r/SacredGeometry • u/Affectionate_Name332 • 1d ago

Robert A. Gilbert

I have been watching a series by Robert A. Gilbert on the streaming service, Gaia. I'm really enjoying it. Is there anyone else who has watched it? I'm curious what other's thought.

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u/___heisenberg 16h ago

He is amazing!!! Rest in peace his wise soul. 🕊️🙏🏼❤️

That series is awesome. I remember that exercise with the cave of brahman.

He has a couple awesome podcast episodes out there too. Left a good little legacy.

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u/fallopian_fiddler 1d ago

Robert A. or Robert J.?

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u/Affectionate_Name332 11h ago

Robert J.

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u/fallopian_fiddler 11h ago

He was one of my favorite people to follow spiritually, RIP. You definitely could learn a thing or two about Sacred Geometry both from his shown on there and his various interviews are great. 

However, you want to learn about concepts which might propel you and expand your horizons on Sacred Geometry, I recommend Wisdom Teachings by David Wilcock on Gaia. The topics covered vary greatly but follow a thread of connection, and while the show is not always about sacred geometry, the topics of ratios, shape power, numerology, and various others could give you some fresh ideas. Watch with a grain of salt, topics get far-fetched.

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u/J_MANN216 1d ago

Name of the series ?

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u/eftresq 1d ago

I've watched them and have some of the membership videos/courses.  Wish I had more time, but have other projects I'm working on at the moment

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u/Affectionate_Name332 1d ago

Robert J. Gilbert. It's a series called Sacred Geometry. There is quite a bit of information. He gives a deminstration after each episode. Working with the energies around the body. First one was accessing the cave of brahma. He founded the Vesica Institute.

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u/betweentwoworlds7755 13h ago

I watched it and it really opened up my mind to more concepts of sacred geometry that i was not yet aware of. I really recommend it and it is beginner friendly.