76.345 EXPLORING THE HIDDEN SECRETS OF THE GOLDEN RATIO (2025)

Charles Ziese

2022, 76.345 Exploring the Hidden Secrets of the Golden Ratio

Using over 1,000 photographs, the author demonstrates how a unique geometric angle, fundamental to all physical reality, is 'hiding in plain sight' in Nature and architecture. Examples of this architecture date back thousands of years, and are found on all continents and in all major religious traditions. This unique angle is the geometry of Universal Phi Scaling.This angle is found in Sardinian Nuraghes, Scottish Brochs, the Great Zimbabwe, Hindu and Buddhist temples, Gothic and Neo-Gothic cathedrals, churches, mosques, synagogues, obelisks, hieroglyphs, ancient symbols and paintings, castles, forts, government buildings, Mystery School architecture, bell towers, Tesla's Wardenclyffe Tower, Tartarian architecture, contemporary architecture, contemporary Russian Pyramids, DNA, the Torus and much, much more. Prior civilizations used this geometry for healing and free energy, and today it is used in a number of high-tech applications, unbeknownst to the engineers who designed them.The author's research into Sacred Geometry, harmonics and ancient diagrams demonstrates the essential role of 76.345 in cosmology, free energy generation, vibrational healing, and PSI abilities.The book also addresses questions surrounding how mankind came to lose this ancient knowledge. Using concrete examples, the author shows how the history and knowledge of the Golden Ratio, Sacred Geometry, fractals, the Fibonacci Sequence, the Aether, the Platonic Solids, and Western mathematics have all been falsified and suppressed through the coordinated efforts of powerful forces.

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