of the Flower of Life. Learn more in the free to read online book at  www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
This 'fractal paradise' is one of my favourite clothing designs at https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/wings-of-fractal-paradise-womens-long-sleeve-tshirt - It was inspired by a poem of mine ~

STILLNESS OF THE LIGHT ~
Birds flicker in and out between the moments
Like words in the forest of the mind
Following trajectories of intention
Through the tangled branches of desire
Feathers flash through pools of brilliance
Catching beauty on wings of flight
Disappear .... Reappear ....
Glimpse the past and the future
In the hurtling stillness of the light.
The background of this design is very wing-like fractals. Macaws and hummingbirds dart through the fractal forest. Available in men's and women's cut, short and long sleeve.
From our higher dimensional geometry collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - This is my Toroidal projection of the 5D Cube. Interestingly, the 2D form has appeared a crop circle. In higher dimensions the polarity between the 5 symmetry forms such as the icosa and dodecahedron, and the 4 or 6 symmetry forms such as the cube and tetrahedron, is at least partially transcended. After all... 5 dimensional forms by definition have a 5 symmetry of sorts built into them. The higher dimensional cubic form is probably the easiest one to begin to understand as we find 90 degree angles to be the easiest to visualize.   This 5D cube pendant is available in 3 different sizes here https://sacredgeometrical.com/collections/sacred-geometry-3d-printed-jewellery/products/5dhypercube-42mm-1
Have you noticed there seems to be a connection between an interest in sacred geometry, and an interest in the forgotten (covered up?) history of humanity? I can think of at least 6 sacred geometry teachers who share these two interests. In fac, its hard to think of ones who don't!
Fractals are one of the most interesting new mathematical concepts of the last century. The idea of a self-similar but infinitely complex form that is created by simple repetitive processes had to wait for computer technology to be able to render its exquisite visualizations. It seems to be the solution to the question 'what sort of geometry does nature actually use to model messy things like clouds, waves, landscapes, etc?'   I like to think that the universe is an infinite dimensional fractal, and that all the phenomena within it are simply lower dimensional cross-sections with varying parameters. - - - Read the book for free at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
At the smallest levels it is relatively easy to see that the laws of geometry affect the formation of molecules. Even at the human scale we can see that the forms of creatures are highly geometric. Is there a geometric pattern to the energies and systems of the whole Earth? Or even of the whole cosmos? - This is a page from 'Understanding Sacred Geometry and the Flower of Life' which you can read for free online at www.UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com
Do you know what philosophers these days call 'the hard problem'? Of all the questions philosophers (and scientists, and mystics) have asked themselves throughout the millennia, what might they consider to be the most difficult thing to explain? Well... it's the nature of Consciousness... the subjective experiencer and the experience, and how qualitatively different they are from the phenomena and substance of external material reality.

I believe sacred geometry is a bridge betwixt and between the worlds. Shape's are the primordial language in which information becomes crystalized as meaning. Patterns are energetic structures, and energy is information.  Consciousness is the source of space and time.
From our collection at www.SacredGeometrical.com - the 64 tetrahedron grid is proposed by Nassim Haramein to be the optimal sized section of the infinite isotropic vector matrix. It is complex enough to contain octaves of all the simpler forms: the tetrahedron, octahedron, cuboctahedron, and star tetrahedron. It represents the perfect balance between expansive and contractive forces
An image from the book at http://UnderstandingSacredGeometry.com - - - I find it surprising that many people do not understand that whirreds are the whorls of the whirled. After all... in the beginning the whirred was spun into existence relative to its own understanding. It also surprised me (although I guess it should not have)  that in trying to explain sacred geometry I would of necessity need to explain consciousness and understanding as well. Plumbing the philosophical depths was not really what I had in mind... or was it... lol.
Nature loves to re-use the same basic patterns in new ways
I love this very entertaining 20 min movie. Watch it here https://sacredgeometryweb.com/whatisreality/  - - - It is the best explanation of how higher dimensional geometry relates to some cutting edge modern physics.  It contains some very funny and profound philosophical musings about reality. I guarantee if you give it some good attention it will blow your mind! This is what I believe the scientific side of sacred geometry is all about!
My friend Asaf at Zakay Glass with his totally gorgeous version of the 64 tetrahedron grid
This is a Hubble Space Telescope image of a nebulae known as the 'Jewel Box'. It is considered to be a star nursery where new stars are condensing out of the gas clouds. I find it curiously attractive, as though I am subliminally seeing a higher dimensional pattern in the arrangement of the stars! Does it do anything for you?
The flower of life background here has vector lines subtly added over the top that define the hexagonal shadow of the 3D vector equilibrium.  This is one of the main points of the Flower of Life design, that within it you can find the primary higher dimensional forms. On this design it is fairly subtle though. The warm colors and long sleeves make it a great winter shirt, but it is also available in other styles and colors.  It comes with an optional phoenix emblazoned front and back :-)  https://sacredgeometrical.com/products/the-flower-of-life-grid-and-the-phoenix-mans-ls-sj-t-shirt
Many have been introduced to the work of the Persian mystic poet Hafiz, and become devoted fans, because of the 'translations' of Daniel Ladinsky.  If you are one of these, you may not realise that you are as much (if not more) a fan of Ladinsky's work than of the work of Hafiz, as this writing below from Ladinsky explains, they are certainly not translations, but interpretations, versions, inspirations, transmitted across the centuries. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 
That Sounds Wonderful

 

Good poetry

Makes a beautiful naked woman

Materialize from

Words,

 

Who then says

With a sword precariously waving

In her hands,

 

If you look at my loins

I will cut off your head,

 

And reach down and grab your spirit

By its private parts,

 

And carry you off to heaven

Squealing in joy.

 

Hafiz says,

That sounds wonderful, just

Wonderful.

 

Someone please--start writing

Some great

Lines.

 

____________

 

Re the cocreation of these poems by Hafiz and Daniel Ladinsky ...

 

by Daniel Ladinsky

 

I thought I might step into the middle of a blurb/reader's review war that seems active, at times, around this book.

 

There is an essay I wrote and published in an earlier edition of the The Subject Tonight Is Love: Sixty Wild and Sweet Poems of Hafiz, VERSIONS by Daniel Ladinsky, that was called -- My Portrait of Hafiz, as that is what I feel my work with Hafiz really is, my unique portrait of him. A portrait based on my study of thousands of pages of stories and poems that are attributed to Hafiz. And this book The Gift was first offered to Penguin with the word VERSIONS on the cover rather than the word translations, for I have never claimed my work with Hafiz is a traditional -- scholarly -- translation, for how could it be for I do not know or speak Farsi (Persian) at all fluently, though at times I have worked with several translators who do know Farsi as their first language. Though once the book (The Gift) got to Penguin, that is into the hands and minds of the very literate, some there saw and knew -- as any good dictionary will tell you -- that a primary definition of the word translation is: A written or spoken rendering, an interpretation of the significance of a work in another language... And thus the word VERSIONS was changed to translations. Also, I feel that the deeper one gets into the study of Hafiz the less of a scholarly foundation there really is to have any intelligent debate about what he may or may not have actually said; thus all we truly have of Hafiz in ANY language is a VERSION. We unfortunately don't even know when Hafiz was actually born or when he died. No doubt there is the establishment's view of Hafiz, but I have never been one to fully trust a bunch of religious or cerebral conservatives. My great research into Hafiz has revealed, what I feel, is enough genuine DNA to reconstruct Hafiz if you will into a more astounding, brilliant man, into a more wild and vital life giving -- encompassing sun. I love these words that are attributed to Hafiz, I have found them so encouraging in trying to do justice to this world-treasured poet, those words are, No one could ever paint a too wonderful picture of my heart or God.

 

I feel there are saints in this world, and I feel I have walked with one for hundreds of miles in India, and on many occasions he would listen to me recite my renderings/versions of Hafiz, as a matter of fact this teacher choreographed my coming to work with the poems of Hafiz. And if this man had not sanctioned me in the most remarkable of ways -- not one single book of mine would ever have been published. Hafiz is not only one of Islam's greatest literary wonders, Hafiz is also one of history's most vital poet-seers. I feel I have shown the greatest of respect to his work. I have prayed hundreds of times for help to try and reveal something of Hafiz's soul & beauty.

 

Hafiz has no peer. Said Goethe. And Ralph Waldo Emerson stated, Hafiz is a poet for poets. I hope you find some REAL POETRY in some book of Hafiz, for then you will agree with Goethe and Emerson. Then, in that book, you will find a great teacher and lasting friend. And then ... you can be saved by a poem whenever you want. But remember, any verse that cannot flirt with the sublime and comfort you -- or lift the corners of your mouth with delightful humor -- has really nothing to do wtih HAFIZ. Anything mediocre about him is really fraud.

 

Thanks for your time here. I hope what I have written may help the review-war ebb. I hope this book aids all wars to realize the insanity of their being. With that in mind why not end with this verse I bet Hafiz might feel just fine in having his named pinned to by me.

 

I think this old great Persian Master and I once shared some bread together, and some magnificent wine he poured into me, that is still there and fermenting ... and caused all my words, vision, and (hopefully) sacred needed mischief. Millions have now come to hear his name through my work. This is profoundly humbling. Still though, I -- we -- should rise and dance.

 

I have come into this world to see this:

The sword drop from men's hands

even at the height of their arc of anger

because we have finally realized

there is just one flesh to wound and that

is His, The Christ's -- our Beloved's.

 

 

From my Hafiz chapter, in my Penguin anthology, Love Poems from God.

By Daniel Ladinsky
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