The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in i — Schwaller de Lubicz
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The impulse to all movement and all form is given by [the golden ratio], since it is the proportion that summarizes in itself the additive and the geometric, or logarithmic, series.

— Schwaller de Lubicz
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