The golden ratio is a numeric value which was discovered by Euclid and shows a mathematical relationship which appears as a constant. The golden ratio is often known as phi number is necessary in order to calculate many different mathematical shapes and geometrical related elements.

Architects who have a formation on feng shui and follow its guidelines at time of designing their buildings, often use golden ratio as an important tool in order to achieve such goal. It can be used in architectural elements such as columns, pillars, overtures and windows as well as in general design of building.

Besides its architectural applications, golden ratio is also employed by feng shui experts through use of objects such as vases, flower pots, fountains, coins, candles, wind chimes, and many other symbolic ornaments which would balance to an environment. Often, we would not even realize ways in which this mathematical element is present around us and in nature by appearing through natural formations, flowers, plants, and even living beings.

Spring is here and children are running unencumbered by heavy coats and big shoes. Homework is put off until later in evening as kids ride bikes and play ball on street. Lawns are mowed, flower beds are cleaned and garage sales begin. Spring brings bright sunny dispositions, cold morning chore of scraping ice from windshields is a faded memory, and cars warm up much faster.

The winter lingered too long, summer seemed too far away but spring has sprung and brought with it new hope and new life to our thinking. Grab hold of what spring brings and look out with new eyes at great wonder that is right before you. You will be thankful and thankfulness alone will provide you with “Spring Thinking”.

Isa. 46:8 Drop down, ye heavens, from above, and let skies pour down righteousness: let earth open, and let them bring forth salvation, and let righteousness spring up together; I LORD have created it.