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The human form of the Land of Israel

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The snail shape of Iran map

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The human form of the whole land of Israel

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Human Shape of the Holy Land

Human Shape of the Holy Land

Land of Israel as a Human Figure

Human Figure of Land of Israel

The land from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea is the face, the Negev Plateau is the neck and Sinai Peninsula is the torso. This is a missing link of Bible commentaries.

The map is a symbol of love for all human beings, as an insight which penetrates to any aspect of living. It stimulates spiritual tools for the improvement of human health and environment.

Sinai and Torso organs

Lake Kinneret, Jordan River, Dead Sea

Energy Lines of Israel

Sinai Peninsula as Golden Rectangle

Sea of Galilee as Golden Rectangle

Map of the human figure of the Holy Land like a sea horse

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Golden Spiral turned into Golden Wave

The Golden Spiral is famous phenomenon of the Golden Ratio, created in geometry by drawing a Golden Recatangle and dividing it to squares with arches. Fliping the biggest square create a form of Golden Wave which is very common in nature.

Energy Field and the Dialectic Golden Wave

Israel's border as a golden triangle

Creation of the Map

Land of Israel, the Bible's Holy Land, has a geographical structure very similar to that of the human body.

The main inspiration for the subject is the Golden Ratio, a source of great influence in science and culture.

The detailed map describe the correlation between the landscape and anatomy.

There are many regions in Israel that can be paralleled with the human body organs.

The map was designed with many comparisons between satellite images and anatomical drawings.

The Level of correlation is very high, and calls for a multidisciplinary scientific examination.

The map has many applications: It is suitable as a tool for healing. It define the boundaries of the Land of Israel. It explain Judaism's uniqueness compared with other religions.

The map belong to the genre of Anthropomorphic maps.

Between a scientific finding to a caricature it is an image in practice and a source of inspiration.

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