How has geometry shaped philosophical and spiritual thought throughout history? This book explores the origins of geometry, tracing its roots to ancient civilizations like Egypt and Babylon where it was used not only for practical purposes such as land surveying but also imbued with symbolic and spiritual significance. It examines the contributions of Greek philosophers like Euclid and Pythagoras, who believed that geometric principles could explain natural phenomena and were integral to understanding the cosmos. The narrative delves into how geometry has influenced architectural design in sacred structures and its role in the artwork and symbolism of various religious traditions. By revealing the profound connections between geometry and spirituality, the book provides insights into the discipline's impact on human thought and culture.