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'''Jason O'Hara''' is a British artist, author and independent researcher of sacred geometry, best known for his 2009 illustrated book ''[[The Blueprint of Creation]]'', in which he sets out a geometric "blueprint" that he proposes underlies atomic structure and relates it to the solfeggio (Zobet) frequencies. | |||
==Biography== | |||
O'Hara is described by sound-healing practitioner Eeshira Hart, who has worked with the same body of material, as "a trained artist and shamanic practitioner" who "journeyed into nature's myriad patterns to form a deep understanding of the sacred mathematical/geometric universe." Working outside the academic mainstream, he has pursued an interest in the relationship between number, geometry and natural form, and claims discoveries relating to the Zobet frequencies extending "from the blueprint of atomic structure to the patterns of planetary motion." | |||
==Work== | |||
O'Hara's principal published work is ''[[The Blueprint of Creation]]'' (2009), a short colour-illustrated volume containing 36 diagrams. The book argues that number and geometry structure the physical universe, and presents what O'Hara calls the geometry of the atomic blueprint — a single pattern into which he holds all atoms to be structured. A substantial portion of the book is devoted to the nine solfeggio, or Zobet, frequencies (174, 285, 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, 852 and 963), which O'Hara describes as arising from a mathematical pattern that he relates to sacred number codes at the atomic level. His account of how the first nine solfeggio frequencies may be derived has been cited within the sound-healing community as an early published treatment of the subject following the 2006 identification of the extended set of frequencies. | |||
The book was issued in print and later in a Kindle edition; the original eBook edition is no longer available from its first publisher. | |||
O'Hara's proposals have not been published in peer-reviewed scientific literature, and his work belongs to the tradition of sacred geometry and esoteric number symbolism rather than to conventional physics. | |||
==External links== | |||
* [https://www.amazon.com/Blueprint-Creation-Jason-OHara-ebook/dp/B004MPREMQ ''The Blueprint of Creation'' (Kindle edition) at Amazon] | |||
* [https://eeshirahart.net/about/zobet/ Solfeggio (Zobet) frequencies — background referencing O'Hara's work] | |||
[[Category:Scientist|O'Hara Jason]] | [[Category:Scientist|O'Hara Jason]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:57, 20 July 2026
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| Known for | The Blueprint of Creation; sacred geometry and solfeggio (Zobet) number codes |
Jason O'Hara is a British artist, author and independent researcher of sacred geometry, best known for his 2009 illustrated book The Blueprint of Creation, in which he sets out a geometric "blueprint" that he proposes underlies atomic structure and relates it to the solfeggio (Zobet) frequencies.
Biography
O'Hara is described by sound-healing practitioner Eeshira Hart, who has worked with the same body of material, as "a trained artist and shamanic practitioner" who "journeyed into nature's myriad patterns to form a deep understanding of the sacred mathematical/geometric universe." Working outside the academic mainstream, he has pursued an interest in the relationship between number, geometry and natural form, and claims discoveries relating to the Zobet frequencies extending "from the blueprint of atomic structure to the patterns of planetary motion."
Work
O'Hara's principal published work is The Blueprint of Creation (2009), a short colour-illustrated volume containing 36 diagrams. The book argues that number and geometry structure the physical universe, and presents what O'Hara calls the geometry of the atomic blueprint — a single pattern into which he holds all atoms to be structured. A substantial portion of the book is devoted to the nine solfeggio, or Zobet, frequencies (174, 285, 396, 417, 528, 639, 741, 852 and 963), which O'Hara describes as arising from a mathematical pattern that he relates to sacred number codes at the atomic level. His account of how the first nine solfeggio frequencies may be derived has been cited within the sound-healing community as an early published treatment of the subject following the 2006 identification of the extended set of frequencies.
The book was issued in print and later in a Kindle edition; the original eBook edition is no longer available from its first publisher.
O'Hara's proposals have not been published in peer-reviewed scientific literature, and his work belongs to the tradition of sacred geometry and esoteric number symbolism rather than to conventional physics.