Filed under: SPIRALS | Tags: celtic, celtic spiral, cycle of life, life cycle, neolithic, symbol, tri spiral, trinity, triple spiral, triscele, triskelion
‘The triscele has been used since ancient times in Celtic culture to symbolize the cycle of life.’ [Wikipedia/Triskelion]
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Filed under: SPIRALS | Tags: ancient symbol, cycle of life, death, fire, life, life cycle, neolithic, rebirth, sun
‘The spiral is the most ancient symbol found on every civilized continent. Due to its appearance at burial sites across the globe, the spiral most likely represented the “life-death-rebirth” cycle.’ [Wikipedia/Spiral]
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Jacob Bronowski – The Ascent of Man - Lower Than The Angels – Part 1/13
Documentary Series – BBC Television (1973)
Filed under: SPIRALS | Tags: fire wheel, Japan, kamon, man earth sky, mitsudomoe, religion, sacred, shinto, symbol, tomoe
‘Created from three joined tomoe, the mitsudomoe is a popular symbol in Japan. Some view the mitsudomoe as representative of the threefold division (Man, Earth, & Sky) at the heart of the Shinto religion.’ [Wikipedia/Mitsudomoe]
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Filed under: SPIRALS | Tags: archimedean spiral, disc phyllotaxis, fibonacci numbers, fibonacci spirals, golden ratio, golden spirals, parabolic spiral, phyllotaxis, spirals in nature, sunflower
‘In disc phyllotaxis (sunflower, daisy), the mesh of spirals occurs in Fibonacci numbers because divergence (angle of succession in a single spiral arrangement) approaches the golden ratio.’ [Wikipedia/Fermat's spiral]
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Fibonacci and the Golden Mean – Beau Janzen
‘This piece uses illustrations ranging from contemporary studies in biology to ancient Greek architecture to describe how, in 1202 A.D., the Italian mathematician Fibonacci uncovered a mathematical link between science and art.’





