Fibonacci Spiral - Harmony - Plant-Based Ivory Pendant

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Pendant in Vegetable Ivory - Fibonacci Spiral

The “Fibonacci Spiral” is a circle in the wheat that appeared at Stonehenge in Wiltshire, UK, on the night of 07/07/1996.

Dimensions: 2.8 cm

Complete with an adjustable black waxed cotton cord with a sliding knot.

Fibonacci Spiral

In the Fibonacci spiral (Pisa 1180-1250), each term is given by the sum of the two preceding ones: 1,1,2,3,5,8,....

The peculiarity of these numbers is that the ratio between two successive terms approaches the decimal number 0.618, also known as the Golden Number, and is defined as the ratio of the golden section, or golden proportion.

Golden spiral

It is considered a representation of the universal law of harmony.

It was widely used by the ancient Greeks in the architectural construction of the Parthenon in Athens and the Egyptian pyramids.

The dimensions of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa are in the golden ratio.

We find the same ratio in Bach's “fugues,” Mozart's sonatas, Beethoven's Fifth Symphony, Schubert's Sonata in D major D 959, and Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring.

Fibonacci sequence

The Golden Spiral has an intrinsic beauty and is present in many aspects of the natural world and art.

What makes the Golden Spiral even more fascinating is its widespread presence in nature.

It manifests in the structure of DNA, the growth of many organisms, and the arrangement of the planets in the solar system.

The golden proportion can be observed in many life forms and natural patterns, proving its universal presence.

In summary, the Fibonacci sequence and the Golden Spiral represent two fascinating mathematical and geometric concepts, whose beauty and importance are reflected both in art and human aesthetics, and in the mysteries and harmonies of the natural world.

What are circles in the wheat?

Circles in the wheat date back at least to 1920, if not earlier (the oldest reports found so far date back to 1590).

They appear all over the world (in 1997 in the USA, Australia, Brazil, Canada, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and England).

Some circles appeared in a field surrounded by infrared cameras and motion detectors; no human activity was detected. At least a dozen people testified to having seen formations created before their eyes.

Milk Hill Wilts 12th August 2001

In one case — Vivien & Gary Tomlinson — this event was accompanied by an extremely loud noise like "Pan pipes," which even perforated Vivien's eardrums.

The nodes on the stems of the plants in the formations often show an elongation or nodal growth far beyond explainable natural causes, such as phototropism or negative geotropism.

Sometimes, wide holes or “expulsion cavities” are evident, where moisture caused them to burst. Over 90% of the samples studied each year from the formations show microscopic holes in the nodal cells, indicating a microsecond heat flash. Some plants in the formations were found covered in a thin layer of charcoal.

Seeds from a formation show marked differences in germination compared to control samples. The germination speed is sometimes greatly increased, or slow and inconsistent, or the seed refuses to germinate at all.

Some stems, which are beyond the stems of the perimeter, are drawn into the current - this does not happen when the formation is created with boards or rollers. It has been observed on many occasions that particular stems of another crop, or sometimes of other plants, such as thistles, remain standing, while the wheat lies flat. The first English formations were often found in oilseed rape, in which the stems are found bent. This is an effect impossible to fake, since rape stems are very fragile.

Some samples taken from the formations continue to bend until they form a 360-degree spiral. In 1995, the Agricultural Development and Advisory Service found an increase in nitrogen/nitrate ratios within some formations, but the ADAS department that conducted the tests was immediately silenced.

Since then, this research has been resumed by Jim Lyons, who in 1998 stated that once again the results indicated an increase, and that they would soon be published. (I still haven't found them).

Two separate groups of experiments have been carried out showing that clocks placed inside the formations lose or gain time compared to those placed outside. Magnetic effects can be detected in some formations using a compass, which can deviate by several degrees from true north.

If a magnet is dragged around the formation, iron particles are sometimes found attached to it. Partially melted particles of meteoric magnetite have also been found in a sample broken apart by centrifuge.

It has been noted that many electronic devices break down inside the formations, including cameras, television equipment, batteries, and tape recorders. They often work perfectly a step away from the formation. Many television crews have picked up heavy interference. Cell phones, if the batteries work, often do not transmit or receive if they are inside the formation.

Even combine harvesters have broken down several times while harvesting the formations. Many photographic anomalies have occurred in the formations, but the most inexplicable one shows a ghost effect in part of the image; people photographed inside a formation are recorded in two images, but in the ghost image their relative positions have changed!

Lucy Pringle announced the results of a test in which melatonin levels in 2 subjects rose significantly after visiting a formation. Melatonin is produced in the pineal gland, and it has many effects, including production by the pituitary gland, and therefore the hypothalamus, these last 2 in turn, which inhibit the production of the gonad hormone. Melatonin can also cause euphoria and REM sleep — the dream state that corresponds to theta activity in the brain. There may also be a connection with magnetic anomalies, since Serena Roney Dougal discovered that electromagnetic fields can influence the production of melatonin.

Many people have reported seeing luminous globes at night, above the wheat fields where new formations are discovered the next day. Many videos of globes of light in the formations have been recorded, apart from the infamous Oliver’s Castle video.

Even crop-circle hoaxers have admitted to encountering ‘flashes of light, columns of light, and globes of light‘ while they were in the wheat fields. Lucy Pringle reports having brought many people with arthritis and rheumatism inside the formations who, she claims, subsequently improved. A woman suffering from Parkinson's disease stopped shaking for 24 hours, and a deaf person permanently regained their hearing.

According to Glenn Broughton and Steve Page, who continued the research started by Brian Grist, 90% of the formations in southern England lie on aquifers (rocks that carry water — mainly gypsum, limestone, and green sand). Wheat in a genuine formation is often found in a layered configuration, with each layer turning in a different direction.

Some of the smaller outer circles are often found rolled into cones with a hole in the center — the stems are woven together like "corn dollies" (wheat dolls?). Another effect is packaging, in which the wheat is twisted into bundles where it is laid out, with the leaves wrapped around groups of 4 or 5 stalks.

The Grasdorf formation in Germany (1992) recorded a radiation level 76% above the legal workplace safety level in Germany; it later dropped to a lower level, which is normally impossible - radiation levels are normally constant. Michael Hesemann suggested the possibility that the Geiger counter was detecting “an energy hitherto unknown.”

A hum of 5 - 5.2 KHZ, or a “buzzing” noise has been heard and recorded in many formations. It was detected by a BBC sound technician, and recorded on his tape, shortly before his camera broke down. Although it is said that the sound is identical to the call of the skylark, the BBC tape was analyzed by a NASA specialist, who stated that it is not a bird's song.

Furthermore, in the famous UFO case of Billy Meier, in 1975—76, Meier recorded a hum of 5.2 KHZ. The “Julia Set,” a fractal figure of 151 circles that was found at Stonehenge in July 1996, appeared on a clear day, between 5:30 and 6:15, according to a pilot who flew over the area, and who returned 45 minutes later. Two other witnesses — a farmer, and a security guard at Stonehenge confirmed that that day there was absolutely nothing little before in that place. In some formations, flies have been found attached to the wheat, by the wings, as if the wings had partially melted, or with the tongue.

Sometimes in the formations you find a sticky white substance, or white crystalline powder or sometimes a white substance similar to cobwebs that reminds of the "angel hair" related to UFOs. Dr. Levengood examined some of these substances, and found a silicon-hydrogen compound that forms at a temperature of over 3000 degrees Celsius.

Material

Corozo, or "Vegetable Ivory" or "Tagua," is made from the dried seed of the tropical plant "Phytelephas macrocarpa" usually called the elephant plant (Phytos = plant, elephas = elephant).

The plant, similar to that of the coconut, grows in the humid equatorial belt of central South America (Ecuador).

Each plant produces 8-10 inflorescences per year that each contain 250 seeds. When fresh, they contain a milky white liquid that, after 9 months of maturation, solidifies and turns into a white material completely similar to animal ivory.

Corozo nuts, after drying, are cut into slices. The turned slice becomes a disc with regular measurements.

The original color, from optical white to antique ivory, must be considered "the natural" par excellence.

Dyeing with natural earths emphasizes the shape and highlights its unique and extraordinary veins very similar to the root.

Color: Red

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