"Utchad Eye"

The ancient Egyptians held a profound knowledge of human anatomy, and they encoded that wisdom within their sacred art. This symbol, known as the Utchad Eye, or the Eye of Horus, also called the All-Seeing Eye of God, is in truth a rendering of the pineal gland, long revered as the seat of intuition, our third eye, the seventh chakra. Blossoming behind it, luminous mandalas unfurl like visions rising from the awakened eye, the inner cosmos revealed when the pineal gland opens and perception turns radiant and boundless.

Above, Native American symbols keep watch over the waters of the Nile that flow behind, joining the wisdom of the Americas to that of ancient Egypt. For it has been revealed that the pyramids of Mexico and Central America share a sacred technology with the pyramids of Egypt, two great civilizations separated by oceans, yet building from the same divine blueprint and charting the same map of the human spirit.

Woven in through artistic license is a Central American icon of the Birthing Goddess, the feminine principle governed by the left side of the brain, so that many great traditions converge within a single, all-seeing eye.