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Back To a Future for Mankind: BioGeometry
This first-ever published collection of writings by Dr. Ibrahim Karim reflects the holistic essence of his worldview. Dr Karim is the founder of the Science of BioGeometry in the early 1970s. BioGeometry is the science that uses shapes, colors, motion and sound to induce harmony into the subtle energy qualities of the environment. At the core of this harmony is a subtle energy quality found in the transcendental centers of the forming process of nature and is the main quality in sacred power spots of humanity that give a spiritual dimension to the timeless monuments erected since the dawn of humanity. With his experience as an architect and a scientist Dr. Karim has synergized aspects of Pythagorean Harmonics, Subtle energy sciences, Radiesthesia, Geobiology, Building Biology, Sacred Architecture & modern wave theories to produce a new Physics of Quality from which the science of BioGeometry emerged. *BioGeometry bridges science and spirituality to produce a natural harmony into the environment. *BioGeometry provides a viable solution in transforming the quality of the effect that electromagnetic radiation has on living systems. Successful projects in Switzerland in collaboration & acknowledgment of Swiss authorities prove its efficiency to take our modern science into the future. *BioGeometry provides new solutions to Earth Radiation, which is a serious health hazard if not acknowledged in the location and design of our buildings. * A new energy-quality-based analysis of the Great Pyramid in Giza, reveals new knowledge on the foremost of the wonders of the world and on the essence of the great Ancient Egyptian civilization.
344 pages, Paperback
First published May 5, 2010
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May 31, 2013
powerful science that must be applied every where . the history behind that science is truly amazing , you should indeed read it and live it .
February 9, 2015
The author Ibrahim Karim has continued, amplified and expanded on certain aspects of ancient Egyptian teachings relating to how this world works, and also the manner in which higher dimensions interface with our own three dimensional universe.
Essentially, he requires us to think in reverse, rather like the image of two faces in profile, which if we look at them differently, we may see the outline of a glass between them. Another example is the castellation found on the tops of castles etc. As well as seeing the crenellation as part of the top of the building, we should also see how the sky interfaces with the top of the structure.
The book is also important in several other ways. For example, we can never go back to those relatively unpolluted days in ancient times mentioned above, so Karim offers techniques (and products) that can help our present civilization overcome the hazards of those electromagnetic energies in our environment that are slowly killing us off.
This work helped to fill in some pretty large gaps in my knowledge, and indeed for me, now occupies a very high place in my studies, having set off many other interesting avenues of exploration.
Well worth reading from several points of view.
Essentially, he requires us to think in reverse, rather like the image of two faces in profile, which if we look at them differently, we may see the outline of a glass between them. Another example is the castellation found on the tops of castles etc. As well as seeing the crenellation as part of the top of the building, we should also see how the sky interfaces with the top of the structure.
The book is also important in several other ways. For example, we can never go back to those relatively unpolluted days in ancient times mentioned above, so Karim offers techniques (and products) that can help our present civilization overcome the hazards of those electromagnetic energies in our environment that are slowly killing us off.
This work helped to fill in some pretty large gaps in my knowledge, and indeed for me, now occupies a very high place in my studies, having set off many other interesting avenues of exploration.
Well worth reading from several points of view.
August 16, 2013
HIGHLY RECOMMEND this book. Dr. Karim introduces us to how ancient principles can be applied scientifically in architecture and design among other fields so that life supporting energy is created to help counteract the effects of electromagnetic fields from cell towers, microwaves etc. This book is very insightful and there is a wealth of treasurable knowledge to be found throughout the entire book.
July 8, 2013
This book costs about twice as much as it is worth and I would love to see the sales numbers on it. It's a pretty good bet it won't make the NYT bestseller's list. And while there may be validity to the "ancient wisdom" implied to be in the possession of the author, he sure is real cagey about revealing it in a practical or useful manner. After reading it I feel as if most of it is one long advertisement for his very expensive products available on his numerous websites. Also, it is written in an extremely pro-Islamic fashion that hurts his credibility. For instance, I do not believe that Mecca is the world's oldest sacred site. Sorry Mr. Karim, bit it is just a little too slick for me.
August 23, 2024
Back to a Future for Mankind: BioGeometry by Ibrahim Karim is an exploration of the innovative field of BioGeometry, a science that seeks to balance environmental energies to enhance the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of individuals and communities. Karim, the founder of BioGeometry, introduces readers to the principles and applications of this discipline, emphasizing its potential to transform various aspects of life, from health to architecture.
The book delves into the core concepts of BioGeometry, explaining how the interaction of shapes, angles, and design can influence energy fields. Karim argues that modern technology and urban environments disrupt natural energy balances, leading to various health and environmental issues. BioGeometry, as presented in the book, offers solutions by restoring these balances through design and architecture that harmonize with the natural world.
Karim provides a detailed account of the development of BioGeometry, its scientific underpinnings, and its applications in real-world scenarios. He shares case studies where BioGeometry has been successfully implemented, such as in environmental projects, healthcare, and even personal wellness. The book also touches on the spiritual aspects of BioGeometry, connecting the science to ancient wisdom and holistic practices.
One of the strengths of the book is Karim's ability to explain complex scientific and metaphysical concepts in an accessible manner. He combines a deep understanding of traditional sciences with a holistic approach to energy and spirituality. The book is well-structured, guiding readers through the basics of BioGeometry before diving into its more advanced applications and theoretical aspects.
However, some readers might find the concepts presented in the book challenging, particularly those with a more traditional scientific background. The integration of spiritual and metaphysical elements with scientific theory may be seen as controversial or speculative by skeptics. Nonetheless, for those open to alternative approaches to science and health, Karim's work offers a thought-provoking and potentially transformative perspective.
Conclusion: Back to a Future for Mankind: BioGeometry is a compelling read for anyone interested in holistic health, environmental design, and the intersection of science and spirituality. Ibrahim Karim presents a unique worldview that challenges conventional thinking and offers innovative solutions to some of the modern world’s most pressing problems. Whether approached with curiosity or skepticism, the book is sure to stimulate thoughtful discussion and reflection.
The book delves into the core concepts of BioGeometry, explaining how the interaction of shapes, angles, and design can influence energy fields. Karim argues that modern technology and urban environments disrupt natural energy balances, leading to various health and environmental issues. BioGeometry, as presented in the book, offers solutions by restoring these balances through design and architecture that harmonize with the natural world.
Karim provides a detailed account of the development of BioGeometry, its scientific underpinnings, and its applications in real-world scenarios. He shares case studies where BioGeometry has been successfully implemented, such as in environmental projects, healthcare, and even personal wellness. The book also touches on the spiritual aspects of BioGeometry, connecting the science to ancient wisdom and holistic practices.
One of the strengths of the book is Karim's ability to explain complex scientific and metaphysical concepts in an accessible manner. He combines a deep understanding of traditional sciences with a holistic approach to energy and spirituality. The book is well-structured, guiding readers through the basics of BioGeometry before diving into its more advanced applications and theoretical aspects.
However, some readers might find the concepts presented in the book challenging, particularly those with a more traditional scientific background. The integration of spiritual and metaphysical elements with scientific theory may be seen as controversial or speculative by skeptics. Nonetheless, for those open to alternative approaches to science and health, Karim's work offers a thought-provoking and potentially transformative perspective.
Conclusion: Back to a Future for Mankind: BioGeometry is a compelling read for anyone interested in holistic health, environmental design, and the intersection of science and spirituality. Ibrahim Karim presents a unique worldview that challenges conventional thinking and offers innovative solutions to some of the modern world’s most pressing problems. Whether approached with curiosity or skepticism, the book is sure to stimulate thoughtful discussion and reflection.
January 20, 2023
A Fascinating Book
This is a fascinating book that will really make you think about electronics, electricity and the impact on the environment, both locally and in general. Really intriguing is the use of sacred geometry shapes for the reduction and elimination of electrosmog. A few subtle changes can have a massive impact through a skilled architect with knowledge of such things.
While I don't necessarily agree with the author that the world is doomed if this solution remains unimplemented, as I've read these prophecies of doom in similar well meaning books, it does provide food for thought, and I'm sure a marked improvement once implemented.
The many references to the author's intellectual property rights also seemed a bit tedious and out of place at times concerning various words and shapes, especially in the glossary.
Regardless, this is a fascinating book where I found myself highlighting nearly every passage. It also has a certain energetic quality that is transmitted while reading, similar yet unique from spiritual texts.
Highly recommended for those with an interest in sacred geometry, metaphysics, energetics and similar subjects.
This is a fascinating book that will really make you think about electronics, electricity and the impact on the environment, both locally and in general. Really intriguing is the use of sacred geometry shapes for the reduction and elimination of electrosmog. A few subtle changes can have a massive impact through a skilled architect with knowledge of such things.
While I don't necessarily agree with the author that the world is doomed if this solution remains unimplemented, as I've read these prophecies of doom in similar well meaning books, it does provide food for thought, and I'm sure a marked improvement once implemented.
The many references to the author's intellectual property rights also seemed a bit tedious and out of place at times concerning various words and shapes, especially in the glossary.
Regardless, this is a fascinating book where I found myself highlighting nearly every passage. It also has a certain energetic quality that is transmitted while reading, similar yet unique from spiritual texts.
Highly recommended for those with an interest in sacred geometry, metaphysics, energetics and similar subjects.
May 4, 2021
Outstanding - explains so much that was known in ancient traditions and is only now being taught to those willing to put in the work to understand how we can create sacred power spots as well as shield ourselves from detrimental energies such as EMFs. Who know there was magic in angles, proportions, numbers, colors, positions, orientations, shapes, etc., and ways to empirically test for ourselves what is beneficial and malevolent - explains architecture, medical radiesthesia, physical radiesthesia, sacred geometry, 7 planes of nature, earth energy lines, and more. We are blessed Dr. Karim has chosen to share this sacred and proprietary information.
January 3, 2022
This book was a Christmas present from my uncle. Before reading, he told me it would be the strangest, most mind-blowing book I have ever read and it many ways it did not disappoint. It is a discussion of reconnecting with the natural energy of the universe that we have lost in the modern issues of “electro smog”. To me, the most interesting part was an elaboration on the Carl Jung theory of how brain usage has evolved over time. We use our right brain for spiritual and connectivity purposes and our left brain for analytical purposes.
October 2, 2023
I read Dr. Ibrahim Karim's latest book first [Hidden Reality: The BioGeometry Physics of Quality|75658909] in which there are two more volumes to be released at a future date, and I have to say that [Back to a Future for Mankind, BioGeometry|11925278] is a more palatable read as an introductory book into the world of BioGeometry...I found all of Dr. Ibrahim Karim's books including the one just stated were ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT reads...
November 6, 2024
A dense read that took a while to finish and even longer to absorb, but a fascinating subject. Dr. Karim's depth of knowledge is impressive and his personal stories are charming. This book covers a lot of ground, but it doesn't go particularly deep into the practical aspects of BioGeometry. If you're interested in going deeper, I find Robert J. Gilbert and Vesica Institute's resources to be extra manageable to comprehend.
July 31, 2022
Click link below to hear a great show with Doreya Karim, BBEC., Managing Director of BioGeometry Energy Systems Ltd #electrosmog #ADD #ADHD #Harmony #SmilingCows #Agriculture
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https://www.talktomeguy.com/s6e290
September 14, 2023
Fascinating Discussion
I was amazed at how much knowledge our ancient forebears had. How detailed their planning of cities was. The connections and causes that. Create power sources. In total they seemed to understand far more than we do today.
I was amazed at how much knowledge our ancient forebears had. How detailed their planning of cities was. The connections and causes that. Create power sources. In total they seemed to understand far more than we do today.
May 14, 2024
Mind blowing!
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October 6, 2024Read for class
June 30, 2025
Sorry, I wasnt in the mood forvthis book. I leave till another day.
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March 18, 2024
I found BioGeometry through my own spiritual journey and the realization of our modern ignorance in the quality of life we have produced for humanity in the way we have approached progress through technology. I have always believed, however, that there is a way to harmonize and “humanize” as Dr Karim says in the book to bring balance and vitality back to the earth system.
I believe accessing the the wisdom of the ancients through BioGeometry is a key component to achieving this harmony and true progress for our future.
I believe accessing the the wisdom of the ancients through BioGeometry is a key component to achieving this harmony and true progress for our future.
October 26, 2020
Excellent book on the background and history of biogeometry
I do wish the book was longer, I feel like this was only a taste of Dr. Karim's insights on balancing energies and healing the planet.
I do wish the book was longer, I feel like this was only a taste of Dr. Karim's insights on balancing energies and healing the planet.
March 30, 2014
Read and reread snd still discovering more
Want to read
October 15, 2015guys, good morning, do u know a link to download this book ?????
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