Name	Shape of the faces	Number of faces	Element (in Plato)
Tetrahedron	Equilateral triangles	4 faces	Fire
Hexahedron (Cube)	Squares	6 faces	Earth
Octahedron	Equilateral triangles	8 faces	Air
Icosahedron	Equilateral triangles	20 faces	Water
Dodecahedron	Regular pentagons	12 faces	Ether / Cosmos

 

- In lithotherapy / energy work: 

👉 Tip: place them around you during meditation, on an altar, or hold one in your hand as needed.

"Choose a solid according to the emotion or state sought"...

Hold it in your hand or place it in front of you. Focus on its shape, its symmetry. Visualize its energy spreading within you.

- In sacred geometry:

The 5 solids are seen as the building blocks of the universe. By using them together:

Arrange them in a circle or 5-pointed star on an altar.

Use them for crystal grids or energy realignment rituals.

Activate them with an intention or a mantra.

- Simple exercise: 

"Element Balancing Ritual" (Duration: 10-15 min)

Arrange the solids in a circle around you. Sit in the center, close your eyes.

Visualize each element: fire, earth, air, water, ether.

Hold each solid one by one in your hands, breathing deeply. Finish by holding the dodecahedron and formulating an intention or prayer.

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11. Star of Sirius, 12 points:

Symbolism: The 12 points symbolize harmony, cosmic balance, the 12 chakras, or the 12 sacred rays.

The star evokes the energy of Sirius, said to elevate consciousness and awaken ancient wisdom.

🧘♀️ Energetic virtues

The virtues vary slightly depending on the stone used, but in general, the 12-pointed star of Sirius is reputed for:

Spiritual elevation

Promotes connection with higher planes and spiritual guides. Activates the upper chakras, notably the crown chakra and the soul star chakra.

Energetic purification

Cleanses energy fields. Dissipates stagnant or negative energies in a room or on a person.

Harmonization

Rebalances the chakras. Promotes alignment of body-mind-soul.

Activation of star codes

Serves as a "vibrational key" to activate galactic or karmic memories related to Sirius. Can be used for stellar or akashic meditations.

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12. Merkabah, 8-pointed star:

In Hebrew, "Merkabah" means "chariot" or "vehicle." Literally: "celestial chariot" or vehicle of light.

Shape: Two interlocking tetrahedrons (triangular-based pyramids) in 3D, forming a tetrahedral star. Symbol of union between masculine (ascending) and feminine (descending) energies. Represents the fusion of body–mind–soul and the connection between heaven and earth.

Spiritual and energetic virtues:

1. Activation of the light body

The Merkabah is seen as a multidimensional vehicle that allows travel between planes of consciousness.

It activates the energy field around the body, facilitating spiritual ascension and akashic exploration.

2. Powerful Protection

It creates a high-frequency energy field around oneself. Acts as an energy shield against entities, low energies, or external influences.

3. Balance and Alignment

Harmonizes polarities (yin/yang, left/right, mind/heart). Realigns the chakras and stabilizes the auric field.

4. Connection to Higher Plans

Helps to connect with guides, ascended masters, or stellar intelligences. Serves as a bridge for quantum meditation, multidimensional healing, and astral travel.

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13. Pyramid:

Sacred geometric shape inspired by the pyramids of Egypt. The square base represents matter and grounding, while the top points to the sky, consciousness, spirit. It concentrates and directs energy upwards (or towards a targeted point).

1. Energy Amplification

The pyramidal shape captures, concentrates, and amplifies energy. It acts as a vibrational antenna, ideal for recharging stones or energizing a space.

2. Purification

Purifies the environment or objects (stones, water, food, etc.). Some people place crystals or water inside to energetically cleanse them.

3. Protection

Creates a harmonious vibrational field. Repels or neutralizes negative energies.

4. Spiritual Awakening

Stimulates meditation, intuition, connection to subtle planes. Affects the higher chakras (third eye, crown) if used for this purpose.

5. Grounding and Balance

The square base symbolizes stability, grounding, the four elements. Allows for a body-mind alignment.

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14. Vogel Crystal:

This is a quartz crystal (most often) cut with very precise sacred geometry, according to the research of Dr. Marcel Vogel, a researcher at IBM and spiritualist.

Manufacturing principles: Cut between 12 and 33 facets (most common: 12, 13, 24).

One end is rounded (reception) and the other is pointed (emission). Aligned on the natural growth axis of the crystal. Designed to concentrate, program, and direct energy with great precision.

Virtues of Vogel Crystals

1. Amplification and Concentration of Energy

Works like an energy laser: energy enters through the rounded end and exits concentrated through the tip. Allows for very targeted work on blockages or chakras.

2. Energy Healing

Used to extract stagnant or negative energies from the energy body. Can be used for cellular reprogramming, related to the intention of healing.

3. Cleaning and Harmonizing the Chakras

Each facet can correspond to a chakra (e.g., 12 facets → 7 main + secondary chakras). It realigns, balances, and activates the energy centers.

4. Crystal Programming

Thanks to its structure, the Vogel crystal can be charged with an intention. Very useful for affirmations, manifestation, or karmic work.

5. Spiritual connection and channeling

Tool for connecting to guides, higher planes, and akashic records. Some use it for shamanic, stellar, or quantum healing practices.

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15. Seal of Solomon:

Shape: Two interlocking equilateral triangles, forming a six-pointed star (hexagram).

In some esoteric traditions, there are also magical seals attributed to King Solomon (grimoire, Key of Solomon), each having a specific function (protection, wealth, love, etc.).

Virtues:

1. Balance of polarities

Triangle pointing up = fire, spirit, masculine, sky. Triangle pointing down = water, matter, feminine, earth.

The union of the two = universal harmony, balance of body-mind-soul.

2. Powerful protection

Used as a talisman of protection against negative energies or entities. Very common in magical practices, as an energetic shield.

3. Divine connection

Symbol of spiritual ascension and the embodiment of divinity in matter. Used in Kabbalistic rites for prayer, meditation, and elevation.

4. Key of opening

Gateway to subtle planes, light entities, or ancient wisdom. In meditation, it helps activate the third eye and the crown chakra.

 

The seals of Solomon in ritual magic (grimoire)

In tradition, particularly in the Key of Solomon, there are dozens of specific seals each related to:

These seals are often engraved on parchment, metal, or stone and activated by specific rituals.

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🔷 Part III

🗂️ 16 - Summary table of types of divination 

Type of divination	Description	Tools / Supports	Origin / Tradition
Cartomancy	Reading and interpreting cards to obtain guidance or predict the future	Tarots, Oracle cards, playing cards	Western world, Ancient Egypt, Medieval Europe
Astrology	Study of the positions and movements of celestial bodies to understand destiny and character	Astrological themes, sky maps, specialized software	Mesopotamia, India, Ancient Greece
Numerology	Analysis of numbers and their influence on life and personality	Calculations of birth dates, letters of name, numerological grids	Egypt, China, Europe
Chiromancy / Palm reading	Interpretation of the lines, shapes, and mounts of the hand to know character and future	Palm of the hand	India, China, Europe
Runes	Reading the symbols engraved on stones or wood for spiritual guidance	Stones or wood engraved with runes	Scandinavia, Germanic peoples
Pendulum / Dowsing	Use of a pendulum or instrument to detect answers or energies	Pendulum, dowsing rod	Europe, mystical cultures
Divination by crystals	Reading the messages and vibrations of stones for guidance	Crystals, semi-precious stones	Egypt, Greece, modern traditions
I Ching / Yi Jing	Consultation of the Book of Changes for guidance and predictions	50 or 64 hexagrams, coins or sticks of yarrow	Ancient China
Divination by dreams	Analysis of symbols and messages from dreams	Dream journal, symbolic interpretation	Worldwide, shamanic cultures
Divination by tea leaves / cup	Reading the patterns left by the leaves in the cup after brewing	Tea cup, tea leaves	China, Middle East, Europe
Scrying / Crystalomancy	Vision or interpretation of symbols in a reflective or transparent surface	Crystal ball, mirror, water, polished surface	Medieval Europe, shamanic traditions
Divination by incense / smoke	Observation of the direction, shape, and movement of smoke for interpretation	Incense, charcoal, resins	India, Egypt, shamanic cultures
Natural oracles / Divination by nature	Reading signs in nature, birds, wind, foliage	Direct observation, stones, shells	Shamanic, Native American traditions

 

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🌏 17 - Summary table

The Great Spiritualities of the World

 

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