What is the Fibonacci Lifechart?
The Fibonacci Lifechart® is an birth chart tool created by Dr. Robert Sacco in Toronto, Canada. The Lifechart is composed of 252 unique calendar dates that are compared to 7 life dimensions: Residence, Cohabitation, Intimate Relationship, Family, Occupation, Health, and Spirituality. Question topics help everyone to understand major changes so that they can unlock their potential.
Where do the calendar dates on the birth chart come from? How do we know that these calendar dates can actually help us understand change?
Dr. Robert Sacco is a clinical psychotherapist who has completed more than 15 years of research on complexity science and human development. Based on the Fibonacci sequence, he created this research-based birth chart for everyone as a method for understanding major growth milestones and subsequently determining a plan of action.
The Fibonacci sequence has long been of interest to philosophers and mathematicians. The Fibonacci sequence is a recursive series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers. Fibonacci numbers appear often in nature, such as the sunflower, the arrangement of leaves, the nautilus shell, spiral galaxies, and human body proportions.
Research shows that Fibonacci time patterns predict important human development milestones such as:
How does the Fibonacci Life Chart differ from other Life charts?
Fibonacci Lifechart® is the only scientific birth chart that helps everyone predict major development changes.
The Lifechart is different from astrological birth charts in its scientific roots. Science bases its explanation on the results of experiments and objective evidence. While aspects of astrology have roots in the science of astronomy, today astrology is not considered a science.
There is some similarity between the Lifechart and the branch of astrology known as "predictive astrology." Predictive astrology is based on the planetary orbital periods. Given the relationship between the Fibonacci sequence and planetary cycles, there is a similarity between the Lifechart cycles and planetary cycles.
How long does it take to complete my Fibonacci Lifechart assessment?
The actual time it takes to complete the Lifechart varies based on user goals, and the choice to complete user tasks (i.e., optional comment areas to provide additional information about calendar dates). However, on average, you can expect it will take between one and two hours to complete the assessment.
If I don’t want to complete the Lifechart all at once, can I stop taking it and resume later?
Yes! The pace and timing for completing the Lifechart is entirely up to you. You can answer the questions all in one sitting or work on them over time. You can also choose to print your Lifechart Excel file to any printer.
While completing the Lifechart, do I have to complete the user tasks?
For the Lifechart to be useful, it is important that user tasks are completed on an acceptable basis. This will normally depend on what your goals are for the Lifechart. With this in mind, it is up to you how much data to provide in the optional comment areas to identify emerging themes and patterns. The comment areas and color coding can be used as a way to focus your thoughts about specific dates and to add any important details you would like about a particular date.
How do I access the Fibonacci Lifechart?
Fibonacci Lifechart® is provided as Excel Download.
Where can I read more about your work?
For a research overview of our work, please click here. Scholarly research articles on the topic of the FLCM can be found here. Additional information can be found on our Blog.
Further questions?
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The Fibonacci Lifechart® is an birth chart tool created by Dr. Robert Sacco in Toronto, Canada. The Lifechart is composed of 252 unique calendar dates that are compared to 7 life dimensions: Residence, Cohabitation, Intimate Relationship, Family, Occupation, Health, and Spirituality. Question topics help everyone to understand major changes so that they can unlock their potential.
Where do the calendar dates on the birth chart come from? How do we know that these calendar dates can actually help us understand change?
Dr. Robert Sacco is a clinical psychotherapist who has completed more than 15 years of research on complexity science and human development. Based on the Fibonacci sequence, he created this research-based birth chart for everyone as a method for understanding major growth milestones and subsequently determining a plan of action.
The Fibonacci sequence has long been of interest to philosophers and mathematicians. The Fibonacci sequence is a recursive series of numbers where each number is the sum of the two preceding numbers. Fibonacci numbers appear often in nature, such as the sunflower, the arrangement of leaves, the nautilus shell, spiral galaxies, and human body proportions.
Research shows that Fibonacci time patterns predict important human development milestones such as:
- Brain development
- Puberty
- Optimal fertility
- Personality stability
- Happiness levels
- Menopause
- Spiritual experience
- Average life expectancy
How does the Fibonacci Life Chart differ from other Life charts?
Fibonacci Lifechart® is the only scientific birth chart that helps everyone predict major development changes.
The Lifechart is different from astrological birth charts in its scientific roots. Science bases its explanation on the results of experiments and objective evidence. While aspects of astrology have roots in the science of astronomy, today astrology is not considered a science.
There is some similarity between the Lifechart and the branch of astrology known as "predictive astrology." Predictive astrology is based on the planetary orbital periods. Given the relationship between the Fibonacci sequence and planetary cycles, there is a similarity between the Lifechart cycles and planetary cycles.
How long does it take to complete my Fibonacci Lifechart assessment?
The actual time it takes to complete the Lifechart varies based on user goals, and the choice to complete user tasks (i.e., optional comment areas to provide additional information about calendar dates). However, on average, you can expect it will take between one and two hours to complete the assessment.
If I don’t want to complete the Lifechart all at once, can I stop taking it and resume later?
Yes! The pace and timing for completing the Lifechart is entirely up to you. You can answer the questions all in one sitting or work on them over time. You can also choose to print your Lifechart Excel file to any printer.
While completing the Lifechart, do I have to complete the user tasks?
For the Lifechart to be useful, it is important that user tasks are completed on an acceptable basis. This will normally depend on what your goals are for the Lifechart. With this in mind, it is up to you how much data to provide in the optional comment areas to identify emerging themes and patterns. The comment areas and color coding can be used as a way to focus your thoughts about specific dates and to add any important details you would like about a particular date.
How do I access the Fibonacci Lifechart?
Fibonacci Lifechart® is provided as Excel Download.
Where can I read more about your work?
For a research overview of our work, please click here. Scholarly research articles on the topic of the FLCM can be found here. Additional information can be found on our Blog.
Further questions?
Contact Us