2025 CROP CIRCLES
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Trying to answer the question, I looked for sources and Crop Circles The greatest mysteries of modern times by Lucy Pringle, has some silhouette images of circles from the early years before the Cs came online in 1994.
It seems that not all are intricate, or original beyond imagination, though some certainly are.
There are also people that take credit for having made rather complicated circles, or circles which apparently use designs fairly recent but made before. This wordpress page, is dedicated, it seems, to taking down Steve and Karen Alexander who have take many photos of crop circles and published books. The argument in that article is that they make money off their pictures, merchandise, mislead people and that the designs of some were made by others with copyrights and all. The example given is:
And this:
Was this circle manmade or genuine? It could be genuine and still be made by a human before; the information field does not respect copyright laws, does it? Alternatively it may not be entirely genuine but also not made by ordinary field artists, or it may indeed have been made by some artist with advanced technology.
This Dene Hine probably claims more ability than is factual: A screenshot from his FB shows what he claims are his creations:
But his views have been promoted: The Daily Star published an article by Nadeem Badshah 22:07, 10 Jan 2024
Interesting that the paper will publish this without asking why this dude was never put before a court and asked about his use of planks of wood in farmer fields? Or never had to leave the act half done?
On his FB page, he has a video where he appears in an interview. In that he claims he makes crop circles and knows some among a team of 12-13 who made one, shown on the screen, (containing 488 perfect circles), in a span of six hours, that is more than one circle a minute! Another video on his page is from 2012 and shows a team making a crop circle for the BBC, as if that is how he and his mates turn out crop circles. Of course this person also has his opposition: Croppie Gossip: Dene Hine — A New Low Oct 9, 2023 See also Aliens Stole My Crop Circle Design. In the latter article, he claims that someone combined a couple of his designs to make a circle, so he is very offended.
One could make a whole thread about the topic of real and genuine vs faked circles, or human and STS vs STO circles.
OutSky
Jedi Master
Some 2025 cropcircles noted in this thread
(first one seems for sure unusually “odd”
)Now... indeed on 2011 the C’s stated that their almanac of cropcircles was finishing. Well, maybe then another phase could come afterwards? Well… As per definition an almanac is a calendar in particular focusing on lunar phases for a farmer’s use. And later they told us:
Anyway, it is not really necessary that all cropcircles must be made by 6th density. Useful informative cropcircles can be made by STO 4D, or even by STS 3D since they follow a STO orientation. Indeed, remember, the members of this forum are told of STS polarity but with supposedly a STO orientation. So, under sto orientation and filled with knowledge, any of us hypothetically could spread deep information either by way of cropcircles or whatsoever. Moreover even STS 4D cropcircles targeted for “mudding” the waters should bring mixed in it some information, or else nobody would pay attention to them. The question again is, is one capable of unravel the information from the weed?
Now, most of the posts seen in this thread seem to have relevant comments. And so, at this point would be possible we sorting and aggregating these relevancies like some posts already meant in this thread, nevertheless this time thinking out of the box? So, trying to use this voiced intention follow some suggestions for meditation or contemplation:
Anyway, it is not really necessary that all cropcircles must be made by 6th density. Useful informative cropcircles can be made by STO 4D, or even by STS 3D since they follow a STO orientation. Indeed, remember, the members of this forum are told of STS polarity but with supposedly a STO orientation. So, under sto orientation and filled with knowledge, any of us hypothetically could spread deep information either by way of cropcircles or whatsoever. Moreover even STS 4D cropcircles targeted for “mudding” the waters should bring mixed in it some information, or else nobody would pay attention to them. The question again is, is one capable of unravel the information from the weed?
Now, most of the posts seen in this thread seem to have relevant comments. And so, at this point would be possible we sorting and aggregating these relevancies like some posts already meant in this thread, nevertheless this time thinking out of the box? So, trying to use this voiced intention follow some suggestions for meditation or contemplation:
Meander, Greek designsee middle image at the top
The word “meander” —i.e. the “Greek” border as seen in the July 20th 2025 cropcircle— really derives from the mythological river Meander, son of the Greek god Oceanus. A river, by the way, that used to be called “Returner.” The thing is, studying the myth (e.g. see Plutarch) may bring much more insights, but still we can see next a little more on this.
So, furthermore… did someone notice the “Celtic cropcircle” here at the top?!! Well... notably many Pictish stones bring the meander as a common motif. A particular interesting stone —for it kind of works like a Rosetta Stone to many other mysterious Celtic carvings— is that originaly from St Madoes parish church, now in the museum of Perthshire and alleged c. 8th century AD.
Then, as seen above, the ancient Celtic cross shows at its center 13 circular spirals —one central and 12 around it, in turn all within a square. The cross is surrounded by 8 living animals. Now, remember, directions are optional. Anyway… in the vertical axis there are 2 sets —short upper part and down in the longer part— with many meanders of which most are squared “Greek-like”, and a few with triangular shape. Maybe the 2 sets (up and down) could be regarded as one mirroring the other? Or even stretching this stuff a bit: and if each of these 2 parts represents a different density? Which densities? See?
Then, as seen above, the ancient Celtic cross shows at its center 13 circular spirals —one central and 12 around it, in turn all within a square. The cross is surrounded by 8 living animals. Now, remember, directions are optional. Anyway… in the vertical axis there are 2 sets —short upper part and down in the longer part— with many meanders of which most are squared “Greek-like”, and a few with triangular shape. Maybe the 2 sets (up and down) could be regarded as one mirroring the other? Or even stretching this stuff a bit: and if each of these 2 parts represents a different density? Which densities? See?
1904 sketch of the Pictish St. Madoes Stele by J. Romilly Allen
Then regarding the horizontal axis: right and left (or east-west), we see 5 intertwined “curved meanders.” So, together right and left we have 10 entangled “curved meanders”. So what? Here follow some possibilities: the 13 spirals may denote a lunar aspect as earlier mentioned for another supposedly related cropcircle:
Pentagons in the Falkner cropcircle, 8th June 2025
Right. See, the 5 entangled meanders within the Cetic cross may perhaps relate to the 5 point star, i.e. Isthar/Venus, like some posts have insisted on… However other option, instead of the mesmerizing “star shape,” could be the numeral 5 linked to a pentagon? So, 10 “curved meanders” could symbolize 2 pentagons? Is “5” the number of man?
But then we can see 10 horns in the above cropcircle, right? Well, is it not only featuring the power over mankind, but also something else? See?!!
Anyway, still in the “cross” notice how all of the here drawn looks interlaced around the center; so again we have an notable aspect seen in the Falkner cropcircle. Ah, research also for specific oriental sculptures —like “prayer-wheels”— the “Greek” meanders are over there as well. Then back to the pentagons:
Anyway, still in the “cross” notice how all of the here drawn looks interlaced around the center; so again we have an notable aspect seen in the Falkner cropcircle. Ah, research also for specific oriental sculptures —like “prayer-wheels”— the “Greek” meanders are over there as well. Then back to the pentagons:
Many Celtic steles —with meanders or not— are quite detailed and informative not only as if they were “6D cropcircles,” but remarkably within our grasp once one can connect the dots. Besides, for 1 to 2 minute videos (s) on St. Madoes stone can be seen for example here, here, here…
By the way, a thread keen for Celtic stones seems an excellent idea, for, of course, still on Madoes and elsewhere there is much more for untying, while this is already a lengthy post. Ah, another peculiar thing: “Madoes” name refers to a mysterious saint. The Catholic registers say that he may be actually the 4th century AD Irish St. Modomnoc, friend of Saint David. As such also he was a beekeeper, and there are some curious citations on him:
Hard to say how it works; these people are getting into something that makes it possible for someone else to knock them over, or try to. Anyway, by Steve and Karen Alexander, there is Crop Circles, Signs, Wonders and Mysteries, Arcturus Publishing 2006, though the edition where the images are from, has 2014. In it they have ordered some of the themes according to geometric appearance. Below are a few examples, mostly about pentagrams, but the first one has a simple design. (It was hard to take images because book pages fold.)
The next is about pentagrams, since a couple of the recent ones had that as a feature, but as we can see that is far from a new idea:
Then I looked for meanders, and here is one from 2005.
On FB, a Willibald Limbrunner, commenting on the recent circle that inside the meander had pentagrams and cones posted an image of a circle from the UK, July 10th 2005 which also has a globe with cones.
Compare the above two with the recent one:
Did the designer of the above crop circle borrow an idea from the series of limited edition Cameroun memorial coins where there also is a meander:
Perhaps not, but if one considers the meander border of the latest circle as a coin and relates it with Europe, then a few days ago, someone came in an landed a fist about how the Euro should be spent. Lavrov opines that US trade deal will fuel EU's ongoing 'deindustrialization' The "deal" was: so much for US weapons, (Pentagon...) so much for investment into the US, so much for US energy, so much toll on EU goods into the US, but none on EU bound US goods. And we already have a clash of armies in Ukraine both wearing pentagram stars.
However the meander can be found not only on coins but also on:
Which pessimists would argue is along the same line as what Lavrov predicted, while optimists would say that deindustrialization means becoming more green and getting into the circle of life. We will see.
It may be that connecting crop circles to more worldly events is a step too far, but then people are different and the meaning they will attribute to a representation may have variations.
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A little more about early crop circles
In The Secret History of Crop Circles by Terry Wilson, first edition 1998, third edition 2023, see this page.
The book has a collection of reports, memories and hear-says. At the end there are a couple of pages with a summary:
The author says there is no particular change in complexity from 1980 onwards. I do not find that entirely convincing in view of what has been published since, but then the book came out in 1998 and despite revisions, the outlay is probably the same. If one thinks of waves, it is possible that there was just such a wave of crop circles, with the time before and after being of less intensity.
In The Secret History of Crop Circles by Terry Wilson, first edition 1998, third edition 2023, see this page.
The book has a collection of reports, memories and hear-says. At the end there are a couple of pages with a summary:
The author says there is no particular change in complexity from 1980 onwards. I do not find that entirely convincing in view of what has been published since, but then the book came out in 1998 and despite revisions, the outlay is probably the same. If one thinks of waves, it is possible that there was just such a wave of crop circles, with the time before and after being of less intensity.
OutSky
Jedi Master
Just in case… remembering, and so clarifying: Though of course anyone can create useful cropcircles, nevertheless the “genuine” ones are those that belong to the 6D “Cassiopaean unification”:
Furthermore:
Some 2025 cropcircles noted in this thread
(first one seems for sure unusually “odd”)
Now… indeed, on 2011 the C’s stated that their almanac of cropcircles was finishing. Well, maybe then another phase could come afterwards? Well… As per definition an almanac is a calendar in particular focusing on lunar phases for a farmer’s use. And later they told us:
Anyway, it is not really necessary that all cropcircles must be made by 6th density. Useful informative cropcircles can be made by STO 4D, or even by STS 3D since they follow a STO orientation. Indeed, remember, the members of this forum are told of STS polarity but with supposedly a STO orientation. So, under sto orientation and filled with knowledge, any of us hypothetically could spread deep information either by way of cropcircles or whatsoever. Moreover even STS 4D cropcircles targeted for “mudding” the waters should bring mixed in it some information, or else nobody would pay attention to them. The question again is, is one capable of unravel the information from the weed?
Now, most of the posts seen in this thread seem to have relevant comments. And so, at this point would be possible we sorting and aggregating these relevancies like some posts already meant in this thread, nevertheless this time thinking out of the box? So, trying to use this voiced intention follow some suggestions for meditation or contemplation:
Meander, Greek designsee middle image at the top
The word “meander” —i.e. the “Greek” border as seen in the July 20th 2025 cropcircle— really derives from the mythological river Meander, son of the Greek god Oceanus. A river, by the way, that used to be called “Returner.” The thing is, studying the myth (e.g. see Plutarch) may bring much more insights, but still we can see next a little more on this.
So, furthermore… did someone notice the “Celtic cropcircle” at the top of this post?!! Well... notably many Pictish stones bring the meander as a common motif. A particular interesting stone —for it kind of works like a Rosetta Stone to many other mysterious Celtic carvings— is that originaly from St Madoes parish church, now in the museum of Perthshire and alleged c. 8th century AD.
Then, as seen above, the ancient Celtic cross shows at its center 13 circular spirals —one central and 12 around it, in turn all within a square. The cross is surrounded by 8 living animals. Now, remember, directions are optional. Anyway… in the vertical axis there are 2 sets —short upper part and down in the longer part— with many meanders of which most are squared “Greek-like”, and a few with triangular shape. Maybe the 2 sets (up and down) could be regarded as one mirroring the other? Or even stretching this stuff a bit: and if each of these 2 parts represents a different density? Which densities? See?
1904 sketch of the Pictish St. Madoes Stele by J. Romilly Allen
Then regarding the horizontal axis: right and left (or east-west), we see 5 intertwined “curved meanders.” So, together right and left we have 10 entangled “curved meanders”. So what? Here follow some possibilities: the 13 spirals may denote a lunar aspect as earlier mentioned for another supposedly related cropcircle:
Pentagons in the Falkner cropcircle, 8th June 2025
Right. See, the 5 entangled meanders within the Celtic cross may perhaps relate to the 5 pointed star, i.e. Isthar/Venus, like some posts have insisted on… However other option, instead of the mesmerizing “star shape,” could be the numeral 5 linked to a pentagon? So, 10 “curved meanders” could symbolize 2 pentagons? Is “5” the number of man?
But then we can see 10 horns in the right above cropcircle, yes? Well, is it not only featuring the power over mankind, but also something else? See?!!
Anyway, still in the “cross” notice how all of the here drawn looks interlaced around the center; so again we have an notable aspect seen in the Falkner cropcircle. Ah, research also for specific oriental sculptures —like “prayer-wheels”— the “Greek” meanders are over there as well. Then back to the pentagons:
Many Celtic steles —with meanders or not— are quite detailed and informative not only as if they were “6D cropcircles,” but remarkably within our grasp once one can connect the dots. Besides, for 1 to 2 minute videos on St. Madoes stone can be seen for example here, here, here…
…………………Ah, another peculiar thing: “Madoes” name refers to a mysterious saint. The Catholic registers say that he may be actually the 4th century AD Irish St. Modomnoc,frienddisciple of Saint David. As such also he was a beekeeper, and there are curious citations on him:
Now, —considering the last citation here copied directly above— notice how unexpected is “St. Madoes” coming to Britain from Ireland (at west) and at the same time coming from “east.” Well, to say the least, that would be a longer route.
Moreover, the mystery on Madoes gains another face via the scholars who, instead of somebody, associate the name Dommmoc (i.e. a variation of “Maedoc/Madoes”) with a place. In specific a uncertain city in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Anglia (Britain) intended for Saint Felix’s episcopal seat—i.e. a territorial jurisdiction of a bishop— who came from Gaul (now France).
In turn, there are curious associations to some personages named “Felix.” For example in the Graal stories, Felix is the governor of Syria, who owns great esteam to Avallach. But one day Avallach comes against Felix. Avallach flies to join Tholome Cerastre, King of Babylon, but he eventually slains Tholome with the Red Cross (Templar sign?!!) and the White Knight of Seraphe. Besides that we can also see the mentions made by the “fiction” writer Dick Philip:
Moreover, the mystery on Madoes gains another face via the scholars who, instead of somebody, associate the name Dommmoc (i.e. a variation of “Maedoc/Madoes”) with a place. In specific a uncertain city in the Anglo-Saxon Kingdom of Anglia (Britain) intended for Saint Felix’s episcopal seat—i.e. a territorial jurisdiction of a bishop— who came from Gaul (now France).
In turn, there are curious associations to some personages named “Felix.” For example in the Graal stories, Felix is the governor of Syria, who owns great esteam to Avallach. But one day Avallach comes against Felix. Avallach flies to join Tholome Cerastre, King of Babylon, but he eventually slains Tholome with the Red Cross (Templar sign?!!) and the White Knight of Seraphe. Besides that we can also see the mentions made by the “fiction” writer Dick Philip:
As well as the C’s have mentioned on “not incarnation:” “Wisdom is greatest when not incarnate.”… Oh, and here is another tale on “St. Madoes” —(i.e. St. Modomnoc (my Dommoc) / Maedoc (my Aedoc):
Okay… so, "back" to the cropcircles, and still considering connections between the cropcircles —as also stated by the C’s— next we can see more pentagons, stars, and in particular meanders in some cropcircles: —also highlighting here others before posted to this thread
Bishops Cannings (England), 4th August 2011
Tetrahedrons? And, again “bishops”?!!!
Avebury (England), 6th July 2003
Pentagons, 5 pointed stars, and triangles
Silbury Hill (England), 2nd August 2004
Cropcircle has 48 signs bordering 2 wing-Iike shapes at the center;
each of the 2 concentric rings has 8 meanders.
Waden Hill (Vale of White Horse, England), 16th July 2005
A triangle formed by double-lines; each side has 8 meanders.
Silbury Hill (England), 5th July 2009
Cropcircle with 10 meanders and 2 central mirrored sets of 8 petals.
Beckhampton (England), 23rd August 2013
This one has 13 meanders and a central insectoid face with a crescent on the forehead.
Wayland’s Smithy (England), 9th August 2005
A crescent above surrounded by 2 sets (right and left) of 8 rays in the center;
then 20 meanders around a cross; each quarter with 13 bars
Woolstone Hill (Vale of White Horse, England), 13th August 2005
Around it there are 16 meanders spanning 72 petals.
Zooming out this one a few times and maybe you will notice a face
where before were 6 parallelograms (diamonds) in the center.
The face looks like somewhat robotic or mechanic.
Ackling Dyke (Roman road in England), 4th June 2018
So, near a Roman road... peculiar. Right above we have a 7-spoked star within a ring of 14 or 7 “twin” meanders. However on 1995 the C’s told that a 7 spoked cropcircle had been done, which “designates union of perpendicular realities.” Well, that told by the C’s who can see all space-times at the same time. So, is this one muddying the waters?
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EmeraldR
The Living Force
these came to mind
Roman dodecahedrons are small, hollow, 12-faced objects made of bronze or stone, featuring circular holes and knobs on each corner of their pentagonal faces, and have baffled archaeologists since their first discovery in 1739. Over 100 have been found across northern Europe, including Great Britain, Germany, France, and Hungary, but not in Italy or the Mediterranean, suggesting they were likely Gallo-Roman artifacts. Despite numerous theories—ranging from surveying instruments and candle holders to knitting spools and gaming pieces—no definitive purpose has been established, and they remain one of antiquity's greatest mysteries.
- The most commonly cited theory is that the dodecahedrons were surveying instruments, as the holes on opposite faces are proportionally related, potentially allowing for measuring ratios by sighting through them.
- A more recent hypothesis suggests they could have been used as candle clocks, with different-sized holes allowing for the measurement of time at night by the rate at which a candle burned through each hole.
- Another theory proposes they were used as frames for military tents, with the knobs serving as attachment points for twine and sticks to create a framework for fabric coverings, a practical use in colder northern regions.
- The JOEdecahedron, a 3D-printed replica inspired by the ancient artifact, was launched by the comedy channel Laugh Smarter as part of a challenge inviting fans to creatively use the object, with submissions due by August 15, 2025.
- A solid silver
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Wandering Star
The Living Force
Next come to my mind:
A gyroscope is a mechanical device used to measure, maintain, or change the orientation of a device or vehicle in space. It consists essentially of a rotationally symmetric body that rotates around its axis of symmetry.
Possibly something inside was mobile and was supplying information to some system.
The first problem with these devices is that they leave aside the possibility of technological use, even greater than that of the current status quo.
OutSky
Jedi Master
At the top, very well remembered. So, could be like the ““Golden Milestone” of “All ways lead to Rome”?
Then as earlier commented in many fine points:
Above the cropcircle with a central “crescent” has 20 meanders.
Above the cropcircle at the “Roman road” has 7 spokes,
and each spoke seems finished with a little sphere at its extremity.
c. 4th century AD Gallo-Roman dodecahedron
Above we have the enigmatic artefact so called “Gallo-Roman dodecahedron” whose vertices bring, each one, a little sphere. This is an odd feature that somewhat likens to the small spheres of the “Roman road Cropcircle” seen above. Now, notice that any dodecahedron always has 20 vertices, which is the same number of meanders in the “Crescent” cropcircle at the top of this post. So?!!!
Well, as just pointed out, the Gallo-Roman dodecahedron has little spheres as well as they appear into the Roman road cropcircle. Nevertheless the Gallo-Roman dodecahedron has 20 spheres while the Roman road cropcircle shows only 7 spheres. Okay, then at this point anyone can become inclined to wonder that the 3 designs are interconnected, yes? Maybe these 3 ones do represent the same message?
But If we were to ignore the artefact —since it is not part of the almanac?— how could we link the Crescent cropcircle with the Roman road cropcircle? Oh, look, each meander, of the Crescent cropcircle, is a type of squared spiral with 7 major branches, and near to the center is a minor 8th branch. See?!!
Now if we were to accept the artefact as part of the “almanac”, then likely we should notice its 12 pentagons where each has a circular hole of particular size. So?! Can one see through those holes? Well as the C’s stated, all the cropcircles are interrelated. At last, 20 spheres indicate 1.666… spheres for each pentagon, which is close to the number Phi (1.618…), also called "Golden Ratio” or “Tau.” Yes?!!!
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