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Scientists and mathematicians were stunned the other day when a new crop circle appeared in a barley field in Wiltshire. When mathematicians analyzed it, they realized that the concentric shapes represented the coded image of a fundamental equation.
The 150-foot diameter image, found near Barbury Castle, an Iron Age fort, represented the first 10 digits of pi (3.141592654, for all of you who don’t remember high school or GCSE math) – the mathematical constant used to calculate the measurement of a circle. Pi equals the circle’s circumference divided by its diameter. You work out the circumference of a circle by multiplying the diameter by pi.

This is all the more remarkable because pi (or π., as it is represented in Greek) is one of of nature’s most amazing natural numbers. Pi fascinated mathematicians since the early Greeks, and it was Archimedes who was the first to investigate it rigorously.


Nature’s miracle

It’s an irrational number, which means that the decimals go on infinitely, but also do not repeat. And despite teams of math whizzes analyzing pi up to trillions of decimals using super computers, no pattern in the sequence of digits has ever been found. All our mathematical equations of a circle’s area represent only a close approximation of the truth.

Pi is considered as fundamental to an understanding our world as the Fibonacci, or Golden Mean (called Phi), a numerical pattern found in all of nature, whether the numerical way in which breeding animals reproduce, or the structure of plants. Leaves, seeds and petals are all placed at 0.618034 per 360-degree turn.

This kind of sequencing is even found in music. Mozart, who took a keen interest in mathematics, famously created a dramatic changes at Golden Mean moments: 61.8 per cent through a composition. Beethoven repeated the opening bars of his Fifth Symphony 61.8 per cent through the work. Similar patterns are found in the music of many cultures, most notably Indonesian music.

This is only the latest of sophisticated mathematical patterns found in crop circles. One of the most famous formations depicted the image of a complex set of fractals known as The Julia Set, in a field near Stonehenge, 12 years ago.

Gerald Hawkins, a British mathematician and archaeo-astronomer, has discovered designs in crop circles corresponding to previously unrecognized musical ratios, unknown in conventional geometry.


So why math —and how?

Colin Andrews, an electrical engineer and the world’s leading authority on crop circles, argues that crop circles result from the earth’s electromagnetic energy, after conducting extensive electromagnetic surveys of circle circles and discovered spikes of the earth’s electromagnetic fields of 120 per cent.

Biophysicist William Devengood has found that the stems of the plants in crop circles have consistently elongated stems, consistent with microwave radiation.

And a Boston team of investigators says that it is some unknown ‘quantum energy’, after finding anomalous changes in the soil – consistent with increases of temperatures of 600-800 degrees — even though the plants themselves, which are would be incinerated at such a heat, are left untouched. Other scientists such as Russian physicist Dr. Konstantin Korotkov, finds vast changes in the light emissions of humans when they stand inside crop circles.


A message from mother earth?

The fact that the latest crop circle design shows one of the fundamental ratios in nature suggests that crop circles are a physical and numerical representation of some natural order of which we are a part. We respond to crop circles, like nature or music, because they remind us that we are all connected. All of heaven is contained in this simple design – to remind us, in these dark times, of who we are.


As part of our tools for a new world project, I’d like to create an Earth Energies group, to discuss the effect of earth and planetary energies on us and our extended human potential.

For our first week, your thoughts, please, on crop circles.

* What is causing them?
* And why are they mostly found in southwest England, near the Neolithic sites of Averbury and Silbury Hill?
* How are we supposed to respond to them? As Colin Andrews says, “These perfect geometries may contain very important information; it’s up to us to discover why they are formed and what positive attributes they have for mankind.”


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Ellen Baker Comment by Ellen Baker on September 12, 2009 at 6:54pm
The master gardener of our group has a beautiful backyard on a hill. The center point is a stream with a waterfall. We have watched how the balance of plants to the left and right of different points are more on the right and less to the left.. Even though they are the same plants and planted in the same soil at the same time etc. Has anyone else had this experience?
Amy Lanman Comment by Amy Lanman on July 13, 2008 at 1:24am
Lynne,
I have a question that has been nagging me and I sought a way to ask you it; this comment area appears to be a most appropriate place.
I listened to your recent blog-talk-radio interview with Michele Meiche and at one point you were explaining how the experiments work – (I joined in on the recent water experiment). You told Michele that everyone meets at a certain time and for those poor people in Australia that meant 3:00 in the morning. I also listened to your recent podcast where you spoke about the fact that scientists now understand that time is part of this physicality we are experiencing, but that it is not part of the real energy that we are. I did not recap that idea well but it spawned this thought - WHY don't you try to do your web experiments at a good hour/time for everyone. Let's say 7:00 in the evening AND every participant then engages in the experiment at 7:00 their time zone. Now collective energy knows no time, therefore it should not matter if we are in the very same moment but we are engaging at the very same physical earth time. Collective consciousness, I would think, is not affected by time. This is a critical thought…. since more individuals would (possibly) involve their energies in such experiments if they could do so within a more perfect physical time for them to do so. There may actually be a perfect time where energies flow the best with the least resistance.
Thank you for the opportunity to listen, to question and to express,
Amy
Greg Tamblyn Comment by Greg Tamblyn on June 24, 2008 at 8:48am
The scientific explanation: Crop Circles are Earth Burps!
I solved the riddle in my humor blog.
michael clark Comment by michael clark on June 22, 2008 at 11:51am
In issue # 8 of Make Magazine are instructions for making a magnetometer that measures fluctuations in the earth's magnetic field. It is easy to make, and fun to observe. The out put is an optical lever using a laser pointer. According to Lynn's book periods of high activity are best for doing some kinds of energy work.
Susmita Barua Comment by Susmita Barua on June 21, 2008 at 3:09am
Hi jolande! There is a very dedicated spiritual community based here in my town Lexington Ky that has been doing the kind of energy work you mention Jesus did in his time. The group has been travelling to many power spots around the world (like in Scottland, China and Brazil in recent years) for many years now. Although i don't fully know or understand the nature of their work, I very much resonate with planetary guardianship and samuel's unconditional love.

Peaceful metta
http://seek2know.gaia.com
Bless my gaia vision clicking here
EJ Comment by EJ on June 20, 2008 at 1:50am
Actually lucky, I believe that some research has and is being done on biological changes in the grain in the design from the grain in the surrounding field. Check out some of the Crop sites on the web and you will find what has been donw.
lucky Comment by lucky on June 19, 2008 at 10:20pm
I am surprised after all the years these crop circles have been appearing no one has turned the most technologically advanced forensic tools on studying them.
Anyone know why?
Walter Comment by Walter on June 19, 2008 at 9:02pm
A great Crop Circle website.
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dp5/cropcirc1.htm
a great workshop video by Nassim Haramein that give a lot of info on Crop Circles and Earth Energy.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6151699791256390335
EJ Comment by EJ on June 19, 2008 at 7:04pm
I have been thinking a lot about crop circles lately because I'm reading Daniel Pinchbeck's book, "2012, the Return of Queztue....". I am of a mind that the planetary consciousness (noosphere of T. de Chardin) is the agency behind the phenomena rather then extra-terrestials. It's not that I don't believe in ETs, it's more that I can see no reason that they would be interested in us enough to go to the trouble of creating crop circles. Also, the growing complexity of these circles could correlate to the rapidly growing numbers of people coming into the new consciousness. The collective mind started speaking in baby talk and has evolved into more complex speech and understanding. This idea excites me much more the ET communication and gives me renewed hope for the future of humankind.
W Paul Blakey Comment by W Paul Blakey on June 19, 2008 at 6:26pm
Information I received from a deceased friend who was tremendously interested in crop circles matches your diagram pretty closely. Basically I was told that they are formed by spherical plasma balls that contain the patterns. Imagine slicing through a sphere (or for those of you who are English, imagine slicing through a piece of Brighton rock) the pattern emerges from the form within. It all started when certain ET's found a loophole in the non-interaction agreement. Diane, your picture is fabulous, and I am certain you are onto something.

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