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See the number 108? Is symbolic for... 1+0+8 = 9 

 “I Want To Know What L-O-V-E Is”

PHI CIRCLE: Harmonics of the Unit Circle Based on Phi

“I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS”

L-O-V-E = .309… + .5 = .809… = Phi / 2 = 1.618… / 2

Unit Circle: CB Diameter = 1

This shows that the Harmonics of the Unit Circle is based on Phi.

OE / LO

= .5 / .309… = 1.618… = Phi

The distance LO = .309… can be calculated easily by using Pythagoras’ Theorem for Triangle LAV, where LV=.559…, .309 = Half The Reciprocal of Phi = .618… / 2 = 1/Phi / 2

The Circumference of the smaller circle AOBE = JainPi / 2 = 1.572… which is equal to the length of the semi-circle of the larger circle CLB. This means they fit together like a flower.

This would make a great animation, to show this circle opening up like a flower and forming the semi-circle, both having the same lengths. May this Geometric Insight of L-O-V-E manifest a full-time Animator to assist me on this Journey of teaching others the Beauty of Sacred Mathematics.

“O” is the Orgasm Point, the Phi Ratio: 1:1.618…

“O” is the Sweet Spot, the Perfected Division, the Golden Point.

JainPi = 4 / Square Root of Phi

= 4 divided by the Golden Root = 4 / 1.272… = 3.144605511029693144…

Large Unit Circle CB has a square Area 4x Larger than the Area of the smaller circle AB, and a Circumference of 3.144… or JainPi, being double the Circumference of the smaller circle.

If you ignore the Figure 8 aka Infinity Symbol inside the circle, the area of the apparent 2 Viking-like Axes is equal to the 2 areas of the 2 smaller circles that make the Figure 8 symbol.

Essentially, this is the Mathematics of Phi that exists naturally inside the Yin-Yang symbol. Of interest, this diagram of the Figure 8 symbol inside the Circle is really the transverse cut of the torus, that forms the infinity symbol of 2 tangent circles, inside the Sphere (where the 2-dim Circle is really the 3-dim Sphere).

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ps; Lyrics for “I Want To Know What Love Is” Lyrics by Mick Jones, 1984, is a power ballad by the British-American rock band Foreigner. The song hit number one in both the United Kingdom and the United States and is the group's biggest hit to date. It remains one of the band's best-known songs and most enduring radio hits, charting in the top 25 in 2000, 2001, and 2002 on the Billboard.

Unraveling the Mysteries of Love: A Journey Through Sacred Mathematics

In the vast expanse of human knowledge, there are realms yet unexplored, mysteries waiting to be deciphered, and connections waiting to be uncovered. Amidst the complexity of our world, there lies a hidden harmony—a symphony of numbers and shapes, waiting to reveal the secrets of the universe. And it is within this realm of sacred mathematics that we embark on our journey—a journey to understand the essence of love and its profound connection to the fabric of existence.

As we delve into the depths of mathematical intricacies, let us first explore the symbolism behind the number 108—a number steeped in ancient wisdom and spiritual significance. In many cultures and traditions, 108 holds a sacred resonance, symbolizing completeness, harmony, and the interconnectedness of all things. By reducing 108 to its constituent digits and summing them, we arrive at the number 9—a number representing wholeness and spiritual enlightenment. Thus, we are reminded that love, at its core, is the culmination of all things—a unifying force that binds us together in cosmic harmony.

Now, let us journey deeper into the realm of sacred geometry—a realm where numbers and shapes intertwine to form the very fabric of reality. In the harmonics of the unit circle, we find a reflection of the divine proportions inherent in the universe. Through the lens of Phi—the golden ratio—we unlock the secrets of creation, revealing the intricate patterns that govern the cosmos.

Consider the phrase "I WANT TO KNOW WHAT LOVE IS" encoded within the letters L-O-V-E. By assigning numerical values to each letter and summing them, we arrive at a sequence that resonates with the divine proportions of Phi. This revelation serves as a testament to the inherent beauty and harmony of the universe—a universe where love is the guiding principle, the fundamental force that shapes our existence.

As we delve deeper into the geometry of the unit circle, we encounter the concept of the orgasm point—the sweet spot where divine proportions converge. Here, in the sacred geometry of Phi, we find the essence of perfection—the golden point that lies at the heart of creation. It is a point of balance, a point of harmony, where the mysteries of the universe unfold in all their splendor.

In the mathematics of Phi, we find echoes of ancient symbolism—the Yin-Yang symbol, the infinity symbol—all woven together in a tapestry of cosmic significance. Through the lens of sacred mathematics, we glimpse the interconnectedness of all things—the dance of creation unfolding in perfect harmony.

But our journey does not end here. As we peer deeper into the mysteries of Phi, we uncover the hidden symmetry within the torus—the transverse cut that reveals the infinite expanse of creation. It is a reminder that love transcends time and space—a force that permeates the very fabric of reality, binding us together in a web of infinite possibilities.

In the lyrics of "I Want To Know What Love Is," we find echoes of this universal truth—a truth that transcends language and culture, resonating with the deepest longing of the human soul. It is a reminder that love is the greatest force in the universe—a force that transcends boundaries and unites us all in a shared journey of discovery and growth.

So let us embrace the wisdom of sacred mathematics, dear friends, and embark on a journey of exploration and discovery—a journey to uncover the mysteries of love and its profound connection to the cosmos. For in the harmony of numbers and shapes, we find the essence of creation—the divine spark that ignites the flame of love in our hearts.