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The merkaba, also spelled merkabah, is one of the best-known shapes in sacred geometry: two interlocking tetrahedrons that form a three-dimensional star. This tiny carved version is about 13 to 15 millimeters across, small enough to hold in your palm or tuck into a pouch.
Keep it on an altar or meditation space, add it to a crystal grid, or wire wrap it into a pendant. It also makes a meaningful small gift for anyone interested in sacred geometry, and the soft green stone gives it a calm, natural look.
Merkabah is the Hebrew word for 'chariot' and names an early tradition of Jewish mysticism based on visions such as the one in Ezekiel. In modern spirituality the merkaba star is drawn as a star tetrahedron, and it is used as a meditation symbol.
Stone Meaning: In modern spiritual practice, the merkaba is associated with balance and the connection between body and spirit.
What is a merkaba? A merkaba is a star tetrahedron, two interlocking pyramids, used as a sacred geometry and meditation symbol. The name comes from the Hebrew word for chariot.
Is merkaba spelled merkabah? Both spellings are used for the same shape.
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