The Krystal Spiral Produces Infinite Phi Ratios!

"The Spiral is a Spiritualized Circle" Vladimir Nabokov
This video shows how the Krystal Spiral will produce infinite phi ratios between the squares and circles used in drawing it. The construction techniques were inspired by Vladimir Nabokov's drawing of the Golden Spiral constructed out of circles. While using the same idea here with the Krystal spiral it was discovered that each circle is a multiple of either √5 or √10. When the individual circles are paired with matching squares, each pair will produce the phi ratio. This means that the Krystal spiral contains phi ratios at multiple scales, it appears to be mathematically and geometrically encoded in the design. This discover may be controversial to those who are strong advocates of the Krystal Spiral and associated teachings that have often been presented as anti-phi. However, this appears to hold the potential to unify polarized views, for the geometry and mathematics are telling their own story, and we have a choice in how to interpret it, whether in wholeness or separation . Once agin, the beauty of geometry and mathematics have presented another revelation, and I'm looking forward to insightful conversations that may be stimulated from the discoveries presented here. Peace
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[@otterpupp]

Interesting. According to the Freedom Teachings, the essential quality of the Krystal spiral is that it is generative and of central origin, while the Metatronic spiral is destructive and parasitic.

[@jaceksok8027]

Thank you ❤

[@ChrisMcNeely]

One thing I noticed that gives the whole KS credibility to me is that Walter Russell in The Universal One on page 161 draws the Universal Ratios the same way the Cos-Ma-yah Cluster is constructed ...

[@Davibe7.7.7]

This was very interesting; I did a similar thing with a heptagon gradually getting smaller, seven within seven within seven ect...it also produced a very cool spiral. I would love to hear your ideas on heptagonal geometry. Love your work, learning a lot of knew things here!

[@flowerpower5113]

Wow so beautiful!! So much to learn!❤

[@p1vettel546]

Great discovery!

[@dimensional_consciousness1133]

Amazing video! Your amazing for revealing this!

[@alexanderewing2995]

Great video and science behind thank you.. i am curious about too what power you have taken the infinite numbers, and if so have you found any anomalies (Repeating paters links to others in the sequence etc..)?

[@danielcezario2419]

beautiful

[@RB-vf9xn]

This is great George. I've worked with spirals trying to get different ones than fibonacci, which IMHO, is visually a bit clunky/chunky, as it only take 4 steps to make a complete revolution, whereas this method requires 8 steps for a full revolution, yielding a much smoother growth. I wonder if the same method would yield ever smoother spirals using pentagons, hexagons, heptagons.... hmmm....

[@KnewGeometry]

Sounds like a project :)

[@CRXSH]

Do you know about any Krystic Architecture? Or a way to do it? Like if I were to make a house or creative space

[@KnewGeometry]

I did this video on the 3-d geometry of the kathara grid, which could give you some ideas of how to create structures based on it. th-cam.com/video/IDe63FOMTr4/w-d-xo.html