Our ancient temples had the pyramid ratio -- to keep prasadam fresh . A Vaastu pyramid slows down putrefaction of food. Sharp sword blades placed in a N/S direction sharpens by itself to razor edges --like magic.
The
Sri Yantra large pyramid, showing exactly the same relationship between
pi and phi . The ratio of the hypotenuse to half the base is phi, the
Golden Ratio-- or 'divine proportion', given by (1 + square-root 5)/2
(its value to five decimal places is 1.618033989 ).
A golden rectangle is a rectangle whose side lengths are in the golden ratio, 1: 1.618. whose reciprocal is 0.618033989 . . . . . so that we have 1/G = 1 + G.
Fibonacci was a 12th century Italian who studied the 8000 year old Indian Vedic Mathematics from the Arabians at Bejaya, Algeria, and took this knowledge to Europe.
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