Since the publication of The Book of Phi, volume 6, more insights and exciting new realisations regarding the 3 Phi Codes have come through. Part 1 of this book, volume 7 is by Jain, a continuation of extra notes started in volume 7. Some of this new information has been submitted from interested readers completing the extensive charts of the 3 Phi Codes in their 24x81 and 24x72 forms, and exploring new concepts and other spiralling patterns.Part 2 of this book comes in the form of a free pdf by Bart Inghelbrecht's called UNI-PHI, sub-titled Code 13, which reveals The 4 Phi Codes in Base 13 (like a clock of 12 digits). Highly illustrated with professionally drawn geometries and charts. Find out what happens when all 3 Phi Codes are combined or Unifies (UNI-PHI) or summed to together, then digitally compressed in Base 10 or when the 4 Phi Codes in Base 13 are similarly combined, opening up new avenues of research.Jain offers 3 new colourful Power Discs of the 3 Phi Codes (as shown on the front cover) in beautifully crafted designs that can be used creatively for charging food, water and medicines, or just hanging them for use as "Space Clearing".A new and profound insight into how the 3 specific spirals for the 3 Phi Codes, when nested together, could be our best interpretation of the anointed and most controversial number 666.This book also examines topics like the 18 triplets of the Solfeggio Frequencies and 18 Quaran Codes, the 48 triplet permutations of the Natural Square of 3x3 (common Phone Pad of 9 digits) that harmonically sum to 15, including "Broken Diagonals", Magic Squares of 4x4, Wheels of 9 and Digital Compression, the 60 Repeating Pattern of the Fibonaccoid Sequences End or Final Digits, deeper insights into the concept of Ant-Phi Codes and more.This book contains a Glossary, and an index of Anointed Numbers referenced.This is rare and never-before published information that shows a high level of intelligent and sophisticated Symmetry and coding underpinning the vast and diverse realms of Mathematics, the Queen of All Sciences.
