Cubes and Spheres in Human Life

In this book, Wiggin presents an insightful analysis of the role and symbolism of geometric shapes in human life. Through examining the use of cubes and spheres in diverse contexts, from architecture and art to science and spirituality, Wiggin highlights their deep significance in shaping our perception of reality and the self.
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