Consideration

"To Consider" (sidus = star, sidera = stars) means reflecting on the position of the stars and their implications supplied by sacred geometry. This term, if removed from the perspective of the use in common speaking, implies very complex implications and reflections.

First, it is important to emphasize that the consideration (or this peculiar type of reflection) has nothing to do with profane astrology and horoscopes .

We must firstly evidence the principle that, according to the Traditional Roman Spirituality, "what is great matches what is small, what is at the top corresponds to what is below." In short, all the dimensions of being are in direct correspondence.

If I turn my gaze to the starry sky at night I can see maybe a pile indistinct, chaotic and confused mass of stars, but if one starts to consider then what appears chaotic becomes organizeda in plane geometrical figures as a cosmic map that describes the infinite greatness and beauty of the Universe. I repeat, however, that I am not talking in profane but rather in sacred terms.

Consideration and sacred geometry become fundamental tools of interpretation for the other corresponding manifestations of being.

In fact this principle can be applied to all things. If one doesn't consider things and their value, everything will appear chaotic and his/her own life will appear as trapped in a confused tangle about which he/she can not understand anything. One does not live: he/she is lived passively without awareness. In this way, all will appear a dis-aster or confused and unordered or against the order of the stars. A dis-aster then is what is a negative result a result of a dis-order.  

Also the building of the Temple itself is the result of consideration, because it expresses, through its architectural manifestation, geometric figures and a sacred numerology in direct correspondence with the cosmic geometry.The same can be said of statuary referring to the Gods and to the Goddesses.

The starry sky is therefore a table of symbols that Tradition organizes in myths and constellations: everything goes so far beyond the simple valence of the profane Zodiac. From the consideration  derives the cosmological doctrines of the Traditional Roman Spirituality as those related for example to the theory of the cosmic cycles. As we are in December (month of Saturn) one can cite that consideration describes the opening of the cosmic cycle with the primordial realm of Saturn and its dramatic conclusion with the start of the reign of Apollo as a time of renewal after the "purifying fire". All this has important spiritual correspondences (cyclicity, relations life-death, palingenesis and purification, etc ...).
 

 The theologia naturalis, which is based on the consideration of the cosmic and spiritual universe, described by sacred geometry and sacred numerology, has direct links with the theologia civilis or the revelation of this universe in signa, symbols, works of nature and humanity. This connection materializes a unity between the Divine Dimension, the cosmos, nature (and therefore humanity) as well as the complex morphology of the Gods and Goddesses (they also as parallel description of this sacred geometry)which leads to a theologia mystica translated into myths, aritmosofia, sacred science of names, etc ...

The divine form is therefore an emanation of sacred geometry as a result of consideration, namely the organization of its foundations, its theological importance of his presence within an order.