From a single point to Metatron’s Cube
Four live sessions with Dr. Be on Zoom, and between them an app where you draw, play and practise at your own pace. Draw the patterns behind nature, art and science with your own hand.
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What is The Blueprint
Geometry is not decoration. It is the deep structure of reality — woven into atoms, galaxies, living cells, music, and consciousness itself.
The Blueprint takes you on a hand-drawn journey from the simplest point in space to Metatron’s Cube — the geometric foundation everything else builds on, as understood by ancient philosophers and confirmed by modern science. (Want to go further into three dimensions afterward? That's the Platonic Solids course.)
Four live sessions. A whole new way of seeing. In each session we reveal the key moment together. Then the app takes you deeper, with guided drawings, short videos and practice you can do in your own time. No prior knowledge needed. Just curiosity, a compass and an open mind.
Construct each form by hand — the way Da Vinci did. Drawing activates understanding that reading cannot.
Every shape is explored through multiple lenses — mathematics, biology, physics, art, and cosmology.
Meditation, movement, and reflection woven into each session. This is knowledge you feel, not just understand.
One live session a week, fully recorded. The app holds the guided drawings and lessons, so you can draw at your own pace and catch up whenever life gets in the way.
What you get
Sundays on Zoom, 90 minutes each. You draw together with Dr. Be and ask your questions as you go.
Missed a Sunday or want to draw it again? The recording waits for you in the app.
Between the sessions: guided compass drawings, short lessons, questions and your homework. On your phone, tablet or computer.
A compass, a pencil and paper. Step by step you draw from the first circle to the Flower of Life and Metatron’s Cube.
Live on Zoom
Each session builds on the last. Together they form one journey, from the first point to Metatron’s Cube.
Not sure yet? Draw your first circles with Dr. Be, live and free, a week before the course begins.
Between the sessions
After each live session its world opens in the app: the recording, guided drawings with a compass on screen, short questions and your homework. Your progress is kept, on every device.
Step 1
Short missions, one hexagon each. You see at a glance what you have done and what comes next.
Step 2
Place the compass, draw the circle, find the next point. The app guides each construction step by step, the way you draw on paper.
Step 3
Your homework: draw it on paper with your own compass, take a photo, and keep it with your notes.
Investment
Minimum 3 students to confirm the course.
Who is this for
Sound healers, yoga teachers, energy workers — give your practice a rigorous geometric foundation.
You sense that mainstream science is missing something. Here is the framework that fills the gap.
Musicians, architects, designers — understand the proportional laws already living in your work.
You are asking the big questions. Geometry is not the answer — it is the most precise way to ask.
Your Guide
A molecular biologist turned geometry teacher, Dr. Be has spent over a decade bridging the worlds of science, art, and consciousness through the language of sacred geometry.
Co-founder of In2Infinity alongside geometric theorist Colin Power, she is the translator — the educator who makes rigorous mathematical theory tangible, drawable, and alive.
She has taught workshops and retreats worldwide to hundreds of students — healers, scientists, artists, engineers, mathematicians — all united by the feeling that something crucial was missing from their map of reality.
The Blueprint is the distillation of ten years of teaching. It is her most essential offering.
What people say
“I was MIND BLOWN. I could suddenly connect the dots between subjects that always fascinated me — art, music, science, yoga, and nature. Since then, I use geometry for planning my days, drawing my art, and organising my mind. Everything has a divine order.”
“As a scientist I really enjoyed reconnecting with this in a very different and original way — far from old teaching methodology, much more interactive and enjoyable. Mixing scientific knowledge with hands-on practice, short meditations and useful applications makes everything so much more memorable.”
“What I realised was that sacred geometry is not so much about knowledge as it is about contemplation. It is knowledge that has to be realised through living it.”
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