Metatron's Cube T-Shirt

It's time to pry open your third eye and let some information in, but, of course, please remember to question my authority and think for yourself while you read what follows: Internalize the Architect, and allow it to create the divine being you CAN be! Thought of as a blueprint for God's creation, Metatron's Cube is a geometric pattern that was held sacred in ancient times for its spiritual symbolism. It is formed by 13 circles, all connected to each other by lines likened to ligaments of a skeleton. They are all connected by lines, because they are all connected by a common purpose. The lines also intersect to create two stars of David, one bigger, and one smaller within, but I don't have enough room to fully explain their significance here. I will say only that they relate to the idea of the Archangel Metatron being the Lesser YHWH. Incidentally, Metatron is a forerunner of Jesus, and is identified with two other forerunners of Christ, 1. the Egyptian deity known as Thoth, and 2. Hermes Trismegistus, the cornerstone of Hermeticism (the occult). But let's get back to the 13 circles of Metatron's Cube. Corresponding to the 12 months of the year, and the 12 signs of the zodiac, 12 of the circles alone would symbolize, 1. the "whole" body of humanity without God (consider the idea of 12 tribes making up a people, and think of humanity as the people of Earth), 2. a group of 12 people without God (consider the 12 apostles of Christ), 3. the "whole" body of a single human without God, and 4. a single human mind without the divine purpose (God). That being said, the 12 chaotic circles of your mind must be ordered by the 13th circle of divine purpose to create a divine mind, a perfect mental image of your ideal self (God) that would exist within you as a divine skeleton for you to flesh out with your actions, an ideal for you to actualize through a process called "Self-actualization". Envision your ideal self, then... become it! This item, by Eye3Visions, features Metatron's Cube presented as if seen through a window to a higher/holy reality! PS: Your ideal self is the version of you that lived an entire life without ever doing anything selfish, and without ever doing anything selfless. Selfish actions render you a victimizer, while selfless actions render you a victim. To truly sacrifice, you must walk the middle path of unselfishness between the two extremes. Moderation is the way to metaphorical immortality.