Phi & Pi in the Pyramid Of Gizeh.

Channel: Jain 108 Academy

We shift from the incredible advanced mathematics of the ancient Egyptians, how they built giant stone monuments aligned to the constellations, how they embedded the Phi-Pi relationships within these Temple structures, how they knew that the True Value of Pi (3.14460…) was based on Phi (1.618033…) and specifically upon the Golden Root of Phi (1.272…), and that this true value of Pi was based on double the edge of the Giza Pyramid divided by its Height… giving 4 divided by 1.272… equalling precisely 3.144… all embedded in the stone. The keystone that unlocks this mystery is hidden in the Phi Harmonics of what is known as The Most Beautiful Triangle, sacred to Pythagoras and Plato who understood that the Phi Ratio imbued in this triangle is the scaling factor of the universe that penetrates

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