Pythagoras's Theory of Harmony of the Spheres

Pythagoras is not only considered to be one of the greatest mathematicians in history but is also considered to be his work on discovery made by music, philosophy, astrology, and many other people I will. One of the biggest discoveries of Pythagoras is to discover the scales used today. This scale is based on the principle of all Pythagoran ideological foundations: there are numbers in every aspect of existence. Philosophical belief for universal creation based on perfect harmony between numbers and nature.

Pythagoras believes that the principle of "digital" or mathematics is the principle of giving the world order, harmony, rhythm, beauty. This harmony is well-balanced between the universe and the soul. For Pythagoras, "number" is not an abstract concept, it is an entity embodied with norms, the universe, and wise natural objects. The mathematical order in biology is perceived through the sense of the soul, not through the physical meaning. Unlike the concept of contemporary mathematical movement, Pythagoras believes that mathematics is a way of releasing the soul from the bondage of the body's sensation, basically a religious training. For Pythagoras, the soul is immortal, and cultivation of the soul is achieved through research of truth and ascetic life. Aristotle pointed out that Pythagoras is the first person raising the issue of "virtue" in philosophy (DK.58 B 4)

Among Greek philosophers, there is a harmonious theorist, Pythagoras' disciple. They say that the harmony of the koto is very beautiful and complicated, but it depends on whether it exists in certain trees or strings. They say that the soul resembles the harmony of the koto. The soul is very beautiful and complicated, but it depends on its physical existence. Their view, the theory of harmony is inconsistent with Descartes' conclusions about the metaphysical clarity of the mind and body. The modern mind theory tends to be more common with this theory of this ancient soul than Descartes dualism.