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The DIVINE PROPORTION
And The FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
JAIN MATHEMAGICS WORKBOOK
MATHEMAGICS for JUNIORS,

KEEN TEENS and ADULTS
The Divine Proportion and the Fabulous Fibonacci Numbers Mathemagics For Juniors Workbook Jain 108 2016 page 1
Copyright:
✪ Jain 108 Mathemagics ✭
© 2016
ISBN: 978-0-9872543-3-7
Mathemagics For Juniors, Term 3 during 2016
at Living Yoga Sanga, Mullumbimby.
CONTENTS
LESSON TITLE PAGE
Introduction to the Divine Proportion 5
1 - Pine Cone and Sunflower 8

- Counter-Rotating Fields
- Generating the Fibonacci Sequence
2 - Division of Adjacent Fibonacci Numbers 24

- Phi Wave Tending Towards 1.618033988…
- Square Root of Phi = 1.272…
3 The Phi Spiral Derived From The Fibonacci Sequence 34

- Living Mathematics Of Nature
- Construction of the Fibonacci Rectangle
- Construction of the Phi Spiral
4 - Phi Heart, 46
- The 3-Dimensional Phi Spiral Ram’s Horn &
- The 4th-Dimensional Torus
5 - The Universal ST ND RD 55
- Definition of Phi Ratio
- How To Divide a Line Into its Divine Proportion
- Construction of the Arbelos
6 - Fibonacci Number Theory 66

- The 60 Repeating Pattern: Plotting the Last Digits
- Digital Compression of the Fibonacci Numbers + Tesla
- Circularizing the Phi Code Wheel of 24
- The 24 Repeating Pattern of (108 + 9) in its 2 x 12 Array
- The “±1 or Plus Or Minus One” Phenomena
- Sums of any Fibonaccoid Sequences Resolve to 1.618…
- Squaring of Fibonacci Numbers
7 - Pentagrams: Harmonics of the Pentacle 86

- Drawing Pentacle Free-Hand
- Drawing Uni-Cursal Pentagram Free-Hand
- Fractal Pent and Pentacles In Nature
- Phi Triangle and Construction of the Phi Spiral
- Construction of the Pentagon using Compass
cont…
8 - Phi In The Penrose Tiles 104

- Kites and Darts
- Templates to Cut Out
9 - Phi In the Phive Platonic Solids and Other Polyhedra 115

- Phi in the Icosahedron. Stellations. Scale Invariant
- Phi in the Rhombic Triacontahedron Earth Grid
10 Promotional Posters 129
Preparations Before Lesson 1 Starts

Ø Name Introductions by throwing a ball around, if time permits: stating :
My name is ………………..………… and my favourite fruit is ………….………….
This also teaches Memory Power by using an association with an Image.

eg, the 4th Person in the circle of say 10 students, would say, reciting from memory
the favourite fruit of the 4th, then the 3rd, then the 2nd, would say:
Lou loves mangoes, Amala loves strawberries, Jaina loves pawpaw, my name is
Wanjiku and I love passionfruit.
Also have NAME CARDS, made of cardboard, placed on the tables, each student’s
name is written in calligraphy in front of each student, for the benefit of both Teacher
and Students.
THE DIVINE PHI PROPORTION

1:1.618033… BY J A I N 1 0 8
INTRODUCTION
to the DIVINE PROPORTION: Workbook
MATHEMAGICS 4 JUNIORS
Code Name = M4J_Wb_DP
These following exciting 9 week / 9 Lesson course on the Divine Proportion Lesson
Plans are the script to make a series of videos to fulfill a need for a new curriculum
for Mathemagics 4 Juniors (ages 9 and over), Code Name = M4J.
As this material is being taught and revised, it is allowing me to put my 30 years of

knowledge on Sacred Geometry into coherent and easy to understand capsules of
knowledge, as an evolving online content for the International Home Schooling
Movement. I am essentially ready to upload these streams of contents ready for
interested parents and students to download them.
It essentially is a guide for Parents to introduce their child to the basic geometric
concepts that is suitable for this age group.
I like to teach the 10 year old students, as if they are adults, using keywords like
Fractal, Implosion, Scale Invariant and Self-Similar etc when communicating to them.
On a higher level, they already know this material. Also, when teaching adults, I like to
interact with them as if they were 10 year old students.
In the weekly 9 Lessons, that fit into a traditional School Term, the students will learn
of the fabulous Fibonacci Sequence: 1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21-34-55-89-144 etc and how it
connects to the Living Mathematics of pine cones and sunflowers, the science and
maths of counter-rotating fields. Although a lot of these names may appear complex,
after some study and inquiry, the students confidently learn that this is our legacy
form the Greek empire several thousands of years ago. In fact, all this material was in
our Mathematics Curriculum 100 years ago, along with the 5 Platonic Solids, but it got
systematically taken out. All I am really doing is putting back in the curriculum what
was already there.
The student will learn about the progression of the Dimensions: 1-dim Fibonacci
Sequence generates the 2-dim Phi Spiral or flat Nautilus Shell pattern, leading to the
curvology of the 3-dim Ram’s Horn which in turn leads to the 4-dim Torus. Ultimately
this ancient knowledge hidden inside flowers and crystals, connects to the twin helices
of our DNA radio, allowing the keen student to understand the fundamental meaning
of this statement, that Shape Stores Memory.
The putting together of this rare and original syllabus has been a fantastic challenge
for me, being forced to write content for the youngest level of the enquiring mind,
asking myself, how is it that an innocent Child truly learns. Usually I am cracking
cryptic codes and working on high level algebraic equations, so this simple and
evolving Miniversity has kept the target real and focussed.
Produced and Printed in Mullumbimby Creek, Far North NSW, 2482, Australia.
Any contributions to the improvement of this material is welcomed.
♥ Jain 108 Mathemagics ♡ © Copyright, 2016
(Nautilus Pompilius)
GLOSSARY OF KEY PHI WORDS
USED THROUGH-OUT THIS LECTURE
⧫ FRACTAL = When the Inside Is the Same as the Outside. Having a Baby!
⧫ SELF-SIMILAR = the same shape is constrained in all dimensions of size,

whether in the Macro or the Micro.
⧫ RECURSIVE = see definition for “Repeatable
⧫ REPEATABLE = a pattern or sequence that is detectable and cyclic
⧫ SHAREABLE = If you were to sum up this whole day lecture on the Divine
Proportion, “Shareability” of wavelengths is the Key Word, the one word that
you would take home.
⧫ SCALE-INVARIANT = Size does not matter. The Phi Spiral’s Long Wave
(Universe) or Short Wave (Atom) is proportionately the same. Clue to “Shape-
Shifting”.
⧫ EMBEDDING = Nesting, foldedness, like the petals of a Rose Flower
⧫ NON-DESTRUCTIVE = waves or wavelengths do not crash or interfere

therefore can travel infinitely
⧫ IMPLOSIVE = Getting sucked in to the centre; centripetal force
⧫ BENDING TIME & SPACE =
⧫ VORTEX MATHEMATICS =
⧫ PHYSICS OF BLACK HOLES = or wormhole science, bridging dimensions.
IN THE SPACE BELOW, ADD ANY NEW OR INTERESTING WORDS, THROUGH-

OUT THIS LECTURE THAT INSPIRE OR INTEREST YOU…
⧫
LESSON 1
PINE CONE / SUNFLOWER
COUNTER-ROTATING FIELDS
GENERATING THE FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
Lesson 1
Synopsis or Summary of the Lesson
1 – PINE CONE: Counter-Rotating Field 8:13

Exercise 1A: Draw 2 Fibonacci Spirals
2 – SUNFLOWER FLORET: Counter-Rotating Field 21:34
Exercise 1B:
3 – Exercise 1C: Test: Is this Mandala based on Fibonacci Spirals?
4 – How To Generate The Infinite Fibonacci Sequence
Exercise 1D:
5 – Genealogy of the Drone Bee
Exercise 1E:
6 – Solutions to the 5 Exercises
For the1.5 hour sessions (or extended half day mini seminars), have written the
following Guidelines on the whiteboard, 10 or more bullets to outline the lesson,
devoting 10 or less minutes for each topic:
PINE CONE : COUNTER-ROTATING FIELD 8:13
DRAWING FREEHAND THE COUNTER-ROTATING FIELDS OF THE PINE CONE
WHOSE NUMERICAL SIGNATURE OR CODING IS 8:13
(ie: specifically13 going Clockwise and 8 going Anti-Clockwise)
To create the worksheet that embodies these two specific spin numbers, we need to
superimpose an 8 Pointed Star upon a 13-Pointed Star, both aligned at their centre. We
need to plot the 8 and 13 points onto one worksheet, shown below, where there are 8
points (from a Double Square or a Diamond over the Square) marked on the Inner
Circle and shown as small open circles; and there are 13 Dots on the outer circle
taken from the tips of the 13 pointed Star.
You will begin this exercise by first selecting two favourite colours.
The first colour, say blue, is only for the 8 Anti-Clockwise spirals; you have the choice
to either start at the centre and draw your curve from the centre and outwards to
meet the open dot, or start from the outer open dot and curve towards the centre
point.
The second colour, say orange, is only for the 13 Clockwise spirals; you have the
choice to either start at the centre and draw your curve from the centre and outwards
to meet the small outer dot, or start from the small outer dot and curve towards the
centre point.
This is to practice the art of getting the curves elegant and smooth.
This is the Left Hand Spiral of the Pine This is the Right Hand Spiral of the Pine
Cone or Clockwise Spiral of which there Cone or Anti-Clockwise Spiral of which
are 13. there are 8.
EXERCISE 1A
Using 2 different colours, draw the 13 Clockwise Spirals and superimpose this with the
8 Anti-Clockwise Spirals.
SUNFLOWER FLORET : COUNTER-ROTATING FIELD 21:34
Observe how there are 34 spirals going Anti-Clockwise.
EXERCISE 1B
Upon the same image shown below, in another coloured pencil, drawing over the
pattern of anti-clockwise spirals, highlight by drawing freehand and confidently the 21
Clockwise Spirals. Begin by squinting your eyes and locate the first Clockwise Spiral.
(Image taken from: Robert Dixon's work referenced in
“Spiral Symmetry” editors Istvan Hargittai and Clifford A. Pickover)
THIS IS THE TRUE CODE OF NATURE 21:34

(a rare computer rendition)
I particularly regard this image as the most important psycho-active diagram I know
of, a candidate for the upcoming One Earth Logo that unites all Cultures and
Countries. Meditation upon its central vortex calms the Mind.
Leave this image uncoloured, though colour in photocopies of this.
Sculpture by MATTHEW HARDING:
Winner of 2003 National Sculpture Prize
National Gallery of Australia.
Spun stainless steel hemi-spheres expressing the Sunflower Phyllotaxis.,

having 21 Clockwise Spirals and 13 Anti-Clockwise Spirals.
This is why the pure definition of the Phi Ratio/ Divine Proportion is:
The Mathematics Of Beauty
EXERCISE 1C
TEST: IS THIS MANDALA BASED ON FIBONACCI SPIRALS ?
Worksheet:
QUESTION:
Is the Following 2-dimensional circular field of dots based on 2 consecutive Fibonacci
Numbers, as in 8:13 or 13:21 or 21:34?
Hint: You need to count the number of Clockwise Spirals and then the Anti-Clockwise
Spirals.
Hint, you can use a yellow or light coloured fluorescent pen-marker-texta to highlight
the spirals so that you can count them easily.
HOW TO GENERATE THE INFINITE FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
Write out as many Fibonacci Numbers in growing and sequential order, mentally,
without calculating with a pen and paper, nor using an electronic calculator!
Begin with Zero, and then Add 1, as this is the beginning of an Infinite Additive
Sequence:
To get the 3rd term, you add the previous 2 numbers, thus 0+1 = 1, we now have our
sequence looking like this:
0, 1, 1,
To get the 4th term, you add the last 2 numbers, thus 1+1 = 1, we now have our
sequence looking like this:
0, 1, 1, 2,
EXERCISE 1D
0, 1,
Even though we are adding 2 numbers, it is really a Trinity, or 3-fold factor, we are
adding the Past, to the Present, to create the Future!
What do you notice about the 12th Fibonacci Number?

Generally, we don’t count Zero as the first Fib No. so we start with F1=1, F2=1, F3=2,
F4=3 etc…
________________________________________________________________________
The FIBONACCI SEQUENCE:
(Excerpt from Jain’s main book on Phi: The Book Of Phi, volume 1
The central artwork is a character called “Haha- Aha” of which 100 various drawings were created on this shape,
essentially it is a Golden Triangle, as the shorter side to the longer 2 sides are in the ratio of 8:13 or Pine Cone ratio.
I drew this series of Fibonacci-based drawings circa 1982 whilst living 2 years in the Torres Strait Islands, where I lived
with villagers and studied nature in the tropical rainforests there. Below is another Phi-based drawing from that time).
(Haha-Aha appearing in the semblance of the Phi Spiral, which was generated by a circle, originally an engineering
problem called the Involute of the Circle, used importantly for the making of engineering gears, I studied this material on
the Torres Straits, it was the only book I had with me, in my early twenties, and assisted in teaching myself the art of
sacred geometry).
GENEAOLOGY OF THE DRONE BEE
Below are 2 similar charts showing the generations or ancestral lines of the Male Bee.
The Male Bee or Drone, does not have 2 parents like us, but only one parent (its
mother). The drone hatches from an egg that has not been fertilized. The fertilized
egg produces only females, either queens or workers.
(excerpt from The Book Of Phi, volume 1 by Jain)
EXERCISE 1E
Reversing the chart from above, start with the Male (M) at the Top, then below this
have the Female (F). The show the natural division or branching obeying this rule, that:
M can only create an F, whereas, wherever you see an F, it generates an F and an M…
MALE BEE ANCESTRY Sum per Line/

Generation
M 1
F 1
M F 2
When complete, add up the numbers of both M and F in each line or lineage.
Write these numbers or generational family sums on the far right of the diagram.
What do you notice about the sequence?
If you don’t want to use the “M” and “F” letters, you can use the symbols for Male ♂
and Female: ♀
RESEARCH:
On the internet, there is a lot of good information about how Leonardo de Pisa (aka
Fibonacci) had written about the famous Rabbit population, and published it in his book
“Liber Abaci” (lit. The Book of the Abacus) in the C12th. His mentioning of the
Fibonacci Sequence came from stories he had heard about it whilst in Egypt. 800
years after first merely writing about it, it has immortalized him. Others before had
tried to introduced the Hindu-Arabic system of 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9 and 0, he merely
popularized it.
What do you notice about Leonardo de Pisa’s mentioning of his illustrated Sneezewort
plant, it is one of the main diagrams that has survived the centuries and immortalized
Fibonacci de Pisa.
SOLUTIONS: Lesson 1
SOLUTION EXERCISE 1A
Pine Cone: 8 Spirals Anti-Clockwise Pine Cone: 8 Spirals Anti-Clockwise + 13 Clockwise
SOLUTION EXERCISE 1B
This is the Sunflower Coding of 21:34
Sunflower Floret: 34 Spirals Anti-Clockwise Sunflower: 34 Spirals Anti-Clockwise + 21 Clockwise
SOLUTION EXERCISE 1C
Answer: No.
It is based on 32 Spirals going in both directions, thus it is called Equal spin and is the
opposite of what Nature does. Nature does 21:34 not 32:32
THIS IS EQUAL SPIN,

DOES NOT OBEY NATURE !
(Some Yogis attribute this to

the Crown Chakra, therefore
blocking its essential nature,
so be aware or cautious of
some Hindu transmissions that
use this to promote
enlightenment or awakening
of the Third Eye.)
This therefore relates to the
idea of equal balance,
midpoints, binary code.
In a sense, it may turn the
motor on, but it does not
move or drive the vehicle.
SOLUTION EXERCISE 1D
F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F6 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12

1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144
F13 F14 F15 F16 F17 F18 F19 F20 F21 F22 F23 F24
233 377 610 987 1,597 2,584 4,181 6,765 10,946 17,711 28,657 46,368
Here are the first 24 Fibonacci Numbers
F12 the 12th Fibonacci Number is the only number in the infinite sequence that is a
square of its nth term, since F12 = 144 which is 12 x 12 or 12^2 or 122.
SOLUTION EXERCISE 1E
Thus, at every level or generation of births, the number of ancestors per line increases
from : 1 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 5 – 8 – 13 – etc which is the Fibonacci Sequence, present in
Nature.
Spare Page
(nb: at the end of each Chapter, there will be a blank page or scratch pad like this for recording ideas).
LESSON 2
~ PHI WAVE ~
DIVISION Of ADJACENT FIBONACCI NUMBERS
Lesson 2
Synopsis
1 – REVISION of Chap. 1
nb: Each week, during this 10 week course, do Revision of all the previous
knowledge taught
2 – Division of Adjacent Fibonacci Numbers:
Exercise 2A: Using your Calculator to determine the first 24 Divisions of the
Fibonacci Numbers.
3 – Phi Wave.
Exercise 2B: Draw Harmonic Cascading Graph of the first 24 Divisions of the
Fibonacci Numbers. “The Plus or Minus Oscillation of the Phi Wave Phenomena”
4 – Phi to 50 Decimal Places
1.61803398874989484820458683436563811772030917980576…
5 – The Square Root of Phi = 1.272…
2 Phi Waves in Mirror Image:

the meeting or confluence of two infinities: the infinitely large with the infinitely small…
PHI WAVE
DIVISION OF ADJACENT FIBONACCI NUMBERS
EXERCISE 2A
CASCADING HARMONICS OF THE FIRST 24 FIB NOS.
Use your calculator to establish the following Fibonacci Number Ratios.
nb: If Fn is any Fibonacci Number, say Fn = 8,
Then Fn-1 is the number before this, ie: the Number 5
No. Fibonacci Fn ÷ Fn-1 Decimal Answer Is This Answer Above or Below

Number Adjacent to 6 Decimal Places the plateau of 1.618033…?
Ratios Use the Symbols: + or -
1. 1
2. 1 1÷1 1 -
3. 2 2÷1
4. 3 3÷2
5. 5 5÷3
6. 8 8÷5
7. 13 13÷8
8. 21 21÷13
9. 34 34÷21
10. 55 55÷34
11. 89 89÷55
12. 144 144÷89
13. 233 233÷144 1.618055 +
14. 377 377÷233
15. 610 610÷377
16. 987 987÷610
17. 1,597
18. 2,584
19. 4,181
20. 6,765
21. 10,946
22. 17,711
23. 28,657
24. 46,368
PHI WAVE
TENDING TOWARDS 1.618033988…
Observe the dotted horizontal line that represents the idealized Phi Ratio of
1.618033… since it goes to infinity without any detectable decimal recursion or
patterning. It is not really a number, but a relationship of cascading Fibonacci numbers,
that gets closer and closer to this frequency of 1.618033988… as the numbers get
larger and larger.
EXERCISE 2B
DRAW GRAPH OF THE CASCADING HARMONICS
Now that you have tabulated the divisions, plot all your answers on this graph above.
eg: look at the x-axis (horizontal base) where “3/2” is written and its answer is “1.5”.
Follow that vertical line, up the y-axis till you locate the number 1.5 and place a visible
dot there. When you have plotted all of them up 144/89 you will have the choice of
either joining all the dots that you had plotted with a curved flowing line or a straight
line using a ruler.
The cascading or adjacent divisions decimalized to 14 DP (Decimal Places).

Notice the last entry: 89/55 = 1.618181818… is the first moment when Phi gets
precise to 1.618… (the 3 dots “…” means that the decimals just keep going on
forever).
nb: Phi is not a Number, it is a series of cascading proportions that approaches but
never reaches
1.61803398874989484820458683436563811772030917980576…
Phi to 50 decimal Places:
(Excerpt from Jain’s main book on Phi: The Book Of Phi, volume 1)
Basically, the left hand side of the Phi Wave Graph shows the Long Wave or the Macro
Universe, and as it proceeds to the right hand side, it is getting smaller and smaller
towards the Micro or Atomic World.
(The only known shape that can ultimately unify or connect this apparent duality of
infinitely large and infinitely small is the Torus, that has 2 directions, an In and an Out,
which you will discover later in this course, is a 4th dimensional Sphere that has
imploded or been sucked in towards its centre, but was formed from a coherent
nesting of infinite 3-dim Phi Spirals known as the Ram Horns).
The plural of Torus is Tori. When many Tori nest or embed, one within the other, like
nesting Russian Dolls, but in a precise manner based on the Fibonacci Sequence, the
waves become coherent. When we slice the Tori with a transverse cut, that which is
revealed is the Infinity Symbol.
The Divine Proportion has many names:
(Excerpt from Jain’s main book on Phi: The Book Of Phi, volume 1)
The ancient Greek civilization, specifically the Pythagorean community, referred to
this Golden Ratio by their Letter “F” and pronounced it Phi (or Fee). Its symbol is the
Circle with a vertical line going through its centre.
ϕ
(Their symbol of Pi, “π” the ratio of the Diameter to the Circle’s Circumference was
3.14… was given by their Letter P).
Practice how well you can memorize the decimal digits of Phi
at least up 9 decimal points which is:
1.618033988…
I believe that this act of memorization is assisting to recalibrate your brain, as if to
reboot it, reset it, restore it to its original Template of Unlimitedness and Access
Memory to Ancient Knowledge.
EXERCISE 2C
Write out these Numbers (1.618033988…) four times, memorizing by repetition.
1.
2.
3.
4.
As a Ratio 1: 1.618… is pronounced as “One is to One Point Six One Eight”
EXERCISE 2D
Using your Electronic Calculator, multiply 1.272 x 1.272 and give the answer to 6dp.
…………………………………………………………………………………………….
What is the Answer rounded off to 3 dp?
What can you conclude?
How could you name or define this Result?
SOLUTIONS: Lesson 2
SOLUTION EXERCISE 2A
Is This Answer Above or

No. Fibonacci Fn ÷ Fn-1 Decimal Answer Below the plateau of
Number Adjacent to 6 or more 1.618033988…?
Ratios Decimal Places Use the Symbols: + or -
1. 1
2. 1 1÷1 1 -
3. 2 2÷1 2 +
4. 3 3÷2 1.5 -
5. 5 5÷3 1.666666… +
6. 8 8÷5 1.6 -
7. 13 13 ÷ 8 1.625 +
8. 21 21÷13 1.615384… -
9. 34 34 ÷ 21 1.619047… +
10. 55 55 ÷ 34 1.617647… -
11. 89 89 ÷ 55 1.618181… +
12. 144 144 ÷ 89 1.617977… -
13. 233 233 ÷ 144 1.618055… +
14. 377 377 ÷ 233 1.618025… -
15. 610 610 ÷ 377 1.618037… +
16. 987 987 ÷ 610 1.618032… -
17. 1,597 1,597 ÷ 987 1.618034… +
18. 2,584 2,584 ÷ 1,597 1.618033813… -
19. 4,181 4,181 ÷ 2,584 1.618034055… +
20. 6,765 6,765 ÷ 4,181 1.618033963… -
21. 10,946 10,946 ÷ 6,765 1.618033998… +
22. 17,711 17,711÷ 10,946 1.618033985… -
23. 28,657 28,657 ÷ 17,711 1.618033990… +
24. 46,368 46,368 ÷ 28,657 1.618033988205… -
nb: I have highlighted in bold the digits that are resonant with the precise value of Phi
(1.618033988…), in the column “Decimal Answer to 6 or more Decimal Places”.
nb: at F24, the value of Phi based on 46,368 ÷ 28,657 is correct to 9 decimal places.
SOLUTION EXERCISE 2B
WORKSHEET On The PHI WAVE
Basically, the left hand side of the Graph shows the Long Wave or the Macro
Universe, and as it proceeds to the right hand side, it is getting smaller and smaller
towards the Micro or Atomic World.
Another way of expressing this phenomena and chart is:

The Ratios of successive terms of the Fibonacci Sequence neatly converge on
the Golden Ratio of Phi 1.618033988...
SOLUTION EXERCISE 2D
1.272 x 1.272 = 1.617984 to 6dp = 1.618 to 3 dp.

This is called the Square Root of Phi, meaning what number multiplied by itself will
give 1.618. eg: The square root of 144 is √144 =12 since 12 x 12 = 144.
Similarly The Square Root of Phi is √ ϕ =1.272… since 1.2722 = 1.618
In ancient times, it was recognized that the precise frequency necessary to make
the Circle and Square Equal in Circumference and Perimeter, known as the Mystical
Squaring or Quadrature of the Circle, was to increase the unit Diameter of the
Circle from 1 to 1.272, to make Heaven and Earth equal! It also approximates an 8:9
ratio. To makes the Areas Equal is another secret.
Also, when the base of the Cheops Pyramid is 2x2, the Apothem is 1 unit, the Height
is 1.272… and its Slope Height is 1.618… This value of 1.272… aka Root Phi, is used
most reverently in the world of Stock Marketing and Currency Trading, it seems to
underpin the Price and Time of the shifting Economy’s movements, according to
Phi-based cycles.
This is why such knowledge is not taught in schools, as it is guarded and taught to a
select few.
LESSON 3
The PHI SPIRAL
DERIVED From The FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
Lesson 3
Synopsis
1 – REVISION of Chapters 1 and 2
2 – Phi In The World: The Living Mathematics Of Nature

– Phi In Anatomy
– Phi In Buddha Statues
– Phi In DNA
– Phi In Cheop’s Pyramid
– Phi In Art
3 – Construction of the Phi Spiral

– Construction of the Fibonacci Rectangle’s Whirling Squares
Exercise 3A
– Construction of the Phi Spiral Based on 7 Arcs from 7 Fibonacci Squares
Exercise 3B
– Phi Phacts
– Locating the Eye Of God
Exercise 3C
– Locating the 4 Eyes Of God in the Fibonacci Rectangle
Exercise 3D
– Creating Your Own Unique Talisman or Sigil Based on the Phi Rectangle
Exercise 3E
5 – Final Test:
Creation of the Phi Spiral Freehand and from Memory, on the Whiteboard
(see page 138 at end of book)
PHI IN THE WORLD:
The Living Mathematics of Nature
PHI IN ANATOMY
The bone structure of the human hand is one of the best examples of the Living
Mathematics Of Nature expressing coherently the Fibonacci numbers:
Each crease of the finger-digits progresses from 1:2:3:5:8
PHI IN BUDDHA STATUES
The Human Canon, as expressed by the Tibetan Buddha form is perfected by the
artist diligently drawing Buddha inside of 3 Golden Rectangles
PHI IN DNA
(from the work of Dan Winter).
The Phyllotaxis of the DNA shows how scientists agree that for one molecule to
turn a full revolution within the cylindrical form can only be when the base is 1 unit
diameter and the height of the cylindrical turn is 1.618033. The depiction above of
the 20:34 angstrom measurements is very close to the idealized 21:34 of the
Fibonacci Sequence!
PHI IN CHEOP’S PYRAMID
Root Phi Golden Right Angled Triangle

showing the internal phi harmonics inside the Great Pyramid in Egypt.
Height = Root Phi = 1.272

Apothem = 1 unit and Slope Height = Phi = 1.618033…
The specific angle is 51 degrees and 51 minutes (or 51° 51’ but is rounded off to 52°)
and sometimes referred to as Harmonic 5151, though to convert the Base 60
Babylonian Maths of 51° 51’ into its decimal form, it is expressed precisely as
51.83…°).
PHI IN ART
CONSTRUCTION of the PHI SPIRAL
We begin by converting the Fibonacci Numbers into Squares. This act is a form of
Translating Number Into Art.
We can number each of the squares according to a Fibonacci Number.
We can make an approximate Golden Rectangle by using 5:8 or 8:13 but here we will
use the numbers that define the counter-rotating field of the Daisy Flower which is
13:21.
We only need to use the numbers: 1 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 5 – 8 – 13 :
Exercise 3A
The FIBONACCI RECTANGLE’S WHIRLING SQUARES
Step 1: Check the size of the Grid or Graph Paper, is its length and breadth 21x13?
If not, pencil it the correct size.
Step 2: Begin by defining a 13 x 13 units square, on the left hand side, in any coloured
pencil.
Step 3: Ensure that the 8x8 ends up on the top right hand corner of this 13x21
Rectangular Grid.
Clue: This Golden Rectangle or Phi Rect uses an
8x8 Square to start the construction, though we
are using a 13x13.
Notice the order and position of how the
squares begin to spiral. Use this as a guide to
complete the spiral below.
Exercise 3B
CONSTRUCTION OF THE PHI SPIRAL

BASED ON 7 ARCS FROM 7 FIBONACCI SQUARES
NOTES: PHI PHACTS:
• Phi, with a Capital “P” is pronounce “Fi” and = 1.618…

• phi, with a lower case “p” is pronounced “Fee” and = .618…
This value of .618 is considered the Reciprocal of Phi, thus phi = 1/Phi = 1÷1.618
or ϕ -1
• It also happens that Phi is the only “number” in the Universe that when you subtract
its Reciprocal it equals 1.
ie: Phi minus phi = 1 or 1.618 - .618 = 1
• Unusually, when we square Phi, that is Phi x Phi or ϕ2 it = 2.618…
•Did you notice that when the first 1x1 square below is constructed on the Left Hand
Side of the Fibonacci Rectangle 1 x 1.618…, the remainder of the shape is also
another smaller Phi Rectangle whose dimensions are .618 x 1.
This process keeps going on forever, and it is the only known rectangle that can keep
making a fractal copy of itself, keeping the Phi Ratio in tact.
Exercise 3C
LOCATING the EYE of GOD
How do we find the Eye of the Spiral aka The Sweet Spot or Eye of the Tornado?
Using 2 critical Diagonals to establish this Vortex Centrepoint or the Infinity Point.
Go back to Exercise 3B and in pencil or any colour, draw these 2 Diagonals that pass
through 2 various sizes of Golden Rectangles and mark the Sweet Spot.
It is at this critical Infinity Point that the Golden Phi Spiral will go around and around
but will never touch it!
You can now complete your Golden Spiral by going around this mystical non-existent
point wormhole, and rest your pencil or pen on that point, transmitting your focused
energy or consciousness into that location, as if to potentize, or amplify your state of
equanimity. It is also a sacred place that you can use to manifest any specific desires
that you may have, but best that it is coming from Pure Intent and not just base or
selfish desires.
This is how you can find the 4 Eyes of God or Infinity Points in this following Golden
Rectangle!
For the Teacher, if you have time, this is another special Worksheet that can be
created: Locating The 4 Eyes Of God in the Phi Rectangle.
Notice how it can make a Creative Border, when you omit some of the constructional
grid lines. For any graphic artist, this design is an essential part of your palette.
(taken from Jain’s The Book Of Phi, volume 1).
Optional
Exercise 3D
LOCATING the 4 EYES of GOD in the Fibonacci Rectangle
Outline the 13x21 Fibonacci Rectangle, and focus mainly on the 13x13 squares to determine the
critical diagonals that will intersect at 90 degrees and pinpoint the 4 eyes, emanating from the 4
corners of the rectangle. The 4 corners determine the 4 Phi Spirals that are possible in this frame.
Exercise 3E
CREATING YOUR OWN UNIQUE TALISMAN or SIGIL
BASED on The PHI RECTANGLE
Here is the Grid or Template of Dots that created the Phi Spiral in Exercise 3B.
But this time, we are going to add in the 2 important or critical dots that makes this
design very psycho-active:
1. The Eye of God, that was shown in the previous pages in Exercise 3C. Use a lead
pencil very softly to draw in the 2 diagonals to locate that Sweet Spot.
2. The Center of the Golden Rectangle or Phi Rectangle. To locate this Dot,
observe the 4 corners of the Phi Rectangle and softly pencil in the 2 diagonals to
see where they intersect.
3. To add some depth to your Talisman or Magical Sigil, you can add in a curve or
two. Have a look at my design on the following page to give you an idea.
Have a second attempt at creating your personalized Phi Talisman.
In India, this would be called a Yantram (singular for Yantra) or Power Art.
This is my attempt at creating 3 phi-based Talismans, but notice that with the one
above, I have used too many lines which distracts from the essential purpose of
making this Geometric Signature. Keep it simple, like the 2 versions shown below.
LESSON 4
PHI HEART
The 3RD -DIMENSIONAL PHI SPIRAL RAM’S HORN
and The 4TH –DIMENSIONAL TORUS
Lesson 4
Synopsis
1 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2 and 3

2 – Origin Of The Love Heart Symbol:
Drawing the 2 Phi Spirals
3 – Puzzle: Converting All The Fibonacci Squares Into Cubes
Ram’s Horns
4 – Torus: The 4-Dimensional Expression Of The Phi Spiral
Summary:
– Fibonacci Sequence as the 1st Dimension, then converted to a flat Nautilus Shell
Spiral in 2nd Dim, then shown in the 3rd Dim as Ram’s Horn and finally viewed as a
Toroidal Domain in the 4th Dim.
ORIGIN of the LOVE HEART SYMBOL
DRAWING the 2 PHI SPIRALS
Fractal means when the Inside is the same as the Outside.

Here, the 2 Eyes of Gods meet, and the more we zoom in, we see the continuous
phenomena of a Heart shape inverting, reducing in size, then appearing upright,
then inverting upsidedown again, and alternating energy that is recursive, or a
foreverness, an infinity.
Research Dan Winter who made the first animation of this “Heart Zoom”, where
the lines are moving, where all the data gets sucked in towards the centre point.
“Two Phi Spirals Meet to Form a Fractal Heart”

(Image from the library of Dan Winter: Heart Zoom)
You can be creative and connect the 2 or 4 phi spirals in other ways.
Exercise 4A
DRAWING the UNION of the 2 PHI SPIRALS: use of compass
Start by locating the 4 dots that constitute the largest square on the lower left hand
side. With your compass, Draw the Arc or Quarter Circle No.1.
nb: there are 6 squares in all to make 6 joining Arcs to make the Left Hand Side Phi
Spiral. Do the same for the Right Hand Side Phi Spiral of 6 Arcs.
For the Solution, this diagram below will guide you to draw the left side spiral, then
overlap it with the right hand side spiral.
This diagram has 8 Arcs, not 6, so don’t worry about the diminishing centre.
Technically, they are Mirror-Images of one another.
Does it look like an Angel to You, or some other form?
Exercise: For students who are proficient with computers and filming,
can you reconstruct this diagram above with the 8 arcs for both left and
right hand spirals, creating an animation that shows the step-by-step
addition of each spiral, as if it is growing.
You need to begin with the template of Dots shown on the previous page.
Observation: Students who have already drawn this, claim that they felt
their Left and Right Brain connection, creating a sense of calm and Whole
Brain Learning.
PUZZLE:
Converting All The Fibonacci Squares Into Cubes
Imagine you converted all the squares into cubes, and you could draw a curve in
space arcing from the diagonal corners, what shape do you think you would get?
image sourced from Dan Winter
phi spiral by Raphael Araujo
Mongolian Goat with Big Horns
Mongolian Goat with Big Horns
Bighorn Sheep
This SEA-SHELL, like the Ram’s Horn, is The 3-DIMENSIONAL FORM of the
2-D PHI SPIRAL NAUTILUS SHELL
NOTICE how the LONG WAVE JOINS with the SHORT WAVE
the BRIDGING of the UNIVERSE/GALACTIC MEMORY
with the ATOMIC REALITY.
Only the PHI SPIRAL CAN CONNECT the BIG PICTURE with the SMALL PICTURE, SELF-
ORGANIZED, SELF-SIMILAR, EMBEDDED, SCALE- INVARIANT (Size does not matter, the
ratio of 1:1.618033 is constant) TRAVELLING WITHOUT SELF-DESTRUCTION, BECOMES
IMMORTALIZED, ETERNAL, like DNA CARRYING the MEMORY of a PARENT into their
CHILD’s CHILD.
A TRINITY CODE (NOT BINARY CODE) of the PAST PRESENT and FUTURE.
TORUS: The 4-Dimensional Expression of the Fibonacci Spiral
The 4TH-DIMENSIONAL VIEW of this Seashell or Ram’s Horn is the TUBE TORUS
DONUNT: the SHAPE of BLOOD PLATELETS, APPLES, PLANETS AND SMOKE
RINGS etc ALLOWS US the ABILITY to TURN OURSELVES INSIDE-OUT.
Nesting of embedded Tori (plural of the singular Torus, latin for Ring)
Each torus increases in size according to the Fibonacci Sequence.
This is the blueprint for Jain’s EarthHeart Meditation.
Imagine you are an ant sized creature in the middle of this diagram;
breathe into your Heart concurrently both the celestial and terrestrial
(the above and below) energies and radiate this out to charge your infinite auric field.
A powerful heart-based One-Breath Meditation!
Becoming aware of our Astral Hygiene: that our cloak is a toroidal domain!
Just like an Apple.
LESSON 5
THE UNIVERSAL ST-ND-RD
Lesson 5
Synopsis
1 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2, 3 and 4
2 – Definition Of The Divine Proportion
Exercise 5A
3 – How To Divide A Line Into Its Midpoint, Using Only a Compass,
To Create an Orthogonal or a 90 Degree Intersecting Line:
The Crossing Of The Arcs
Exercise 5B
4 – How To Divide A Line Into Its Phi Ratio, Using Only A Compass & Straight Edge
Exercise 5C
5 – How To Construct The Arbelos

Exercise 5D
“Geometry has two great treasures: one is the Theorem of

Pythagoras; the other, the division of a line into extreme and
mean ratio. The first we may compare to a measure of gold; the
second we may name a precious jewel”.
– Johannes Kepler
“The ancient seers challenged themselves to construct all the geometrical elements of
the Creation using only a Compass and a Straight Edge (ruler).
Mastery of how to use a compass thus became a sign of high intelligence
and a form of access to the hidden Mysteries”.
Jain 108
DEFINITION Of The DIVINE PROPORTION
DEFINITION OF THE DIVINE PROPROTION:

In ancient days, they called it The STANDARD.
This ancient puzzle states:
“How can you divide a line AB into 2 parts
so that the Larger Part divided by the Smaller Part
is in the same proportion as the Whole Length
divided by the Larger Part?”
(taken from Jain’s The Book Of Phi, volume 1).
What is this omniscient Golden Measure; Unity expressed as a Trinity?
It is the whole or first part (1st) which when divided cosmically creates a second part
(2nd) in relation to a third part (3rd).
It can be represented as 3 parts:
1ST: 2ND: 3RD

Whole Large Part
-------------- :: -------------- = PHI = 1.618033988749894848204…

Large Part Small Part
‑ The Perfect Balance

‑ UNITY IN TRINITY
‑ The Three That Are One!
‑ UNITY TRI-DIVIDED
‑ TRI-DIVISION: “The THREE that are TWO that are ONE”.
PHI REVERED BY THE CHRISTIAN FAITH:

St John the apostle informs us that Unity is Tri-
Partite. Like the recurring fractal of the golden
mean spiral, the macro is translated into the micro.
The self-similarity of the phi spiral is also symbolic
of how divinity can repeat itself through Jesus the
Son of Man and Jesus the Son of God. There are
three distinct parts here not two. The small part or
‘Jesus the Man’ is in relation to the large part or
‘Jesus the Son of God’ or the large part is to ‘God
the Father’ or the whole. This is the essence of self-
similarity expressed by the pure definition of the
golden measure:
The small is to the large as the large is to the
whole.
(Image: Jesus The Geometer Using Compass)
“MY FATHER AND I ARE ONE”

“That they all may be one, as thou father art in me, and I in thee. That they also may be
one in us: that they may be one even as we are one”. Jesus of Nazareth
Exercise 5A
DIAMETER Of Unit CIRCLE l.O.V.E
What is the distance of VE?

“V” is the Golden Mean or Divine Proportion of Diameter. Diameter L.O.V.E = 1 unit.
Let LV, the Golden Mean distance, be of an Unknown distance. This Unknown value
can be called “x”. Can you specify the distance of VE, algebraically.
Let the line LOVE be the diameter of a Unit Circle.

“O” is the Origin or Centre of the Circle.
You can see here that the Divine Proportion, the point “V” has been
established by the following Trinity relationship of the following 3
lengths, where LE = The Whole, LV = The Larger Part and VE = The
Smaller Part, thus by Definition:
LE ÷ LV = LV ÷ VE =ϕ
Another definition, from a Thesaurus

Noun 1. golden mean - the proportional relation between two divisions of line or two
dimension of a plane figure such that short : long :: long : (short + long)
Exercise 5B
HOW TO BISECT OR DIVIDE A GIVEN LINE INTO ITS MIDPOINT:
The Crossing Of The Arcs
Before we can find the Golden Mean of a Line, as in Exercise 5C, you need to know
how to cut a line in half, or divide a line at its Midpoint. The line that divides is called a
Bisector and will require the use of a compass (use a metal compass, not plastic).
You open the If you choose not to

compasses such that use full sweeping arcs, These arcs are really derived
they are wider than half you can use smaller from full circles.
the line and draw arcs arcs. This is called The
from each end so that Crossing of the Arcs
they intersect.
In the space below, bisect the line AB, to prepare you for Exercise 5C. This vertical
line (BC on the next page) or Perpendicular will be called the Bisector, it is an
Orthogonal Line, meaning it is at 90 degrees or at Right Angles to the horizontal plane.
A …….………......………. B
Exercise 5C
HOW TO DIVIDE A GIVEN LINE INTO THE GOLDEN MEAN
INSTRUCTIONS:
DIVIDING A LINE SEGMENT ACCORDING TO MEAN AND EXTREME RATIO
1- On the next page, extrapolate or extend horizontally and to the right, the Line
AB its same distance to a point Z, such that AB = BZ.
You can put your compass on point B and with a radius of AB, you can make a
big circle around Point B as centre.
2- Using the Crossing Of Arcs method to Bisect the long line AZ to get your
perpendicular vertical line.
3- The Perpendicular CB is half the length of AB.
So you will need to Cross Arcs again to find the midpoint of AB, call it M, as MB
will equal the height of CB = half of unity or .5.
4- Join Diagonal AC.
5- Place compass point on C, open distance to CB and make an upward arc that
hits or intersects the diagonal AC. This is called Point D.
6- Place compass point on A, open distance to AD and make an downward arc that
hits or intersects the original baseline AB. This is called Point S, and is the
Golden Mean or Divine Proportion of the line AB
QUESTION:
1- If the length of AB is 2 units long, what is the distance of AS?
2- If the length of AB is 1 unit long, what is the distance of AS?
Exercise 5C continued…
……………………………..……
A B
Exercise 5D
CONSTRUCTION of the ARBELOS
For this exercise you will need to know how to find the Golden Mean of a Line, or in
this case, the diameter of the circle. Revise the previous Exercise 5C to proceed.
INSTRUCTIONS:
On the next page, you are given just a Circle with its CentrePoint or Origin called “O”.
1- Draw the horizontal diameter as best as you can. Call this line JJ’. Radius is JO. See
the diagram above.
2- Place compass point on J. Open compass more than the length of JO radius and
cross the arcs to establish the vertical line AF. Another diameter that essentially
quadrates or quarters the circle.
3- We want to establish the point D which is the Divine Proportional length of AF.
Repeat Exercise 5C utilizing the triangular geometry just employed.
4- You need to find the 2 centres of the 2 future circles, Centrepoint E and
Centrepoint B. Both E and B are midpoints of lines FD and AD so use the method of
Crossing Arcs in Exercise 5B to establish these 2 focal points to create the Arbelos.
5- With compass on centrepoint B, and radius AB, inscribe the larger circle.
6- Similarly, with compass on centrepoint E, and radius ED, inscribe the smaller circle.
Exercise 5D continued…
SOLUTIONS to Lesson 5
EXERCISE 5C
When Base AB is 2 units, the Golden Mean AS = 1.618… (Phi)

When Base AB is 1 unit, the Golden Mean AS = .618… (phi or Phe)
Medieval Painting of Jesus Christ

as the Grand Architect or Geometrician of the World
LESSON 6
FIBONACCI NUMBER THEORY
Lesson 6
Synopsis
0 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5

1 – Creative Use of Fibonacci Wooden Blocks!
2 – Plotting the Last Digits of the Fibonacci Numbers
3 – Writing the 60 Repeating Pattern Upon a Wheel
4 – Expressing the Repeating 60 Pattern as a 2 x 30 Rectangular Array
5 – Digital Compression of the Fibonacci Numbers
6 – Tesla, Digital Compression and The Multiplication Table Wheel of 12
7 – Drawing the Wheel of 24 by Hand
8 – Circularizing the Phi Code Wheel of 24
9 – Circularizing the Phi Code of 24 Repeating Digits
10 – The 24 Repeating Pattern of (108 + 9) in its 2 x 12 Array
11 – The continued Sums of any 2 Random Numbers Fibonaccoid Style Approach
1.618…
12 – The Squaring of Fibonacci Numbers
13 – More Squaring of Fibonacci Numbers Consecutively
14 – Did You Know?
- Phi 1.618… and its Reciprocal Phe .618…
- Phi In The Circle
We have just learnt a lot about the development of the Fibonacci Sequence.
Simply, the Golden Mean Phi is an Expansion Ratio that allows each number in the
Fibonacci Sequence to be the sum of the previous two.
Let us now turn our attention to some of the special features of the Fibonacci
Sequence. This section is based on pure Number Theory.
CREATIVE USE OF FIBONACCI WOODEN BLOCKS!
Converting the theory of Fibonacci Numbers into their respective sizes as wooden
blocks, a great educational exercise for any serious student and teacher.
You can actually get the students to do all the woodworking and cutting involved, and
begin the process of getting creative building towers and other architectural designs.
Exercise 6A-1
PLOTTING the LAST SINGLE DIGITS of the Fibonacci Numbers
Complete the following table by observing the final or last digits of the following 72
Fibonacci Numbers that are listed below.
You are looking for something that repeats, this is called Recursion or Repeatability.
No. FIBONACCI Last No. FIBONACCI Last No. FIBONACCI Last

NUMBER
Digit NUMBER Digit NUMBER Digit
1. 1 25. 75,025 49. 7,778,742,049
2. 1 26. 121,393 50. 12,586,269,025
3. 2 27. 196,418 51. 20,365,011,074
4. 3 28. 317,811 52. 32,951,280,099
5. 5 29. 514,229 53. 53,316,291,173
6. 8 30. 832,040 54. 86,267,571,272
7. 13 31. 1,346,269 55. 139,583,862,445
8. 21 32. 2,178,309 56. 225,851,433,717
9. 34 33. 3,524,578 57. 365,435,296,162
10. 55 34. 5,702,887 58. 591,286,729,879
11. 89 35. 9,227,465 59. 956,722,026,041
12. 144 36. 14,930,352 60. 1,548,008,755,920
13. 233 37. 24,157,817 61. 2,504,730,781,961
14. 377 38. 39,088,169 62. 4,052,739,537,881
15. 610 39. 63,245,986 63. 6,557,470,319,842
16. 987 40. 102,334,155 64. 10,610,209,857,723
17. 1,597 41. 165,580,141 65. 17,167,680,177,565
18. 2,584 42. 267,914,296 66. 27,777,890,035,288
19. 4,181 43. 433,494,437 67. 44,945,570,212,853
20. 6,765 44. 701,408,733 68. 72,723,460,248,141
21. 10,946 45. 1,134,903,170 69. 117,669,030,460,994
22. 17,711 46. 1,836,311,903 70. 190,392,490,709,135
23. 28,657 47. 2,971,215,073 71. 308,061,521,170,129
24. 46,368 48. 4,807,526,976 72. 498,454,011,879,264
The number of digits that are repeating is called the Periodicity (P).
What is the Periodicity of this Sequence of Final Fibonacci Single Digits?
P=
-----------------------------------
Exercise 6A-2
Writing the 60 Repeating Pattern Upon a Wheel
Write the 60 Repeating Pattern Upon a Wheel that has 60 spokes or rays.
Start with the number Zero “0” at the topmost point or zenith, then continue to move
clockwise, writing: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, etc…
What do you observe from the Opposing Pairs (any two numbers that are
diametrically opposite one anther, as if a line could pass through them and the centre).
Exercise 6A-3
Expressing the 60 Repeating Pattern
as a 2 x 30 Rectangular Array
Another way of representing these 30 Opposing Pairs is to chart them in the first 2
rows below.
In the 3rd row, add the sum of these 30 columns or Pairs. In ancient Greek times, this
was called “Sigma” meaning “the sum of” and its symbol is “∑” and correlates to the
“S” sound in the English Language.
What therefore is the Sigma (Sum) of all 60 Final Digits in this Wheel.
∑ = ………………………
DID YOU KNOW?

• That when you examine the last 2 digits of the Infinite Fibonacci Sequence:
1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 977, 1587 …
there is another evident Recursion or Number of Digits that Repeat… It happens to be
a Cycle Length of 300 Two-Digit numbers.
• That for the last 3 Digits, the Cycle Length is 1,500

DID YOU KNOW?

• That exists a world wide collection of all Fibonacci Facts and Discoveries, formerly
known as The Fibonacci Quarterly, started in 1963 and half of it can be downloaded
as .pdfs for free.
Exercise 6B-1
DIGITAL COMPRESSION of the Fibonacci Numbers
Complete the following table by use of Digitally Reduction of the following 48

Fibonacci Numbers to single digits. Also called Digit Sums (one of the 16 Vedic Maths
Sutra), Digital Parity, Digital Compression, Digital Roots or Continued Subtraction
From 9.
If you see a “9” just delete it, eg: 89 = 8+9 = 17 = 1+7 = 8
but quicker to just delete the 9. eg: 89 = 8
If you see a group or cluster of numbers adding to 9, delete them also:
eg: the 33rd Fibonacci Number F33 = 3,524,578. You can delete the 4+5 and the 2+7 as
they add to 9 which leaves 3+5+8 = 16 = 1+6 = 7
You are looking for something that repeats, this is called Recursion or Repeatability.
No. FIBONACCI DIGITAL No. FIBONACCI DIGITAL

NUMBER ROOT NUMBER ROOT
1. 1 25. 75,025
2. 1 26. 121,393
3. 2 27. 196,418
4. 3 28. 317,811
5. 5 29. 514,229
6. 8 30. 832,040
7. 13 31. 1,346,269
8. 21 32. 2,178,309
9. 34 33. 3,524,578
10. 55 34. 5,702,887
11. 89 35. 9,227,465
12. 144 36. 14,930,352
13. 233 37. 24,157,817
14. 377 38. 39,088,169
15. 610 39. 63,245,986
16. 987 40. 102,334,155
17. 1,597 41. 165,580,141
18. 2,584 42. 267,914,296
19. 4,181 43. 433,494,437
20. 6,765 44. 701,408,733
21. 10,946 45. 1,134,903,170
22. 17,711 46. 1,836,311,903
23. 28,657 47. 2,971,215,073
24. 46,368 48. 4,807,526,976
The number of digits that are repeating is called the Periodicity (P).
What is the Periodicity of this Sequence of Final Fibonacci Single Digits? P = ………...
Write the 24 Numbers that repeat into the 1x24 Array below:
DID YOU KNOW

TESLA and DIGITAL COMPRESSION
• Nikola TESLA (born 1856 in Smiljan, modern day Croatia, and died 1943) focused a
lot of his mathematical enquiry on 3-6-9, quoting:
“If you only knew the m agnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you w ould have the
key to the universe .”
This amazing chart of DIGITAL COMPRESSION was published on the 12-12-12 (12th
Dec 1912). It revealed a Multiplication Table based on a Wheel of 12 and gave
mathematicians a clue to the hidden symmetry of Prime Numbers:
Exercise 6B-2
Drawing the WHEEL OF 24 by HAND
We are going to plot the Infinitely Repeating 24 Pattern (aka Phi Code 108
rediscovered by Jain 108) around a circle, so we need to divided a Circle into 24 rays
or with 24 dots as an indicator where to place the 24 single digits.
Given is a circle with 8 dots equally spaced, which is easy to draw as it is simply 2
crosses derived from 2 overlapping squares.
Visualizing that you have a pizza cut into 8 triangular slices, we need to mark 2 more
dots to make 2 more slices per 1/8th slice to get our 24 dots on the circle. Place 2 dots
on the rim of each slice, meaning you are cutting each slice into 3 smaller ones, until
you have a Wheel of 24. In the space provided, draw free-hand your wheel of 24:
Exercise 6B-3
CIRCULARIZING the PHI CODE of 24 REPEATING DIGITS
Write the 24 Digitally Reduced Fibonacci Numbers around the outer rim of this circle
that has 24 rays.
Observe the sum of the Opposing Pairs (any 2 numbers that can be connected by a
line that passes through the centre).
(image: courtesy of Inner Eye Publishing)
Exercise 6B-4
The 24 REPEATING PATTERN of (108 + 9) in its 2 x 12 ARRAY
Write these same 24 numbers into a 2x12 Array shown below:

Add the sum of each of the 12 columns.
For reason to be explained in further books, Jain summarizes this Code as The Phi
Code of 108+9, even though the total sum of all digits here is 117, it is better
expressed as an infinite repetition of (108+9).
End of this Worksheet on Phi Code 108.
The Continued Sums of any 2 Random Numbers
Fibonaccoid Style Approach 1.618…
The classic Fibonacci Sequence that we are dealing with is the classic 1,1, 2, 3, 5, 8
sequence etc. It’s 2 Starting Numbers are 1 and 1. Lets call this a Pair (1, 1).
It just happens that we can actually have any Starting Numbers of our choice, eg: Pair
(4, 27) or Pair (33, 89) etc.
This process of adding any 2 numbers in a continued way where you keep adding the
previous number to the last number, as in the classic Fibonacci Sequence is called
Fibonaccoid.
Observe the following Fibonaccoid Pair (9, 36) shown in the table below:
Amazing Conclusion: The continued sums of any 2 random numbers, Fibonaccoid

style, upon division of the consecutive sums, approach 1.618…
As the series grows, we are required to keep dividing the last number by the previous
number. This is truly one of the most special features of the Fibonacci Sequence that I
know of, that all sums approach Phi.
2 Random Summation Fibonaccoid Style: Divide the Last Final Result

Starting of the 2 add the Previous Number by the
Numbers Numbers to the Last Previous
Number Number
36 9 + 36 = 45
36 + 45 = 81 81 ÷ 45 = 1.8
45 + 81 = 126 126 ÷ 81 = 1.555555555
81 + 126 = 207 207 ÷ 126 = 1.642857143
126 + 207 = 333 333 ÷ 207 = 1.608695652
207 + 333 = 540 540 ÷ 333 = 1.621621622
333 + 540 = 873 873 ÷ 540 = 1.616666666
540 + 873 = 1,413 1,413 ÷ 873 = 1.618556701
nb1: The final numbers on the right alternate above and below the mythical 1.618…
nb2: Only at the last division did we arrive at 1.618…
EXERCISE 6C
Choose any 2 random or favourite numbers, under 100, and write them in the first
column, one below the other. Add them together in the 2nd and 3rd columns, and
continue to add the Last Number to the Previous Number, Fibonaccoid Style. Using an
electronic calculator divide the final results and record them to at least 6 dp (decimal
places). Keep an eye on when you get the result of 1.618…
2 Random Summation Fibonaccoid Style: Divide the Last Final Result

Starting of the 2 add the Previous Number by the
Numbers Numbers to the Last Previous
Number Number
+ =
+ = ÷ =
+ = ÷ =
+ = ÷ =
+ = ÷ =
+ = ÷ =
+ = ÷ =
+ = ÷ =
Exercise 6D
The Squaring of Fibonacci Numbers
The Square of any Fibonacci Number is equal to the number in the series before
it, multiplied by the number in the series after it, plus or minus the number 1.
Complete the following table:
The first two lines have been written out as a guide for you to follow:
2
Legend: Fn = Fibonacci Number, Fn = Fibonacci No. Squared,
Fn-1 = The Fib. No. before the No. in question,
Fn+1 = The Fib. No. after the No. in question,
±1 = Plus or Minus One.
Fn Fn 2 Fn-1 x Fn+1 ±1
1
1 1 1x2=2 +1
2 4 1x3=3 -1
3 9 2 x 5 = 10 +1
5
8
13
21
34
Question: What do you notice about your results for the column for ±1 ?
The Answers are at the end of this chapter.
Research: CASSINI: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Cassini's identity is a mathematical identity for the Fibonacci numbers. It states that
for the nth Fibonacci number:
(It just means, based on what we have just done: that for any Fib Number, when you
multiply the Number Before and the Number After and then subtract the Square of
that Number, you always get a Plus One and Minus One in Alternating Order.
Cassini's formula was discovered in 1680 by Jean-Dominique Cassini, then director of
the Paris Observatory.
More Squaring of Fibonacci Numbers Consecutively
“The Sum of the Squares of any Consecutive Series of Fibonacci Numbers

beginning from 1, 1, will always Equal the Last of the Series chosen, multiplied
by the next Higher Number”.
Whoa, what does this mean?
“Consecutive” means “following each other continuously or successively”.
Here are the first 2 examples, followed by 3 more that you will complete as the final
exercise to this chapter.
12 + 1 2 + 2 2 = 2 x 3 = 6
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 = 3 x 5 = 15
Exercise 6E
Complete the following 3 sums of Fibonacci Squares.
1.
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 + 52 =
2.
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 + 52 + 82 =
3.
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 + 52 + 82 + 132 =
DID YOU KNOW ?
PHI 1.618… and its RECIPROCAL PHE .618…
Phi = 1.618… = ϕ (pronounced: Fi)

phi = 1 ÷ 1.618… = 1/ ϕ = .618… = Phe (pronounced: Fee)
nb: the 3 dots after .618… means that the decimal keeps going forever without any
known or detectable pattern or recursion.
nb: Adding +1 to Phi, giving 1+1.618… gives 2.618… which is Phi Squared or ϕ2.
DID YOU KNOW?

that Leonardo da Vinci and many other great Renaissance artists used Compasses or
Calipers that had 3 legs partitioned in the Golden Ratio, and were known as:
PHI CALIPERS.
DID YOU KNOW?
that the branches that come off the trunks of trees do so at very specific angles, it
may appear to be random but there is a precise mathematical formula that governs
the emanation of branches.
It is based on the 360 degrees of a full circle divided by Phi:
ie: 360° ÷ 1.618033 = 222.5°
Phi and the Circle
ANSWERS for CHAPTER 6 on Fibonacci Theory
SOLUTIONS EXERCISE 6A-1
The Sigma (Sum)

of all 60 Final
Digits in this
Wheel is:
∑ = 9 x 30 =
270
SOLUTIONS EXERCISE 6B-1
No. FIBONACCI DIGITAL No. FIBONACCI DIGITAL

NUMBER ROOT NUMBER ROOT
1. 1 1 25. 75,025 1
2. 1 1 26. 121,393 1
3. 2 2 27. 196,418 2
4. 3 3 28. 317,811 3
5. 5 5 29. 514,229 5
6. 8 8 30. 832,040 8
7. 13 4 31. 1,346,269 4
8. 21 3 32. 2,178,309 3
9. 34 7 33. 3,524,578 7
10. 55 1 34. 5,702,887 1
11. 89 8 35. 9,227,465 8
12. 144 9 36. 14,930,352 9
13. 233 8 37. 24,157,817 8
14. 377 8 38. 39,088,169 8
15. 610 7 39. 63,245,986 7
16. 987 6 40. 102,334,155 6
17. 1,597 4 41. 165,580,141 4
18. 2,584 1 42. 267,914,296 1
19. 4,181 5 43. 433,494,437 5
20. 6,765 6 44. 701,408,733 6
21. 10,946 2 45. 1,134,903,170 2
22. 17,711 8 46. 1,836,311,903 8
23. 28,657 1 47. 2,971,215,073 1
24. 46,368 9 48. 4,807,526,976 9
PHI CODE 108+9 as a 1x24 Array
1 1 2 3 5 8 4 3 7 1 8 9 8 8 7 6 4 1 5 6 2 8 1 9
Jain’s ReDiscovery of the Phi Code Wheel of 24, Circularized.
(image photoshopped by Joe Dubs, USA, 2015,

also showing the Flower of Life pattern and the Dodecahedron having 12 pentagonal faces)
1 1 2 3 5 8 4 3 7 1 8 9
8 8 7 6 4 1 5 6 2 8 1 9
The Sigma or Sum of the 12 Columns are all 9s except for 1.

Since the Sum of the 12 columns are all 9 except for the 12th column which is a
Double 9 or 18 (but reduces down to a single digit of 9) means we really have 11
columns of 9 + 18 or 12 columns of 9 + 9. The total sum of all digits in this array is
therefore 108+9 (=117).
SOLUTIONS EXERCISE 6D
Fn Fn 2 Fn-1 x Fn+1 ±1
1
1 1 1x2=2 +1
2 4 1x3=3 -1
3 9 2 x 5 = 10 +1
5 25 3 x 8 = 24 -1
8 64 5 x 13 = 65 +1
13 169 8 x 21 = 168 -1
21 441 13 x 34 = 442 +1
34 1156 21 x 55 = 1155 -1
The results in the far right column for ±1 reveal an Alternation of the Plus or Minus
sign, suggesting a wave-like quality making visible the hidden or invisible elements of
how Nature works.
In the world of Stock Markets, this phenomenon is also an implicit part of the Elliott
Wave Principle (based on the rise and fall of 3-5-8) and Elliott's Concept of Alternation
which states that complex corrective waves alternate with simple corrective waves;
strong impulse waves alternate with weak impulse waves, etc.
SOLUTIONS EXERCISE 6E
1.
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 + 52 = 5 x 8 = 40
2.
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 + 52 + 82 = 8 x 13 = 104
3.
12 + 12 + 22 + 32 + 52 + 82 + 132 = 13 x 21 = 273
LESSON 7
~ PENTAGRAMS ~
PHI in the PENTACLE
Lesson 7
Synopsis
0 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6

1 – Drawing Pentacle with a ruler by tracing over dots.
2 – Distinguish between Pentagon and Pentagram.
3 – Drawing Uni-Cursal Pentagram Free-Hand.
4 – Examples of Pentacles in Nature.
5 – Bring to class some apples and pawpaw and cut them transversely to reveal the
hidden pentacle seed arrangement.
6 – Drawing the Pentacle within the inner Pentagon 3 times.
“Fractal Pent” when “the Inside is the same as the Outside”.
Observe how the Pentacle inverts or reverses itself then turns upright again!
6 – Phi Triangle
- Creative Construction
- Construction of the Phi Spiral from the Golden Triangle
7 – 4th Dimensional triangle Casts a Pent Shadow
8 – Construction of the Pentagon, using only Compass and Straight Edge
The following exercises in the simple freehand drawing of the Pentagram are taken
from the workbook for 5 to 8 year olds called:
MATHEMAGICS FOR STARKIDZ Workbook, 2015
EXERCISE 7A-1
Neatly Draw the Star Pentagram or Pentacle, using a Ruler.

You can also draw the Pentagon which are the 5 outer sides joined.
“Uni-Cursal”, is the old Latin or Roman word for “One-Line”
We are the Pentacle!
Did you know that every protein

in our human body cells,
is in the shape of the Pentacle!
EXERCISE 7A-2
Practice below, as many free-hand Uni-Cursal 5 pointed-stars as you can,
With your Right Hand, without taking your pen or pencil off the paper.
Draw the last row of Pentacles with your other or Left hand.
On the last page of this Chapter, draw this Uni-Cursal Pentacle freehand, using no dots.
Here are more examples of Pentacles, some are found in Nature:
Saravanan Thangaraja’s daughter: of Kuala Lumpur,
showing the Perfect Pent Perfection of Papaya (Pawpaw).
Jain 108 Lectures For Children and Adults in 2005
Here are another 5 examples of the appearance of the Pent shape in Nature
The packing of
bubbles displays
pent and hex
shapes, same as
tortoise shell!
The Tomato
Leaf is Pent.
(Photo on right
is by Jain 108).
The back of the

lettuce is a
pentacle.
The black sapote

“chocolate
pudding” fruit has a
pentacle design.
(Photo by Jain 108).
Pent in extinct starfish, taken from the classic book:

“Art Forms In Nature” by Ernst Haeckel
Draw the Pentacle or 5 Pointed Star within itself 2
more times, so that it is first inverted or drawn
upside-down, then corrects itself to be upright
again, but smaller or miniature in size.
EXERCISE 7B-1
EMBEDDING THE PENTACLE WITHIN ITSELF. THIS IS CALLED FRACTAL.
“FRACTAL PENT ”
EXERCISE 7B-2
Cutting Out and Reassembling Fractal Pent
Print out Fractal Pent shown on this page and the next, on various coloured
cardboards, and have the students cut it out, either 1 or 2 or 3 of them, and be
creative as to how they can reassemble the triangles to form another unforeseen
shape. This means that whatever shape or collage they create, all compositional lines
are in the Phi Ratio and therefore pleasing to the eye.
EXERCISE 7B-3
Cutting Out and FOLDING Fractal Pent to make a
PENTAGONAL PYRAMID
Print this out 5 times: First, use this small inverted Pentacle, to draw the larger one,
using a coloured pencil, then cut out creatively. Or, you may want to just make 5
folds, ignoring the circle, by cutting out the large pentacle and folding over the 5
triangles, origami style, to make a PENTAGONAL PYRAMID!
PHI TRIANGLE
It is always of benefit and interest to know of the specific angles that relate to the Phi
Ratio, in this case the Phi Triangles. 1 of 5 arms in the Pentacle are embedded or
surrounded by the Pentagon whose internal angles are 108° degrees. The Phi
Triangle has an apex of 36° and 2 base angles of 72°.
The Shaded area is called a Phi Triangle or Golden Triangle and is one of the 5 arms of
the Pentacle/Pentagram. It is in the approximate ratio of 8:13 (the code of the pine
cone’s counter-rotating fields). More precisely, the lengths of this Isosceles Triangle
(because the 2 longer sides are the same length) are in the Phi Ratio of 1:1.618…
Notice how the shape of the Temple or Pagoda of Yakushiji in Japan is also a Phi
Triangle!
(Images from “The Power Of Limits” by Gyorgy Doczi).
DID YOU KNOW?
The Golden Triangle can also generate its own Phi Spiral
using a compass to make connecting curves.
(Image courtesy of Jonathan Quintin www.sacredgeometry.com.au)
Pentacle May Day Procession, Madrid, 1936 (Spanish Civil War)
"The 4th Dimensional Triangle"
Triangulation is Spirit's step to create form, enclosure, matter.

From the fertile union of Father and Mother, the Original 1 and 2,
a Child is born, the Essence of 3. It's name is Triangle.
Its next child is Volume called Tetrahedron or triangular-based pyramid
that is the leggo or basic building block of Earth's creations.
(If you had 5 cardboard-model tetrahedrons, ie: 5 Tetrahedra on your table, and you glued 4 of them
around the 4 triangular faces of the 5th Tetrahedron, you would have this 4-Dim Triangle.
Interestingly, if you shined a laser beam or light upon a wire-frame model of this, its shadow would
surprisingly create the 5-Pointed Star, which is the shape of all your proteins!). From there, as we
climb the Dimensional Ladder of Consciousness, our Stairway To Heaven, is the 4th Dimensional
Triangle, so mysterious, unfathomable, abstract, yet so simple, so pure, it has No Name;
it's progeny is All That Is, returning us, trinitizing us, back to The One.
Jain 108 23-6-14 (extracted from my Facebook Business Page: Jain 108 Mathemagics).
The Four-Dimensional Triangle: The simplest problem of unravelling the 4-dim super-solid for packing purposes arises
when the 2-dim projection is a pentagon with inscribed diagonals, which resolves into 5 tetrahedra, 10 triangles, 10 lines
and 5 vertices. (Taken from the classic book: Mathematics for the Million: by Lancelot Hogben, 1936)
CREATIVE USE OF PHI TRIANGLE NODES by Collin Saad, 1982
This is one of my first drawings in 1982, (my name then was Collin Saad, became Jain
in 1984 after an Out-Of-Body Experience), when I lived for 2 years with medicine men
in the Torres Straits Islands. The vertical mast of the “Ship At Sea” has been divided
into the Fibonacci Numbers: 1-1-2-3-5-8-13-21-34. Every one of these nodes on the
vertical mast connects with the sides of the Phi Triangle. This therefore is the guts of
the Phi Triangle at a skeletal level!
(The writing on this sketch says:
Question: A lot of Art/Poetry hints at Australia as the Promised Land, Why?
Answer: It was in Cook’s diary, 1767, the Royal Society sent Cook 2 Southern Waters 2 observe the
Transit of Venus at an Eclipse).
Here are several other designs by Collin Saad creatively utilizing the Phi Triangle
Poem by Collin Saad 1980 “The Twelve Eyes” 5 Fishes by Collin Saad
“A La Recherche du Triangle d’Or”

(In Search of The Golden Triangle)
sketch by Collin Saad 1982, Torres Straits.
At this stage of my life, I had cellular memory of
this Phi Knowledge, but I could not express it nor
discuss it with anyone at that time, when I was in
my early 20s, so I wrote poems and drew over
1,000 sketches like this, to see Who Am I? I am Photo I took of Olivier Henry’s (of Milk
here burying my head in the sand! Good news, Photographie, Singapore 2015) design with
there is a rainbow arching over me and refracted Zometool, exploring new fractal landscapes
through the Phi Triangle Prism. within the Golden Phi TriAngle.
EXERCISE 7C-1
Constructing of Phi Spiral from Phi Nodes of Phi TriAngle
On this page, can you construct a creative pattern based on the Phi Triangle, where you may want to
subdivide some of the sides into Fibonacci Segments, or use compass work, or whatever you see.
EXERCISE 7C-2
Constructing of Phi Spiral from Phi Nodes of Phi TriAngle
CONSTRUCTION OF THE PENTAGON AND DECAGON
EXERCISE 7D
Start by drawing the horizontal diameter AB. “O” is the Origin or centre of the Circle.
Quadrate the circle with OC. Radius is therefore OC or OB. Bisect OB at D by using
compass and crossing of arcs. With compass placed at centre D, and radius CD cut
AO at E, marking the full arc down from C to E as shown. With centre C and radius CE
cut the circumference at F marking the small arc upwardly. CF equals one side of the
Pentagon. Complete the Pentagon by marking the other 4 points by walking the
distance of CF around the circle’s circumference. The 2nd side is FG etc…
nb: see previous diagram: The ratio of the diagonal CG to the side FC in the pentagon
is 1:1.618…or Phi, the Golden Mean.
LESSON 8
PHI in the PENROSE TILES
Lesson 8
Synopsis
0 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7

1 – Various Possibilities of the Penrose Tiles
2 – Kites and Darts
3 – Penrose Tiles and their Specific Angles
4 – Did You Know?
5 – Templates to Cut Out and Create Patterns.
Various Possibilities of the Penrose Tiles
PHANTASTIC POSSIBILITIES OF THE PENTAGONS
It has been recorded in all mathematical text books that the Pentagon can not tile the
plane, yet when we examine and cut out various geometries within the Pentagon, we
are able to do so with some very special shapes that are harmonics of the 108
degrees!
To make a pattern grow from a central point, we need to establish a Seed Pattern.
It is interesting when we tile just pentagons, and inspect the spaces or gaps between
them, this gives us a clue how to tile the plane. Such revelations were first recorded
by the physicist and mathematician Roger Penrose and scientists all over the world
now agree that these amazing and simple patterns indeed underlie the nature or fabric
of liquids and strange crystals called quasi-crystals and even have higher analogs in the
higher dimensional lattice-worlds.
EXPLORING SOME OTHER POSSIBILITIES WITH PENROSE TILES
EXPLORING SOME OTHER POSSIBILITIES WITH PENROSE TILES
PENROSE TILES AND THEIR SPECIFIC ANGLES
For communication purposes, mathematicians give the 2 distinctive patterns shown
here new names: Kites and Darts.
All degree measurements are factors of 36 degrees which is the top angle of the
Golden or Phi Triangle discussed previously.
DID YOU KNOW?
The intersection of 2 Kissing Decagons (10-sided polygon) forms a common
elongated Diamond that is one of the Penrose Tiles.
DID YOU KNOW?

An old pavement from the city of Pompeii was found to have
the Penrose Tiling Pattern!
The massive Eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD buried the Roman settlements of Pompeii.
Mount Vesuvius, a volcano near the Bay of Naples in Italy,
is hundreds of thousands of years old and has erupted more than 50 times.
TEMPLATE TO BE CUT OUT BY STUDENTS.
PHOTOCOPY THIS AS MANY TIMES AS YOU LIKE
TO BUILD UP A COLLECTION
OF THE 2-TYPES OF PENROSE KITE AND DART DESIGNS
TEMPLATE TO BE CUT OUT BY STUDENTS
PHOTOCOPY THIS AS MANY TIMES AS YOU LIKE
TO BUILD UP A COLLECTION OF THE 2-TYPES OF PENROSE DIAMONDS
Do Research on Sir ROGER PENROSE :
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia, 2005
Sir Roger Penrose on Penrose Floor Tiles Penrose Tiling using fat and thin rhombi.
Sir Roger Penrose OM FRS (born 8 August 1931) is an English mathematical

physicist, mathematician and philosopher of science. He is the Emeritus Rouse Ball
Professor of Mathematics at the Mathematical Institute of the University of Oxford, as
well as an Emeritus Fellow of Wadham College.
Penrose is known for his work in mathematical physics, in particular for his
contributions to general relativity and cosmology. He has received several prizes and
awards, including the 1988 Wolf Prize for physics, which he shared with Stephen
Hawking for their contribution to our understanding of the universe.
Penrose is well known for his 1974 discovery of Penrose tilings, which are formed
from two tiles that can only tile the plane non-periodically, and are the first tilings to
exhibit fivefold rotational symmetry. Penrose developed these ideas based on an
article by the Czech statistician Jaromír Korčák.
In 1984, such patterns were observed in the arrangement of atoms in quasicrystals.
In 1983, Penrose was invited to teach at Rice University in Houston, by the then
provost Bill Gordon. He worked there from 1983 to 1987.
LESSON 9
PHI in the 5 PLATONIC SOLIDS and other POLYHEDRA
Lesson 9
Synopsis
0 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7

1 – Phi Rectangle Main Diagonal 32 Degree, tilting 5 times Forms Dodecahedron
2 – Phi Rectangles Inside Icosahedron
3 – Icosahedron Inside of Octahedron based on Phi Ratio
4 – Shadow of Icosahedron is Decagonal (10 Sides) Based on 10 Phi Triangles
5 – Dual of Icosahedron is Dodecahedron, Phi Relationships
6 – Infinite Series of Icosa-Dodeca Stellations

– Scale Invariancy: size does not matter, only Ratio
7 – Shape-Shifting, Self-Similarity and Fractality
8 – Draw the 4 various Shadows of Dodecahedron: “Dec View of Dodeca”
9 – Discover the Dual of the Dodecahedron:

By Joining the Dodecahedron’s 12 Pentagonal Face Centres Forming Icosa
10 – Stellating the Dodeca also forms the Icosahedron, but Stellation must be at Phi
(1.618…), not 1 unit.
11 – Dodecahedral Earth Grid: Sacred Sites like Pyramid and Stonehenge Exist at the
Phi Nodal Points
12 – 1 of 13 Archimedean Solids: Icosi-Dodecahedron. Its Dual is the Rhombic

TriaContaHedron having 30 Phi Diamonds and is the basis for the Earth Grid.
PHI IN POLYHEDRONS:
DID YOU KNOW?

There is a critical 32 degree angle of the phi rectangle’s main diagonal which links to
the 5 cubes tilted at 32 degrees to make the dodecahedron or 4th Dimensional Cube!
Then the 12 face centres of the 12 pentagonal faces generate the Icosahedron that
has 20 Equilateral Triangles.
Eye of Adriana Lima, from a Poster
DID YOU KNOW?

That the Phi Rectangle exists inside the Icosahedron, one of five Platonic Solids.
The 3 inter-penetrating Golden Rectangles are in the ratio of 1: ϕ or 1:1.618…)
(whereas in the Dodecahedron, the elongated rectangles are in the ratio
of 1: ϕ2 or 1:2.618… or “1:Phi Squared”).
Aimee Monique,
embedded in the Icosahedral
form, sourced from Facebook,
Sculpture from Auckland, NZ,
2015
Phi Rectangles in the Icosahedron, the

Rectangle is 1:1.618…
The elongated Golden Rectangles

inside the Dodecahedron are in the Using Sacred Geometry to
ratio of 1:2.618… or “1:Phi Squared” Cube Inside Dodecahedron
improve our “Auric Hygiene”
THE 3 PHI RECTANGLES WITHIN ICOSAHEDRON
EXERCISE 1:
It can be shown that the 3 rectangles inside this Icosahedron are not just any sized
rectangles, they are precisely in the Phi Ratio, defining them as 3 Golden Rectangles
perpendicular to one another (orthogonal or right-angled or 90 degrees apart).
Use string to show these axes.
– 1 of 3 Golden Rectangles hiding within.
EXERCISE 2:
USING STRING:
DETERMINE THE MAJOR AXIS RUNNING THROUGH THE INSIDE OF THE
ICOSAHEDRON?
– Discover the Major Axes running through the Icosahedron joining the vertices or
opposite points on the sphere.
– This is best seen by connecting opposite points or vertices. The string line must pass
through the centre of the Icosahedron.
OPTIONAL (ADVANCED)
ICOSAHEDRON INSIDE OCTAHEDRON
Discover the Icosahedron Nesting Inside Octahedron,

by Joining The 8 Phi Ratio Points of Octahedron’s Edges
Look what happens when Magic Spider attempts

another pathway, this time joining the phi ratio
divisions (8:13 pine cone code) of the 12 edges of
the Octahedron. It generates the Icosahedron.
The Phi Ratio is the place a fraction more

than half way (.5), like where the elbow
bends, in relationship to the whole length
of the arm. The Ratio can be expressed as
the ratio of the smaller segment in
relation to the larger segment in the ratio
of 1:1.618…
Though, the Octahedron that is seen
inside the Larger Tetrahedron was not
derived by Phi Ratio (1:1.618) but by
midpoints (1:2).
Icosahedron Inside of Octahedron

Inside of Tetrahedron
When children are wrapping the golden string around the rods at the midpoints, they
need to wrap it around several times so the string does not slip.
cont…
Show the PHI RATIO of the Octahedron’s 12 edges, when joined by Magic Spider’s
golden web generates the Icosahedron.
Here the teacher or Instructor needs to have the 12 edges of the 12 sticks marked
with a dot at the Golden Mean point.
PHI In ICOSAHEDRON
Creation of the Icosahedron (20 Triangles)
Inside the Octahedron (8 Triangles) Inside the Tetra.
By joining the 6 Midpoints of the 6 edges of the Tetrahedron

then joining the 12 Golden Mean points of the 12 edges of the Octahedron.
DID YOU KNOW?

A very old metal sculpture from the Roman times was found, and it had 20
Equilateral Triangles, thus defining it as an Icosahedron!
DRAW THE SHADOWS OF THE ICOSAHEDRON
HEX VIEW 1
HEX VIEW 2
DRAWING THE “DEC VIEW OF THE Surprising, as we keep tilting this

ICOSA” (DOUBLE PENTACLE) Icosahedral shape, the Decagon (or 10
sided polygon) appears.
In Sacred Geometry jargon or lingo, we
call this the “Dec View of the Icosa”.
If you can visualize this decagon as a
pizza with 10 triangular slices, and
modeled the base of your house on this
shape, it means that when you build a
dodecagonal floor plan, you are naturally
in the Golden Mean or Divine
Proportion, because if the outer side
length is say 1 meter, then the radius or
longer length coming from the centre to
the outer circle, is Phi or 1.618…
THE PLATONIC DUALS:
(formed by taking the midpoint of each face and connect those points)
The Dual of the Icosahedron is the Dodecahedron, and vice-versa
THE 20 FACE CENTRES OF THE ICOSAHEDRON

MAKE THE 12 VERTICES OF THE DODECAHEDRON
This process can be repeated infinitely, every time we connect the face centres of
either the Icosahedron or Dodecahedron, they keep making the other form. This
process is called an Infinite Series. It is Scale Invariant, meaning that size does not
matter, the shapes can get either smaller and smaller towards the atom size, or bigger
and bigger towards the galactic, when we stellate or grow the faces.
The Infinite Series Net of the Icosa-Dodeca Map (Secret of the Masons!)
"Definition of Stellate" THE STELLATED ICOSAHEDRON
To stellate means to make like a star!

This expansion principle is a form of growth, life.
The shape shown here has 20 stellated 3-
dimensional triangles (tetrahedra) covering a core
shape not seen, known as the Icosahedron (icosa
means 20 and hedron means face).
If we were to join these 20 stellated tips or vertices,
another shape is created called the dodecahedron,
having 12 pentagonal faces. If we were to stellate
these 12 pentagons with the appropriate shape
called a pentagonal pyramid, and join the 12
vertices, an interesting thing happens, the
icosahedron is formed again, this time a bit larger
than before, almost doubled in size.
This is a veritable or true form of shape-shifting, it is pure magic at its best, because each
stellation increases the original form by the Golden Mean (the mathematics of flowers,
crystals, the mystical place where the elbow bends etc).
So we started with a specific shape called Icosa, we stellated it twice, made it into a double
star, and ended up with the same shape again. This is the ultimate definition of what Fractal
means, the current buzz world in the parlours of sacred geometry, it is the definition of
SELF-SIMILARITY, no different than the act of having a baby, which is a miniaturized
carbon copy of the divine Mother. Even the word "Divine" hints at the same definition of
stellation and fractality, as "divine" really means "de vina" or "of the vine" which is really
about the mathematics of "branching out" just like how a tree sends out a branch and the
branch sends out a twig, all in the same self-similar algorithm, the end product is to make
fruit. (An algorithm is like a recipe, a set of instructions, like making a cake and adding in the
ingredients. Here, the only instruction is to copy yourself in the most optimal way. This is
why the Divine Phi Proportion is the ultimate cake recipe, this optimum ratio of 1:1.618..., just
keep copying your dna, remain fractal and therefore unlimited, the supreme art of survival).
The relationship with Icosa-Dodeca is the key to fractality because when you keep stellating
the icosa, it becomes the dodeca, which becomes the icosa again which becomes the
dodeca again, but each time it grows, so if you did this to infinity or the other way into the
atomic structure, you have found a non-destructive self-organized pathway (based on
fibonacci numbers or phi 1:1.618...), and the size doesn’t matter, only the proportion is
consistent, only Ratio matters, and this is called Scale Invariant; doesn’t matter if it gets as big
as the universe (explosion) or if it gets as small as the atom (implosion) it keeps growing and
travelling. I believe that this infinite series of the icosa-dodeca stellation is a key to Time
Travel.
Jain 108
2014 (“Jain 108 Mathemagics” Facebook Business Page Post)
For more informative posts on the Universal Language of Sacred Geometry, visit:
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DRAW THE SHADOWS OF THE DODECAHEDRON
Get the students to draw the last or 3rd of these shadows, known as the “Dec View of
Dodeca” (“Dec” means “10”. The proper word for a 10-sided shape is the “decagon”
made up of 10 Golden Triangles).
This can be done in 6 steps:
1 – draw a circle and plot by hand 5 dots on the circle.
2 – draw the pentagram or pentacle or 5-pointed star in the circle to show that this will
lead to the pentagon.
3 – draw the pentagon in the circle and show the 5 other midpoints on the
circumference, preparing to draw a Double Pentagon or 2 Pentagons overlapping and
having their 10 points touching the circle.
4 – draw the Double Pentagon in the circle
5 – draw 10 short emanations or radials coming off the 10 points of the Double
Pentagon
6 – draw the boundary of 10 lines connecting these 10 radials to complete the final
diagram.
nb: this diagram is the typical image you see of faceted diamonds or polished crystal
forms.
It is suggested that while you build Dodeca (with the rods and connectors), you
are best to work in groups of 4, as essentially, this shape is unstable.
When the shape has been built, let it twist and fall down flat to the ground (as it
will not stand up on its own, unless the 4 helpers hold it high). This 3-dim dodeca
shape, when collapsed reveals a very interesting pattern: the 10-sided Decagon.
Expressed as a shadow form it is called the Dec View of Dodeca, based on the
Double Pentagon.
The dodecahedron (composed of 12 pentagons) is also the basis for the true shape of
the Earth Grid accurately defining Sacred Sites like the pyramids in Egypt,
Shonehenge, Easter Island etc.
Discover where the Hexagon exists inside the Dodeca

ie: “the 6 Within The 5”
The Icosa-Dodeca Infinite Series /
Fractality or Self-Similarity.
ie: The more we keep stellating Dodeca or Icosa, the more it keeps forming its Dual
or Partner or Conjugal…
It must be stated that you cant just stellate each pentagon with the same 1 unit side
that made the Dodeca, it must be a critical Phi Ratio enlargement of 1:1.618… to
make the magic happen, otherwise Icosahedron does not form.
Same with Icosa, we must stellate at the Phi Ratio, to permit infinite travel.
The Soap Bubble, Under Attack, Forms the Dodeca
Explain how a spherical soap bubble, when inserted by a straw-rod, will want to burst,
when someone sucks the air out of the bubble via using the straw, but to survive, the
sphere or bubble takes the shape of the dodeca, under compression. Can this be
shown in your classroom, have a bucket of warm soapy water to demonstrate this.
“The Quartz Crystal Shows a Cube in its Centre”
Rhombic TriaContaHedron
There are 13 shapes called Archimedean solids which differ from the 5 Regular
Platonic Solids due to fact that they are composed of several polygon shapes like
triangles, squares, pentagons. One of them is called the Icosi-Dodecahedron being
made up of Triangles and Pentagons. It is the fusion of Icosahedron and
Dodecahedron and has many phi Proportions.
If Magic Spider were to go inside this shape and join all the 32 face centres (of the 12
Pentagons and 20 Triangles) with its golden thread, this would create its Dual, called
the Rhombic TriaContaHedron shown below. Above right is the geometry of one of
the 30 diamonds that make it, where the axes are based on the Pine Cone numbers of
8:13 or 1:1.618… meaning it is a Phi Diamond.
In fact, even the radius of the sphere that surrounds it is in a phi ratio with the 60 edge
lengths!
Jain 108 embedded in the centre of the Rhombic Triacontahedron, the dual of the
Archimedean solid IcosiDodecahedron, a 3-dimensional nest of Phi Proportions.
This is an Anointed Shape and has much application in the near future, structures and
shapes the next generation of children will incorporate into their designs as they
fashion their world. May this workbook help them steer their Path.
Shadow: A Hexagon array called Fractal Hex Shadow: A Decagonal Shadow with 10
because there is a smaller Hexagon within the sides thus having Phi ratios. 2 interesting
Larger Hexagon.
shadows based on Penta-Hexa.
Pictured: Joycelyn Teng of Singapore, co-creator
with Jain 108 with a new school in Singapore: Pictured: Jain 108
The Joy Of Numbers Institute.
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Once you know about Phi,

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meaning the number that is
multiplied by itself to give 1.618…
(1.272… x 1.272… = Phi)
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not the deficient traditional 3.141…
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The Golden Mean Ratio & the Lost Secrets of the PHI Code
Explore ancient hidden mysteries... learn why the shape of the Pine Cone is optically
similar to the Human Heart, why we are awe-struck when we view Sacred Architecture
like the Parthenon of Greece and the Pyramids of Gizeh… and why we are attracted to the
proportions of the famous Mona Lisa.
Essentially, the human body is in resonance with the Living Mathematics of Nature. You
will find out about secret codes concealed in the GAYATRI MANTRA, the most
famous Eastern prayer for Enlightenment. Embrace part of the ascension process
already morphologically and geometrically encoded into our bio-magnetic and bio-electrical
fields.
Jain will help you discover Sacred Geometry; Math as Art, Math as Science and Math as
History.
He will help you to explore Sacred Geometries that are invisibly constructed and nested
within the Heart, connecting us to all Memory of all Universes.
Lost Secrets of The PHI Code includes a lesson in x-raying the Fibonacci Sequence: 0, 1, 1,
2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 etc to discover where the infinite phi expression has its
underlying rhythm, a distinct periodicity of 24 recurring digits that can not be seen by the
Western Mathematical Eye but only by the Truth of Vortex Mathematics expressed as Vedic
Mathematics!
This material shakes the whole foundations of the current Western mathematics
curriculum, will rewrite our current world view on Mathematics and will require a new
definition of the Golden Mean: that its decimal does carry on infinitely but within its infinity
there is recursive or self-similar beauty. Scientists like Marco Rodin wind toroidal coils in
sync with this recursion or rhythm or pulse or pattern of 24 digits to get more output than
their input!
The sum of these 24 digits is 108 (108 degrees being the external angles of the pentagram
and the number of beads in a rosary) which is sonically disguised as the GAYATRI MANTRA
- the most famous Eastern prayer for Enlightenment.
A fascinating day that will help you to remember this Lost Knowledge of the PHI CODE that
is already morphologically and geometrically encoded in your bio-magnetic and bio-
electrical fields.
“Sunday was so exciting, the revelation you receive for the recursive Phi pattern is at once so staggering… yet
excitingly familiar, my physical perception actually shifted . The potential of your rediscovery leaves me
breathless. Thank you for bringing the joy of this pure science into our lives”.
Ingrid Burke, Sunshine Coast , Australia.
Experimental Logo Design “Mathe-Magics” based on

the Magic Square of 3x3 rotated upon itself 4 Times.
Its inherent structure is based on Phi since the long
parallel lines are the diagonals of 1x2 rectangles that
create The Square Root of 5, this being part of the
essential formula that derives Phi (1 + √ 5) ÷ 2
FINAL TEST
CREATION of the PHI SPIRAL

FREEHAND and from MEMORY on the WHITEBOARD
To challenge the student that they have understood the Creation of the Phi Spiral:
Each child goes to the whiteboard and quickly but neatly attempts from memory, the
following 9 Steps:
1 – Draw the Unit Square
2 – Bisect the Square
3 – Arc Radius down, Quarter Circle
4 – Extrapolate (Extend) the Base Line to the Arc
5 – Create the outline of the Golden Phi Rectangle
6 – Estimate the position of 5 diminishing Squares
7 – For each of the 5 Squares, draw in the 5 Quarter Circle Arcs
8 – Insert the 2 main diagonals of the 2 main Golden Rectangles intersecting at 90°.
9 – Complete the infinite Phi Spiral by drawing around the Eye of God or Sweet Spot.
BACK COVER BLURB
THE DIVINE PROPORTION 1:1.618033988…
AND THE FABULOUS FIBONACCI SEQUENCE
1 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 5 – 8 – 13 – 21 – 34 – 55 – 89 – 144 – WORKBOOK
Jain 108 of Australia has distilled the last 30 years of his research towards the re-introduction of
Sacred Geometry back into the public school curriculum.
100 years ago, topics like the 5 Platonic Solids, the Fibonacci Sequence and the Golden Mean Spiral
were highlights of a national curriculum handed down to us for over 2,000 years since the Greek
empire. To our detriment, heads of government made the decision, 100 years ago, to remove this
legacy from the national curriculum. Since then, students world-wide have shut down from learning
mathematics due to its current dry, factory-style content. Jain Mathemagics is merely putting
back into the curriculum that which was already there!
Jain succeeds in communicating to Youth in a highly visual Language permitting the Students to
understand the in-depth meanings of concepts like: Fractality, Infinite Series, Scale Invariancy etc.
The Chapter Titles for the 10 Week course designed for Mathemagics For Juniors, 2016, for
students aged from 9 to 12 years old, but available for Keen Teens and Adults of all ages, include:
0- Introduction to the Divine Proportion ϕ and the Living Mathematics Of Nature
1- Pine Cone and Sunflower - Counter-Rotating Fields - Generating the Fibonacci Sequence
2- Division of Adjacent Fibonacci Numbers - Phi Wave Tending Towards 1.618033988…
- Square Root of Phi = 1.272…
3- The Phi Spiral Derived From The Fibonacci Sequence - Living Curvation Of Nature
- Construction of the Fibonacci Rectangle - Construction of the Phi Spiral
4- Phi Heart - The 3-Dimensional Phi Spiral Ram’s Horn & The 4th-Dimensional Torus
5- The Universal ST ND RD - Definition of Phi Ratio - How To Divide a Line Into its Divine
Proportion - Construction of the Arbelos
6- Fibonacci Number Theory - The 60 Repeating Pattern: Plotting the Last Digits
- Digital Compression of the Fibonacci Numbers + Tesla - Circularizing the Phi Code Wheel of 24
- The 24 Repeating Pattern of (108 + 9) in its 2 x 12 Array - The “±1 or Plus Or Minus One”
Phenomena - Sums of any Fibonaccoid Sequences Resolve to 1.618… - Squaring of Fib Nos.
7- Harmonics of the Pentacle - Fractal Pent and Phi Triangles
8- Phi in the Penrose Tiles – 2 special diamond shapes that assists the Pentagon to tile the plane
9- Phi and Polyhedra – Golden Rectangles inside the Icosahedron and other Platonic Solids.
and much more…
“Enjoy this highly educational and intelligent content of this syllabus that stimulates children and
adults of all ages, awakening them to the Memory of Ancient Knowledge”. Jain 108
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THEDI

MATHEMAGICS for JUNIORS,

Introduction to the Divine Proportion 5

1 - Pine Cone and Sunflower 8

2 - Division of Adjacent Fibonacci Numbers 24

3 The Phi Spiral Derived From The Fibonacci Sequence 34

6 - Fibonacci Number Theory 66

7 - Pentagrams: Harmonics of the Pentacle 86

8 - Phi In The Penrose Tiles 104

9 - Phi In the Phive Platonic Solids and Other Polyhedra 115

10 Promotional Posters 129

Preparations Before Lesson 1 Starts

My name is ………………..………… and my favourite fruit is ………….………….

This also teaches Memory Power by using an association with an Image.

THE DIVINE PHI PROPORTION

As this material is being taught and revised, it is allowing me to put my 30 years of

♥ Jain 108 Mathemagics ♡ © Copyright, 2016

⧫ SELF-SIMILAR = the same shape is constrained in all dimensions of size,

⧫ RECURSIVE = see definition for “Repeatable

⧫ REPEATABLE = a pattern or sequence that is detectable and cyclic

⧫ EMBEDDING = Nesting, foldedness, like the petals of a Rose Flower

⧫ NON-DESTRUCTIVE = waves or wavelengths do not crash or interfere

⧫ IMPLOSIVE = Getting sucked in to the centre; centripetal force

⧫ BENDING TIME & SPACE =

⧫ PHYSICS OF BLACK HOLES = or wormhole science, bridging dimensions.

IN THE SPACE BELOW, ADD ANY NEW OR INTERESTING WORDS, THROUGH-

1 – PINE CONE: Counter-Rotating Field 8:13

Observe how there are 34 spirals going Anti-Clockwise.

THIS IS THE TRUE CODE OF NATURE 21:34

Spun stainless steel hemi-spheres expressing the Sunflower Phyllotaxis.,

What do you notice about the 12th Fibonacci Number?

(excerpt from The Book Of Phi, volume 1 by Jain)

MALE BEE ANCESTRY Sum per Line/

Pine Cone: 8 Spirals Anti-Clockwise Pine Cone: 8 Spirals Anti-Clockwise + 13 Clockwise

Sunflower Floret: 34 Spirals Anti-Clockwise Sunflower: 34 Spirals Anti-Clockwise + 21 Clockwise

THIS IS EQUAL SPIN,

(Some Yogis attribute this to

F1 F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 F6 F8 F9 F10 F11 F12

Here are the first 24 Fibonacci Numbers

2 Phi Waves in Mirror Image:

No. Fibonacci Fn ÷ Fn-1 Decimal Answer Is This Answer Above or Below

The cascading or adjacent divisions decimalized to 14 DP (Decimal Places).

Phi to 50 decimal Places:

The Divine Proportion has many names:

As a Ratio 1: 1.618… is pronounced as “One is to One Point Six One Eight”

What can you conclude?

How could you name or define this Result?

Is This Answer Above or

Another way of expressing this phenomena and chart is:

1.272 x 1.272 = 1.617984 to 6dp = 1.618 to 3 dp.

1 – REVISION of Chapters 1 and 2

2 – Phi In The World: The Living Mathematics Of Nature

3 – Construction of the Phi Spiral

4 – Solutions to the 5 Exercises

PHI IN BUDDHA STATUES

(from the work of Dan Winter).

Root Phi Golden Right Angled Triangle

Height = Root Phi = 1.272

CONSTRUCTION OF THE PHI SPIRAL

• Phi, with a Capital “P” is pronounce “Fi” and = 1.618…

1 – REVISION of Chapters 1, 2 and 3

Fractal means when the Inside is the same as the Outside.

“Two Phi Spirals Meet to Form a Fractal Heart”