A symbol of life
The most amazing thing is thatit is found in the geometry of human DNA. Indeed, recent photos have been taken of the cross section of human DNA with a scanning electron microscope
Like a cell division, the circles multiply and the form unfolds. The Flower of Life symbolizes both creation and growth, both of which are found naturally in nature and in man.
The circle that often surrounds the Flower of Life can easily bring to mind the protective layer of an oocyte. In this case, it could represent life expressed through a body, limited by this material envelope. Without its circle, the figure symbolizes life itself, i.e. the infinite development of cells.
It is therefore the perfect analogy of the phenomenon of expansion and vital energy. It has a powerful vibratory rate.

But why do we find these symbols in all traditions, and this since always?
Have you ever wondered?
In fact our daily life is populated by forms that radiate a specific energy. They constantly influence our environment. They are present everywhere but we are often unaware of it.
Shapes are everywhere
Shapes are everywhere, omnipresent in our world.
Everything has, or can take, a shape. Even a liquid, shapeless by definition, takes a shape by movement, pouring or vortexing. Pouring water in a small audible cascade changes its energetic qualities. Water makes patterns: if you vibrate a steel disc covered with a thin layer of water, the water takes on the shape of a mandala.
The term "mandala" comes from Sanskrit and literally means "circle" and "center".
The mandala is the sacred representation of the universe and the cosmos. Through the intertwining of lines and curves, this form illustrates the themes of repetition, perpetual movement and eternal renewal. The drawing of a mandala brings into play geometric figures (circles, squares, triangles) and, depending on the culture, sacred symbols.
The origin of the circle and its ritual and sacred use goes back to the beginning of time. The existence of the "circle" goes back to the origin of the world. Practically everything around us is circular, is a mandala.... and the Flower of Life is a mandala.
All geometric and symbolic figures have their origin in the circle.
Thus, the vibratory mandala is a magical diagram representing the power of the Whole. This power is linked to the knowledge of the constant exchanges that take place between the center and the periphery.
Nature expresses the beauty and harmony of the Creator through circles, cyclical movements and rhythms: the seeds of an apple around its center, the growth rings in a tree trunk, a spider's web, a bird's nest, the crystals in a snowflake, the concentric waves created by a drop of water falling into a puddle, the tornadoes, the petals of a flower, the eyes, the seashells, the foetus ...
It is his way of celebrating life and spirit and of revealing its presence to those who wish to penetrate its mysteries by accepting to go to the heart of things and of being. It is an initiatory path that requires a transformation of oneself.
Faced with this expression of the essence of life, man has always felt the need to include the circle in his creations, his rituals, his religious practices.