The NEYEN Code, Fibonacci & The FSC

 1       1        2        3        5         8          13        21        34         55        89        144

 1        1       2        3         5         8          4          3          7            1         8           9

233   377   610   987   1597   2584    4181   6765   10946   17711  28657  46368

  8       8       7       6         4         1           5         6          2            8         1            9

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1+8   1+8   2+7  3+6    5+4      8+1      4+5       3+6     7+2      1+8     8+1        9+9

  9        9       9       9       9          9           9            9        9           9         9           18

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75025 121393 196418 317811 514229 832040 1346269 2178309 3524578 5702887 9227465

   1           1          2         3          5          8            4         3             7          1         8

24157817  39088169 63245986  102334155  165580141 267914296   433494437    701408733   1134903170   1836311903  2971215073

     8         8         7        6          4          1             5          6            2           8         1       

 

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1+8    1+8       2+7    3+6     5+4      8+1         4+5       3+6     7+2       1+8        8+1

  9        9           9        9        9          9               9            9         9           9           9

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Fibonacci & The FSC (1/137)

                                                             1       1       2      3

                                                             1

                                                                          3

                                                                                      7

 

This strange 12 number sequence also works with Lucas Numbers. Take the first 12 Lucas Numbers  just as we’ve done here with the Fibonacci Sequence & the 2nd row of 12 & add them together, then reduce to their Digital Root & you will find that the two added figures always reduce to 9.