A Bahá'í Perspective: Peter Champoux

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Peter is an investigator of geometric patterns that can be found throughout the planet and the universe. It all started when he was a mason and noticed patterns in the rock that he was fracturing. He realized that using these patterns to his advantage assisted him as a mason. He calls this science Gaiagraphic Life Studies and he says that it adds a dimension and connective tone to any community, individual, event, think tank, or conference. He tailors presentations to the people place and purpose of an event focus whether local or international in scope.He includes education on land survey techniques and land pattern discoveries as a context. He wrote a book called href="http://www.geometryofplace.com/gaiamatrix.html"Gaia Matrix where he focused his attention to the small town of Shelburne Falls, MA when applying this science. Peter is not a Baha'i, but I requested he apply this science to aspects of the Baha'i Faith. In so doing, Peter developed a set of visuals to assist in his explanation of the convergence of this science with the Baha'i Faith. You can find this visual at href="http://geometryofplace.com/bahai"geometryofplace.com/bahai. We will be refering to these visuals during the interview.

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