How the World Is Made: The Story of Creation according to Sacred Geometry
"Readers interested in sacred geometry or in Michell's eclectic body of writings will likely be attracted to this book. . . . may also want to recommend it to those studying numerology." (Janine DePaulo, New Age Retailer, Holiday 2009)"Those willing to follow along on this enchanted path will find themselves filled with wonder, and a new way of seeing the world." (Robert Simmons, The Metaphysical Buyers Guide, Holiday 2009)"This is a delightful book: clear, witty, beautiful, and illuminating. It is well worth buying for yourself--and for your friends." (Rupert Sheldrake, a biologist and author of  A New Science of Life, The Spectator, Jan 2010)". . . a beautifully illustrated geometry primer with philosophical commentary. . . . Michell's finest prose--cool, succinct, and rational . . . a time-capsule of ancient wisdom that will eventually find it's way to those ready to receive it. . . . attractive and accessible . . . eventually some future Pythagoras will pick it up and gasp in wonder . . ." (Steve Marshall, Fortean Times, Dec 2009)" . . . a ravishing book. . . . John [Michell] was the most contented man I ever knew, and a wise philosopher to boot . . ." (Candida Lycett Green, Country Life, Nov 2009)". . . looks at how these patterns underlie our whole world since ancient times. . . . a fascinating book." (Prediction Magazine online, Dec 2009)"His [John Michell] approach serves both as a reconnection with the sacred and as a corrective to the present state of alienation throughout the world." (Richard D. Wright, New Age Retailer, October 2010)“. . . a brilliant way to introduce the mathematically inclined youth to Sacred Geometry.” (EarthRites.org, May 2011)