Pi, 3.14 infinite, is the division of the circle, the circle is complete and whole. The circle can not be broken and is therefore indivisible. It is therefore the complete form and a reflection of God being complete and indivisible.
The Pyathagorean theorem of Euclid states in any right triangle, the square of the length of the hypotenuse (the greatest distance of a triangle on a right angle) equals the sum of the squares of the lengths of the two other sides.
A triangle always adds up to 180 degrees in the sum of the angles. This is why the sacred geometry in the Tree of Life and the building blocks of this light universe are based upon the square and the triangle with various geometric shapes which when assembled form the sphere or the whole.
Angles are the building blocks and can be shaped while the sphere is complete in assemblage.
