…FAQ´s: Remembering What Your Body Always Knew..

VINI VIDI VICI !!! Pantheon Earthquakes Roman Pantheon: 50 EARTHQUAKES in 2,032 years of Curvist life... as it should be. 1st-century vs. 21st-century building codes: Why does Rome stand while Bangkok collapses? Pantheon Myanmar/Thailand: 92% of collapsed buildings were rectangular. The few curved structures (e.g. Buddhist temples) remain standing. Bangkok Collapse World Bank data: For every "dollar saved" in rectangular construction, $17 is spent on rescue and repairs. In Rome, since Emperor Hadrian asked Apollodorus of Damascus — the ARCHITECTUS VERUS — to build the Pantheon, not a single Euro has been spent on repairs in over 2,000 years.

🧠 ROUND vs. SQUARE: What Geometry Is Doing to Your Mind

We live inside architecture every day — but we rarely question its shapes. What if those right angles were silently draining focus, energy and money? Curvism offers a new path. Not futuristic. Just ancient. Just natural. Just… curved.

Round vs Square Architecture

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🧠 Freud and Jung explored the unconscious mind, but what if your body already remembers what your brain forgot? Natural curves are not just aesthetic — they resonate with deep biological memory. From womb-like architecture to ancient circular dwellings, humans instinctively trust rounded forms.

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🔍 Explore how spatial archetypes reflect the hidden intelligence of our nervous system. 🔗 Read more on spatial archetypes here
🧠 What if your brain already remembers what your body forgot? Natural curves are not just aesthetic — they map our biological memory. From womb-like architecture to ancient circular dwellings, biomimicry literally rewires neural comfort.   Brain trapped in cubic room – symbolic of rectangular thinking   🔎 Explore how spatial archetypes reflect the hidden intelligence of our nervous system. 🔗 Read more on spatial intelligence here
🟠 Who profits when you’re sold the illusion that squares are “modern”? What if the box isn’t just architectural — but ideological? Straight lines aren’t neutral: they’re optimized for mass production, not human well-being.

Cement truck symbolizing industrial architecture and forced geometry
💰 Industrial-scale architecture isn't just about building — it’s about **economies of scale**. 🔗 Read how rectangular design serves industrial interests
🟠 What if the cycle of suffering is architecturally enforced? From myth to metaphor, cultures warned us: **corners trap**, **curves release**. The pig, the serpent, and the rooster — symbols of ignorance, attachment, and aversion — aren't just metaphors, they echo in our built environments. Pig, serpent and rooster symbolism in cube-like architecture 🎲 Could straight lines be part of the Samsaric illusion? 🔗 Discover the game that revealed the cubic tyranny and Buddhist wisdom
🟠 What if 43 ancient cultures weren’t primitive — just more attuned to spatial wisdom? Circular temples, womb-like dwellings, and curved sacred sites weren’t random: they mapped the nervous system, not just the cosmos.   Ancient cultures and the rediscovery of curves   🌍 From Peru to Persia, round geometry echoed the rhythms of life. 🔗 Rediscover the global legacy of curves
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