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City of Revelation: The New Jerusalem & Divine Geometry

The City of Revelation refers to the New Jerusalem, described in the Book of Revelation (Revelation 21:16-17) as a divine city descending from the heavens.
• It is often depicted as a cube (sacred cubit measurements), but some interpretations suggest it is actually a higher-dimensional dodecahedral structure.
• The dimensions given in Revelation (12,000 stadia per side) suggest geometric perfection and resonance with the Golden Ratio, which governs dodecahedral forms.
• Some esoteric traditions believe that the New Jerusalem is a Merkabbah structure—a light vehicle enabling ascension into higher dimensions.

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City of Revelation: The New Jerusalem & Divine Geometry

The City of Revelation refers to the New Jerusalem, described in the Book of Revelation (Revelation 21:16-17) as a divine city descending from the heavens.
• It is often depicted as a cube (sacred cubit measurements), but some interpretations suggest it is actually a higher-dimensional dodecahedral structure.
• The dimensions given in Revelation (12,000 stadia per side) suggest geometric perfection and resonance with the Golden Ratio, which governs dodecahedral forms.
• Some esoteric traditions believe that the New Jerusalem is a Merkabbah structure—a light vehicle enabling ascension into higher dimensions.

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