tetraRES & Phi

The tetraRES and the phi ratio

The tetraRES and the the PHI Ratio

A line away from the center point of the SCIET defines a series of points based on the RES dynamics. The Externally induced resonance is internally balanced by the tetraRES mid-point at all times. This results in a phi ratio sequence between the harmonic zones within the SCIET complex.

The cause of this is that the tetraRES mid-point is, when viewed from the line away from the center perspective, in the phi ratio, that is to say the distance from the tetraRES midpoint is closer to the plane created by the three other balance points. The difference is the phi ratio with the leg to the center as 1 and the distance to the plane is .618

The phi ratio is shown in the tetraRES midpoint to edge ratio.

The Resonance Energy Structure that consists of four equidistant points surrounding a center point that is equidistant from the four is the tetraRES.

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