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Fourier — A 1-Page Primer

Signals → sums of sine waves; what frequency, phase, and amplitude really mean.

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Waveforms & Harmonics Chart

Sine, square, triangle, saw — spectra at a glance with aliasing notes.

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Biofields 101

Membrane potentials, EEG bands, fascia acoustics; a gentle orientation.

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Sacred Ratios & Cubits

Phi cascades, royal/sacred cubits, common resonant proportions.

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Cymatic Patterns Quick Guide

Plate setups, driver placement, starter frequencies, and capture tips.

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Session Log — Printable

Minimal energy-journal template for pen-and-paper logging.

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Tip: place files in /public/pdfs/ and keep names short & lowercase for clean URLs.

Fourier — The Idea in Plain Words

Signal 101

Decompose to Understand

Any repeating shape can be expressed as a pile of sine waves with different frequencies, phases, and amplitudes.

Why It Matters

Patterns you see or feel may arise from a few strong harmonics. Control the harmonics → shape the outcome.

Cheat line

signal(t) ≈ Σ A_n · sin(2π f_n t + φ_n)

Waveforms & Spectra

Harmonics

Spectrum Snapshots

Square: odd harmonics 1/n; Triangle: odd 1/n²; Saw: all 1/n. Sine: single line (cleanest).

Use in Practice

Prefer sine for clean mode finding. Use gentle modulation for comfort and stability.

Biofields 101

Orientation

Basics

Cells carry membrane voltages. Tissues show rhythmic electrical & mechanical patterns (heart, brain, fascia).

Bridging

Keep experiments non-invasive and low-level. Log settings and subjective effects honestly for future comparison.

Sacred Charts & Geometry

Ratios

Phi Cascades

Use golden ratios as calm interval seeds (e.g., f, f·φ, f/φ). Treat as design heuristics, not dogma.

Cubits & Modules

Royal/sacred cubits as proportional rulers for layouts; annotate your builds with consistent modules.

Printing & Display Tips

Clean Output

Paper & Finish

Heavy matte or silk finish avoids glare. For geometry, 200–300 gsm feels solid and precise.

Color & Scale

Export PDFs in vector or 300 DPI. Include a 10 cm ruler bar on charts for calibration.

Binding

For multi-page primers, use coil/comb binding so pages lie flat on the bench.

Storage

Sleeve master prints; keep a workshop copy you don’t mind scuffing.

License & Attribution

Use Wisely

Personal use allowed; do not resell without permission.
If you share, link back to the site and keep author credit on the page footer.
Do not imply medical claims; these are educational references.

Glossary (Quick)

Reference

Spectrum

The set of frequencies (and amplitudes) that make up a signal.

Harmonic

A frequency that is an integer multiple of a base frequency.

Modulation

Slowly varying a parameter (amplitude/frequency) of a carrier signal.

Resonance

Efficient energy transfer at a system’s natural frequency.

FAQ

Clarity

Can I edit the PDFs?

Export the originals from your design source, or produce both PDF and SVG. SVG is easiest to tweak later.

What sizes are best for charts?

A4 for binders; A3 for wall charts. Include a scale bar so print zooms stay meaningful.

How do I keep updates organized?

Version filenames (e.g., biofields-101_v1.2.pdf) and keep a change log on this page.

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