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Disclaimer.
Given the wide variety of interpretations of any given Crop
formation, please note that the opinions published by the
individual contributors to this site do not necessarily reflect the
opinion of the Crop Circle Connector.
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With thanks to
Marina Sassi
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“The usual
sign of Earth, a cross in a circle, also served for other purposes
and other deities, such as Wotan or the solar spirit. However, the
Pueblo legend of Spider Woman mentions the crosswise division of
earth into four quarters as the Goddess’s first act of creation.
Spider Woman, also known as Thinking Woman, was the primordial
being. To begin making the world, she first spun a thread from east
to west, then another from north to south, so the point of the
crossing would determine the centre of the earth.”
Walker, Barbara. Woman’s
Dictionary of Symbols & Sacred Objects. Castle Books, NJ.
1988. P. 339. |
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A
rare example of native American imagery in English crops! The
Cherokee and Choctaw people had a legend of Grandmother Spider,
who supposedly brought the Sun into our world by carrying it on
her back. A new crop picture from April 19 seems to illustrate
that legend precisely, by showing the schematic picture of a
water spider with a four-armed cross (their symbol for “Sun”) on
its back.
A
circular region of crop surrounding that spider was then divided
into 46 radial sectors, possibly to suggest “46 weeks between
solar eclipses”. Really, could any local human fakers have been
clever enough to design this picture? Or might we be seeing here
a rare, little-appreciated, extra-terrestrial sense of humour?
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Please forgive me if I am overreacting
but the latest formation seems to have a resemblance to my
ultimate machine theory on my site.
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http://www.cropcirclewisdom.com
Andrew Pyrka (Cheltenham)
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20th April I went to The West
Kennett Formation, surprisingly intricate for rapeseed: the
emanating rays are equal and extremely straight. I counted 21 each
side The smallest of the the three circles on the right hand side
appears totally undisturbed, with a swirled, woven floor, and a very
tall standing centre.
May be you can see theses
features from my quick photo's?
The main shape is obviously a
figure 8, symbolizing Infinity. In the larger (Male) teardrop shape
on the right hand side:~ remains one standing
(off)
centre piece, with clear evidence there was an opposite, creating 2
centred standing swirls. Whilst in the smaller (Female) shaped
teardrop, there is one centred standing swirl.
The flattened cross in the Centre
.Circle is a NYAME NNWU NA MAWU
West
African Wisdom Symbol meaning:~
"God never dies,
therefore I cannot die"
Hence a
symbol of God's omnipresence and the perpetual existence of wo/man's
spirit This signifies the immortality of man's soul, believed
to be a part of God. Because the soul rests with God after death,
it cannot die.
It seems to me this a merging
of Male / Female into One a message regarding Infinity In The Now.
JIC
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This crop circle seems to be marking the date
April 20th 2009, in the centre, with December 21st 2012 at one of
the extremes and August 18th 2005 at the other. There is a Mayan
ring of time around the middle date, which goes from December 11
2008 (i.e., the day when it was found a watch ring in a Ming
tomb in Shangsi, China, pointing 10:06, as 1006 x 2: 2012)
until August 28 2009, for a 260 days period around the date of the
centre of this design.
Ivan Castillo |
 
The Earth's
magnetosphere and the solar wind
From:
Magnetosphere
I would like to post and observation on to comments re the
19th of April 2009 crop circle formation. I am
not sure how this is done. I have not
written up my observations but just used
picture and leave it to the viewer. I have used the first
two pictures from the articles sight re; this crop circle
and the other I have listed it’s
source. I found the initial picture, a much better one with
the sun included in the image, on page 43 of The Electric
Universe by Wallace Thornhill
and David Talbott and
immediately saw the resemblance to the spider and the crop
circle, the sun and the earth. I believe that the crop
picture could be telling us some thing about the sun earth
relation ship, i.e. how the sun
solar winds and sun flares effect
us/earth.
Also the electric universe theory uses a lot of cross
reference to ancient pictor-graphs, story and legend so has
an interesting connection to a lot of the crop circles.
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I'm new to this
field, but in looking at crop circles from the past 2 years,
I was stunned to see one that is, to me at least, clearly
the native American (ubiquitous through numerous cultures)
symbol for Spider Woman, the Great Weaver who weaves the
world into existence with the stories she tells, with what
she imagines. I attached the two images, one from a mound
builder gorget that is probably about 1000 years old. The
"spider and cross" is a symbol of balance - to this day
Navajo (Dine) weavers work "spider woman's cross" into their
work. The crop builders include the "Web" as backdrop, which
pleases me very well. I've been researching this stuff for
many years if you have any further interest in the
symbol..............currently working on a book called
"Spider Woman's Hands".
Thanks.........just wanted to share this obscure bit of
information which people who do not live in the American
southwest may not be aware of. Curious also what was going
on when this symbol occurred..........perhaps the "13
Indigenous Grandmothers" were weaving their message?
Lauren Raine
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