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At the beginning of the Renaissance in Europe, views shifted to favor simple and regular geometries. The circle in particular became a central and symbolic shape for the base of buildings, as it represented the perfection of nature and the centrality of a human's place in the universe.
The use of the circle and other simple and symmetrical geometric shapes were solidified as a staple of
Renaissance style places emphasis on
To create a blissful ambience,
• meditation and a relaxed feeling
• fresh air
• clean natural scents
• beautiful visual surroundings
• full-spectrum daylight
• pleasant color frequencies
• sounds of nature (harmonious music such as harp or flute can also be used)
• a comfortable temperature
• a classroom and building in proportion to the number of students
• a harmonious location and size and shapes of objects
• individual eye contact between the teacher and student
• consciousness
When a student’s senses are well nourished and harmonized with all the above, he/she feels happy, healthy, and inspired with a sense of well-being. This, in turn, generates creativity, confidence, advanced learning, and a better more peaceful society.
To learn more and how this can be implemented in your school, read:
References are available upon request.