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Primordial Phi/Golden Ratio 1:618 in
Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (Bhāgavata Purāṇa)

1.6.18

रूपं भगवतो यत्तन्मन:कान्तं शुचापहम् ।
अपश्यन् सहसोत्तस्थे वैक्लव्याद्दुर्मना इव ॥ १८ ॥

Translation

The transcendental form of Viṣṇu, as it is, satisfies the mind's desire and at once erases all mental incongruities. Upon losing that form, I suddenly got up, being perturbed, as is usual when one loses that which is desirable.

Just as there is a natural unfolding of spirals within nature, there is this same natural unfolding within the physical body.

At a DNA level, mathematical relationship involving the Golden Ratio describes a 3D geometric helix shape that exactly mirrors the known ratios of our DNA.

Your DNA are spirals that exist within your body that hold all the information of who you are.

Golden ratio in DNA.

Angstrom (Å), unit of length used chiefly in measuring wavelengths of light, equal to 0.1 nanometer, is irrelevant here.

DNA holds the information about how you look, the colour of your eyes, and your basic disposition.

DNA holds information about your past, it holds information about your behaviour, the condition of your organs, it holds information about just a really deep myriad about the complexity of your unconscious, subconscious and conscious mind.

DNA holds everything together, all that which you are in perfect balance, how it interacts with the universe, it holds spiralling filaments within the information body.

There are eight centers and glands within the body that hold the vibration of the physical body. As it expands into the next octave, we incorporate the twelve strands of DNA.

We're living along this Golden Ratio, this golden thread that is going through us - the thread of life.

Sacred Stone from Gandaki river in Himalays called, "Saligram Sila" worshiped for millennia as a "natural manifestation of Viṣṇu."

In Hindu lore, the lord of riches is named Kubera. He is known to love gold. This gold, known as 'Kubera's treasure' or 'Kubera's honey' is said to be kept in a cave guarded by dragon-serpents.

'It gives to mortals immortality; it makes the blind see; it restores youth to the aged.' Some believe this story is connected to the Greek golden fleece, which is also protected by dragon-serpents.

Kubera is said to own 'the playground of the gods' which lay at the mountain-top where the gods dance. This mountain-top is also where the spirits of the waters live and dance, which is called the 'lake of lotuses of gold.'

Now, the regular attendants of Kubera are the Nagas or mahorayas, the cobra-serpents famous for stealing and hiding jewels. These Nagas hide his gold inside their serpent holes.

To find this treasure, one must seek it with the help of the Serpent of the Depth, Ahi Budhnya, together with the combined aid of Agni and Kubera. It is said: 'brilliant is the golden stone guarded by serpents.'

The mountain upon which all of this gold is hidden, danced upon by the gods and protected by serpents, is thus named Meru.

While Mount Meru is an actual and sacred mountain in Tanzania, it is also the name given to the Fibonacci series in the Maatraameru (Mountain of Cadence) written by Pingala in the Chhandah-shastra (Art of Prosody) around 450 BCE.

In this writing, it was organized as a pyramid, today known as Pascal's triangle, like this:

Kubera was revered as the chief of the Guhyakas and was the 'king of kings', the 'god' and 'guardian of the North'. The word Guhyakas comes from the word 'godha' (root gudh or guh), meaning chameleon - a dragon-serpent.

Kubera, 1st century CE, Mathura Museum.

It seems that in Hindu scriptures, 'god' is a 'naga' or 'dragon serpent' who lives at the top of Mount Meru and hides a golden treasure.

Thus we find that God is associated in ancient Hindu mythology with the infinite and irrational golden ratio at the center of a Fibonacci spiral symbolized as a mountain, pyramid or perhaps an infinite spiraling vortex (like the Hindu Schwass-tika).

Further reading on the subject describes Mt. Meru as home to all of the gods, closely resembling the Biblical concept of a heaven paved with gold.

As one last note, in Vedic astrology, Kubera's golden treasure is guarded by Shukra, which is the Hindu name for the planet Venus. Shukra is then celebrated in a specific month in the Hindu calendar called JyeshTha, corresponding to May-June.

This was timed with one of the rare Venus transits, which occured next on June 6, 2012.