Explains why ancient Indian mathematicians were also poets and musicians. The fibonacci series was originally explained by pingala in his work in 300 BC called Chandaḥśāstra. Bharatiya arts are aesthetically complex, mathematically beautiful too ! This is shri B C manjunath putting out his konnakol pattern with this series !

There are lot of references mentioning pingala. I've heard manjul bhargava talk about virahanka, gopala & hemachandra. So who did give this series the earliest ? @MeruPrastara

That’s why they were able to preserve the science well. But they couldn’t believe how their discoveries will be discredited due to the devious design of Kali Yuga and shamed by a large part of their own people.

Great. What is the basis/evidence for Pingala in 300 BCE? Most of these dates are without sound basis and offshoots of AIT driven timeline nonsense.

Ok. Would love to know when pingala existed.

Wonderful! Every bit of this culture has deep rooted science in it. We have mastered all the forms art, music and what not. Really wish colonised minds realise this soon and do their bit in reviving our culture.

Indeed.. A great work by Vidwan BC Manjunath ji.. Fibonacci series also known as Pingala series (named after Rishi Pingala who had thought of this first). I also had a great time posting Tabla Cover for the same. Here’s the video:

If is the instinct. Ancient Indian philosophy and art starting from the Vedas are based on instinct. Instinct is closely tied with natural order.

Thank you. Unfortunately, far above my comprehension.

When science alienates from humanity, our survival is entirety ❕ Whereas when science meets humanity existence develops into prosperity ❕ Understand God's design to learn the purpose of life ❕

Just like the Mathematical Series in Chamakam (square roots from 2 through 20) in 11 Anukava which defines the complex mathematics behind formation of different molecules -- pre-material phase of life.. omnipresent Ishwara..