Now moving on to the next part of our investigation the Divine Proportion or the Golden Mean, known as the Greek letter j (phi), is the irrational number of 1.618034 endlessly repeating; could this be a hint of life everlasting, immortality? This Golden Number is also the Fibonacci number in the Fibonacci series where the ratio of each successive pair of numbers approximates phi.  In other words the Fibonacci series defines the ration of the Divine Proportion and is often times also referred to as j or phi. And as we saw before the Fibonacci series is found throughout Creation and thus is considered to be omnipresent. For example we observe it in the DNA molecule where it measures 34 angstroms long by 21 angstroms wide for each full cycle of its double helix spiral. Another interesting fact, according to Dan Winter author of “The Alphabet of the Heart”, is that an EKG of the heart will display a different wavelength for each emotion, and for love along it shows the wavelength of the Golden Mean. This Godlike proportion is also the Golden or Fibonacci Spiral: 

“Any rectangle constructed to Golden Mean proportion hold’s what’s called the golden spiral coiled within it. Unlike a regular spiral, the distance between the golden spiral’s coils keeps increasing, growing wider as it moves away from the center. This is the spiral of constant expansion and growth. It is found in all of Nature, from galaxies to ram’s horns, from seashells to sunflowers. The golden spiral is the template of growth, the mathematical formula for evolution.” (www.archdome.com/goldenmean.html) 

The Divine Proportion is also the ratio or relationship in geometric proportion where the point on a line divides it so that its parts are in proportion, or in the image of, the whole. In other words the lesser is to the greater as the greater is to the whole. Thus the Divine Proportion or in this case the Golden Rule may symbolize the three that are two that are one:

Phi is a three-term ration constructed from two terms: 

a:b::(a+b):a = phi = 1.618 

If a = Heaven, b = Earth and a + b = Humanity

We have, (a) Heaven:(b) Earth::(a+b) Humanity:(a) Heaven  

The 1 in 3 and the 3 in 1:

God (“1”) = Heaven (“1”), Earth (“2”), Humanity (“3”)

THE THREE DISCOVERIES