Original sentence: A contemporary usage of the term sacred geometry describes New Age and occult assertions of a mathematical order to the intrinsic nature of the universe.Believers in sacred geometry also see religious and spiritual significance in crop circles and in ancient architecture, such as the Great Pyramid and Stonehenge.Flower of Life facilitor Simon Prone describes sacred geometry as "meditation for the logical side of our brain".Scientists see the same geometric and mathematical patterns arise directly from scientific prinicples.Some of the most important traditional geometric forms ascribed to sacred geometry include the sine wave, the sphere, the vesica piscis, the 5 platonic solids, the torus (donut), the golden spiral, the tesseract (4 dimensional cube), and the merkaba (2 oppositely oriented and interpenetrating tetrahedrons).The MERU Foundation focuses on geometric properties of the Hebrew alphabet and geometric metaphors in the Bible based on the writings of Stanley Tenen.These teachings focus primarily on the Flower of Life, the merkaba, and Metatron's Cube as a spiritual allegories
Edited sentence: Common subjects include:.FOL facilitor Simon Prone describes sacred geometry as "meditation for the logical side of our brain".Modern New Age and occult movements use the term sacred geometry to refer to the religious and spiritual use of geometry and ratio.The MERU Foundation focuses on geometric properties of the Hebrew alphabet and geometric metaphors in the Bible discovered by Stanley Tenen.These teachings focus primarily on the Flower of Life, the merkaba and Metatron's Cube as a spiritual allegories.metaphorical meaning of geometric concepts such as Platonic Solids, the Golden Ratio, the 'star tedrahedron.the alleged religious underpinnings of crop circles and ancient architecture such as the Great Pyramid and Stonehenge