RESTORE GLOBAL BALANCE ON EARTH

The Crop Circle of Robella Deciphered 

(5 August 2013) 

(Crop circle of 30 June 2013, Robella, Asti, Italy, photo Roberto Giordiano) 

On 30 June 2013 this crop circle appeared in Italy, Robella, near Asti.  It contains signs that can be deciphered with the binary ASCI code.  Such “message” crop circles are rare.  The Crabwood Disc and the Message of Chilbolton are two examples.  The first revealed a message saying “beware of false promises” and “we oppose deception”.  There seems to be a connection between peoples’ attitude toward crop circles and the time and places where they appear.  For instance, when a crop circle appeared in a farmer’s field set on the vandal thesis, and promptly mowed it, another one appear the following week in his neighboring field.   

The Robella crop circle contains a star with eight points.  The number eight is the universal symbol of balance, justice, and cosmic order.  It speaks of the pure essence of the soul, of love, trust, generosity, and inspiration.  For Amerindians it is a symbol of unity and peace between the people.

Other interpretations of this crop circle and the ASCI letters it contains are proposed on this site, notably in relation with the elements of the Periodic Table.  We propose an interpretation that refers to the global balance on Earth, between humans and other terrestrial creatures.  

Such a reading suggests that the total human population on Earth should decrease by 20%, from its current size, in order to restore this global balance.  The aim would be to revert to the parity between the Biocapacity of the planet and the global Ecological Footprint of humans, leaving sufficient vital space for other species to prosper. 

We proceeded as follows to decipher this crop circle.  Each point of the star contains four signs in a circular band: dots (0) and strokes (I).  These signs draw a dial.  On its periphery are two other marks, reminiscent of the hands of a clock : the “big hand” of the hours, shown with a triangle (▲) ; and the “small hand” of the seconds, shown with two triangles (▲▲). 

One can of course read the crop circle like a clock, except that there are only 40 spaces, not 60 like on our clocks, including the lines that separate the points of the star.  Depending on how we orient this, we obtain eight different “times”, noticing that a space between two signs represents 1 mn 30 instead of 1 mn, since there are only 40 spaces.  These “hours” are : 6 h 10, 5 h 04, 3 h 56, 2 h 49, 12 h 41, 11 h 34, 9 h 26, 8 h 19.  Some may find a meaning in these numbers.   

Most importantly, this exercise emphasizes that the dial is subdivided in two unequal parts. Hence, restoring the balance may mean obtaining two equal halves.  In support of this idea we notice that the star appears on a background formed by eight spaces: four dark and four light spaces.  One possibility would be to measure the angle formed by the two “hands” of the clock in order to determine the required correction.  One may also refer to the marks of the dial.  One part contains 25 marks and the other 15 marks.  The “hands” of this vegetable clock are not exactly on marks, but this small approximation does not alter the final result.  In order to obtain two equal parts, the larger one must decrease by approximately 20% (decrease from 25 to 20 marks). 

This decrease of 20% may of course be applicable to other issues.  However, the Robella crop circle contains yet other information, in particular ASCI letters, that may help gage better the areas concerned.  The ASCI binary codes for the letters of the alphabet are reproduced in Table 1.  They contain eight signs and always begin with 01. 

Table 1 : Letters of the alphabet in the ASCI binary code

If we number the points of the star from 1 to 8, like others have done on this site, we obtain the results shown in Table 2.[1]  (Clockwise, starting from the top of the picture, point 1 is on right of the vertical axis and point 8 on its left, on either side of the dark area outside the star).  The dots of the dial are given the value 0, and the strokes the value 1.  When these values have been inverted, the result is shown between brackets.  However, reading the marks on the dial counter clockwise yields no result in the ASCII code. 

Table 2 : Deciphering the crop circle of Robella in ASCII binary code

* The commas have been added to separate motives. 

This yields DESKH (K), the English word « desk » with an H at the end.  It suggests a command, piloting or coordination.  One may infer that the global balance is concerned and that the last letter H would refer to humans.   

Indeed, new meanings appear, and confirm this interpretation, when we try to appraise the symbolic meaning of the marks on the dial, instead of keeping to the ASCII code.  There are four letters ; the fifth letter (E) appears only when reading the dial in a shifted manner.  This suggests another level of reading.  One may associated these letters with the five elements (of esoterists, not of physicists), the fifths element being the Spirit which transcends matter and is the synthesis of the four others. 

However, one may also associate these four letters with the creatures on Earth.  Humans would be H, animals K, plants D, and the planet S.  These correspondences are based on the following observations.  The two H points of the star have distinctive features.  Six small marks appear in the light background.  The two H points “dominate” the other points of the star : they are “invasive” like humans, in so far as they form part of the larger section of the dial, as seen above with the two “hands” of the clock.  Finally, the marks of the dial spell out the first three numbers (1, 2, 3), when we count only the dots (oIooIooo).  It may refer to the Trinity ; the man, woman, and the child ; the body, spirit, and soul of the Merkaba ; or to any other trinity. 

Opposite, we have the two S points of the minerals and the planet.  The marks of the dial suggest four states, two of which would be a mixture or intermediary stages (oI, oI, oo, II).  One may see the similarity with the four states of the matter: solid, gas, liquid, and plasma. 

These four points are flanked by the D and K points.  In the D points, the marks of the dial repeat the same motive (oIoo, oIoo), akin to the “small hand” of the clock shown by two triangles (▲▲).  This suggests two components, or the pair consisting of marine and terrestrial plants.  Finally, the “small hand” of the clock is in this sector suggesting an imbalance in this domain.  

In the two K points of the star, the motive has been reversed (oIoo, IoII).  Moreover, the letter K is the only one we can find by inversing the values assigned to the marks, or “inverse K” (assigning 1 to the dots and 0 to the strokes).  These inversions suggest a cycle, such as the cycles whereby animals are in turn prey and predators.  We do not find such cycles with humans or plants.  They characterize animals, forming the cycles that maintain ecosystems.    

However, finding a K by inversing the conventions may also recall that we are actually experiencing the most massive extinction of species ever known.  It will affect humans, as suggested by the encroachment of this “inverse K” on the two H points of the star (sectors 7 and 8).  The presence of the “big hand” of the clock in this sector, shown by a triangle (▲), is lending further support to this idea.  There would also by an imbalance in this sector.  It suggests that, akin to the « big hand » of a clock, this sector plays a key role and is giving the tune.  This is where things will finally play out.  And time is indeed short to correct theses imbalances…    

Based on these observations, the parallel with the human population becomes credible.  Leadership in this respect belongs to humans.  However, ascribing a role of global governance of the planet to humans seems to overestimate our competences and abilities.  The reduction of 20%, noted above, suggests that we should seek to return to a total population of 5.6 billion, from the current level of 7 billion.  These figures chime with the known evolution in the disparity between the “Biocapacity” of the planet and the “Ecological Footprint of Humankind” (cf. the WWF “Living Planet Report”, updated every two years and measuring these two variables).  At present, about three planets would be needed if all nations were to reach Western levels of consumption.  We are turning the planet into a dump; even oceans and orbital space are severely polluted, threatening our communications. 

In line with our opening observation concerning the time and place of appearance of crop circles, it may well be that the Robella crop circle appeared in Italy, seat of the Vatican, to draw attention to the analysis suggested here.  The Vatican is strongly opposed to any form of contraception and remains conservative on women’s issues. 

In order to reach the above objective, of keeping within the Biocapacity of the planet, family planning programs would need strengthening, in order to become a priority, by making contraceptives available to all, for free if necessary.  This includes safe abortion, when the mother needs it or simply wants it.  Experts agree that the demographic problem would be largely resolved if women could have only the number of children they wish, or consider being able to raise in suitable conditions.  Women’s education plays a key role, notably their primary education.  So does leadership by the elites, in order to skip stages of the demographic transition, as some regions have been able to achieve.   

In little more than a decade (11 years), the total world population has increased from 6 billion to 7 billion, that is, about 100 million on average each year (net of all deaths).  (In comparison, World War II, the most murderous war in history, has claimed about 30 million lives).  Africa and the Middle-East still experience the fastest population growth ; some countries have not begun their demographic transition.  Yet, reducing population growth generates an “economic bonus”, in terms of savings, that can finance family planning programs, children’s education and infrastructures.  South-East Asian countries, for instance, were able to take off economically making judicious use of this bonus.  

Other readings of the Robella crop circle have been proposed.  The main point is not which one is correct or better, but to engage in a creative and fruitful dialogue across disciplines that usually have little contact with each other.  Crop circles thus become an important source of communication among humans, inspiration and creativity, overcoming the usual barriers and taboos.  They offer new insights and clues, if we are able to hear their messages (or simply listen to others). 

Malaïka (Maryke) Dessing, Economist (Dr.) and Healer

Author of :    - “Spiritual Ecology : Toward a Solution."  www.transnational-perspectives.org, 10 oct. 2008.

-  Terre et Ciel : décrypter les crop circles.  Toulouse : Editions Mélibée, 2013