Subtle Energies: Introduction to Harmonics Theory with Ray Tomes, Part 7

Cycles TV's multi-part series continues with Subtle Energies in Part 7 of Introduction to Harmonics Theory with Ray Tomes, FSC Board Member and Science Director.
Hosted by the Chairman of the Board, Dr. Richard Smith, the two review Tomes' over half-century of work on developing the science of cycles.
Going beyond individual cyclic phenomena in search of common cycles that are universal, Tomes has formulated a theory of the origins and structure of these cycles.
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[@chrismonksellye4608]

Hi Ray, Really enjoying these presentations. Question, regarding the 34560 scalar intervalic distribution of matter, have you noticed that if you divide 34560 by Pi, you get 11000 (11th harmonic) and continuing to divide each result by Pi nine times (the octave division) you reduce back to 1.593... a very close approximation of Phi or the Golden mean? Coincidence or is there a connection perhaps?

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Another fascinating episode. Thank you 😊

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I am referring to the entire episode in the context of all of them. I find the entire subject fascinating

[@topos100]

I connot continue to listen Ray because the other guy just kept on interupting the flow...