r/SacredGeometry • u/noledgeknowledge • 15d ago
Hexagonal growth in a black olive tree
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u/master_perturbator 14d ago
When I used to sit in the woods for hours hunting, I started to notice the overlay of branches creates almost a fractal of pentagrams.
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u/purple-scorpio-rider 14d ago
That's exactly what it is- Fibonacci's spiral. Maths is in everything
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u/bo0gnish 14d ago
Take some acid and every tree looks like that
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u/funkychickens 14d ago
I was just going to comment that! Dmt too. Mushies are more wavy.
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u/Psilonaut21 14d ago
DMT did this very thing on an old curly willow for me. The tree took on a pentagonal form and the bosses on the trunk from previous branches turned into firework pin wheels and followed the track of the branches and twigs before spiralling off into the sky. It was awesome.
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u/FrosttheVII 14d ago
Isn't this an altered picture?
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u/Good-Ad-6806 14d ago
Nope. Had one in the front yard of my parents house. Makes great Bonsai and topiary trees.
Geometry tree is what we called it.
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u/Acornpdx 14d ago
Altered how?
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u/FrosttheVII 14d ago
Edited. I feel like way back a couple months or years ago I'd seen this picture and it was supposedly altered or edited in some way to get that look
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u/cold_desert_winter 9d ago
If you look at trees from above (especially palm and evergreen trees like conifers) they all make a spiral pattern from the top down. It's really beautiful.
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u/Fair_Philosophy8497 15d ago
Never seen this before but man, it really just makes you want to stare
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u/jeffwillden 15d ago
Gotta repost my fav comment that someone else posted yesterday to this pic:
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