The first four tuning forks come from Pythagorean intervals (Solar Harmonic Tuning Forks) and represent the ratios as well as notes, but the other four are microtonal and just expressed as ratios. John Beaulieu created the tuning forks based on the ratios of the Fibonacci sequence. The Fibonacci series of tuning forks create a perfect sonic spiral like the picture of a seashell. The Fibonacci sequence is one of these geometric patterns and may be one of the most important.

Seeing this phenomenon in action is proof that there is an order to things in the universe and that this order is based on vibration and frequency. The places where the sand on a vibrating plate forms into these shapes are the zero or still points and the empty space is the vibration around it. We also see this in the study of Cymatics ( ), where certain frequencies form beautiful geometric patterns. In nature, matter fluctuates between various still points. Hurricane Sandy Spiral separated into Segments. Notice, in both images there is an 'eye' which is the still point, the area of nothingness. The image of Hurricane Sandy I found separates the giant swirling storm into Fibonacci segments. In fact, any conch shell you find on the beach and put to your ear up to 'hear the ocean' is shaped according to the Fibonacci sequence. The cross section of the seashell below is a perfect example. I've provided a couple images that vividly demonstrate the Fibonacci spiral. The simple mathematical formula of the Fibonacci series creates spirals in all forms in nature. The number is irrational, meaning it goes on forever in a spiral getting closer and closer to the center or still point. The further we go into the sequence, the closer we get to a mathematical principle called the Golden Mean or Phi. This sequence is his most well known contribution to the world of mathematics. The Fibonacci sequence is named after the brilliant mathematician who lived in the late 12th/early 13th century in Italy.

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