SAMKHYA AND GOLDEN MEAN (The space of Analysis in the age of revelation of form)

This book is basically about philosophy. Samkhya, which is the oldest Indian philosophy, had a decisive influence on the development of Buddhism. We will use its viewpoints to tackle a wide-ranging physical and mathematical question, related to the asymmetric principle of measurement established and generalised by Alexey Stakhov, founded on the mathematical principles of the Golden Mean or Continuous Proportion, which is commonly designated by the letter phi (Φ).The Samkhya is an exact, mathematical philosophy, which studies that waves and fluctuations of any kind of motion, with the mind considered as merely another form or order of motion in general. Samkhya means proportion, measure or analysis. Usually, the purpose of Samkhya is self- observation or the direct perception of the fluctuations of one’s own mind, with a view to achieving balance and an eventual end to its motion. Samkhya is thus the philosophical base that underlies yoga. However, although Samkhya generally focuses on direct perception or discrimination on the mind by attention or awareness, it is a universal theory or framework for the generality of the nature of motion, based on the concept of modification or fluctuation.