2009 Crop Circles
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StrangeCaptain
Jedi Council Member
My first impression was that it reminded me of Incan art. And the square spirals are rather hard or intimidating or something...
Yes as Grimpy as stated, it look dark, and I saw the skull and feather too, Inca style. The necklace of labyrinth square form open up at the top, I associate the labyrinth whit the matrix, could it mean that the necklace is opening or that they want to put it or closed it again around our neck. the center of the skull or teeth look like a grenade from WWII and do you see the 3 circles each side of the necklace.
Psalehesost
The Living Force
It makes me think of the "Day of Lavos" in the SNES video game Chrono Trigger I once played. (probably a purely subjective interpretation, but here goes)
In the story of said game, a planetary parasite which came to be called Lavos ("big fire") crashed down into the Earth (or what world the story takes place in) in prehistoric times and began to suck the life force of all that dwelled on it.
In the story, there came a time during an ice age when a "magical Kingdom of Zeal" existed (paralleling Atlantis) - in the part of its history where some events of the game occur, the previous power source (derived from the Sun) had just been supplanted with a machine that drew power directly from Lavos. And as it came in use, the personality of the ruler - Queen Zeal - changed (a comment in a retranslation from the Japanese version says that "her heart as a human" had been devoured by Lavos), and the entranced people commenced under the queen's direction (and using slave labor) to build an underwater palace where the machine was to be moved, bringing it closer to Lavos. As it was made to draw larger and larger amounts of power in its new location, this woke Lavos up, who appeared at the surface of the planet and rained fiery destruction, causing the fall of Zeal (which existed on a floating island) and an enormous tsunami as it crashed into the sea, drenching the land and reshaping the world.
Many thousands of years later, a new high-technological civilization had grown, and then - came the Day of Lavos. Appearing once more at the surface of the planet, spewing a rain of fire and destruction leaving only melted ruins on the now near-dead planet, where some survivors remained, though successively eliminated by remaining machinery whose AI controller had gone haywire.
The story of the game concerns preventing this future. I would not recommend playing it, as it would largely - apart from these elements of the story - be a waste of time (entertaining as it can be), and it has a tendency to make one (me, at any rate - as of just a few months ago when I sped through much of the KWhazit retranslation so as to see how these parts of the story would turn out) rather dreamy and dissociative, immersed in mental replays of the story, imagery, events, and so on. No wonder it has quite a fan base!
Anyhow, that "feathery" part of the crop circle looks like the scaly, thorny stone-like shell of Lavos, surrounding its mouth, as appearing on the Day of Lavos. In addition to the above, I might say that Lavos appears to have a peculiar relationship with time - as if it progressed vertically for Lavos in contrast to a horizontal direction for all else - and that Lavos and its spawn seems to have a tendency to move about strangely at will through space. Reminds of supposed characteristics of 4D.
In the story of said game, a planetary parasite which came to be called Lavos ("big fire") crashed down into the Earth (or what world the story takes place in) in prehistoric times and began to suck the life force of all that dwelled on it.
Wikipedia said:
In the story, there came a time during an ice age when a "magical Kingdom of Zeal" existed (paralleling Atlantis) - in the part of its history where some events of the game occur, the previous power source (derived from the Sun) had just been supplanted with a machine that drew power directly from Lavos. And as it came in use, the personality of the ruler - Queen Zeal - changed (a comment in a retranslation from the Japanese version says that "her heart as a human" had been devoured by Lavos), and the entranced people commenced under the queen's direction (and using slave labor) to build an underwater palace where the machine was to be moved, bringing it closer to Lavos. As it was made to draw larger and larger amounts of power in its new location, this woke Lavos up, who appeared at the surface of the planet and rained fiery destruction, causing the fall of Zeal (which existed on a floating island) and an enormous tsunami as it crashed into the sea, drenching the land and reshaping the world.
Many thousands of years later, a new high-technological civilization had grown, and then - came the Day of Lavos. Appearing once more at the surface of the planet, spewing a rain of fire and destruction leaving only melted ruins on the now near-dead planet, where some survivors remained, though successively eliminated by remaining machinery whose AI controller had gone haywire.
The story of the game concerns preventing this future. I would not recommend playing it, as it would largely - apart from these elements of the story - be a waste of time (entertaining as it can be), and it has a tendency to make one (me, at any rate - as of just a few months ago when I sped through much of the KWhazit retranslation so as to see how these parts of the story would turn out) rather dreamy and dissociative, immersed in mental replays of the story, imagery, events, and so on. No wonder it has quite a fan base!
Anyhow, that "feathery" part of the crop circle looks like the scaly, thorny stone-like shell of Lavos, surrounding its mouth, as appearing on the Day of Lavos. In addition to the above, I might say that Lavos appears to have a peculiar relationship with time - as if it progressed vertically for Lavos in contrast to a horizontal direction for all else - and that Lavos and its spawn seems to have a tendency to move about strangely at will through space. Reminds of supposed characteristics of 4D.
christx11
Jedi Master
This one appears to have some major symmetry issues. The slashes and dots in the upper feathers/blades appears to be some kind of encoding and might not necessarily be symmetrical but the bigger issue is the actual feathers/blades side to side. Right side the blades have more straight edges and left rounded. Same thing in the center, hhat I call the snout, left right is a mess. My guess is that this one is perhaps not from 6d thought forms.
Reminds me of one of the images from Sheppards of Arcadia -
Reminds me of one of the images from Sheppards of Arcadia -
Nicholas said:My goodness! More amazing crop circles!
http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2009/silburyhill/silburyhill2009.html
John G
The Living Force
Yea it seems like something related to the the southern pyramid people instead of the northern circle (Stonehenge) people. The spirals, double patterns connected infinity symbol-like, and the crescent are all realm border related symbols with some physics connotations too.Patience said:
E said:And at the ends () of the 2 thingies on the sides I noticed the number 13 from the Maya numerals:
Looking at the latest crop circle, if the feathers have Mayan numerals in them, then the number sequence from left to right is:
6 11 6 11 12? 21 18? 18? 21 11 11 11 11 6
Nothing jumps out at me with this sequence.
[quote author=Nicholas]
Looking at the latest crop circle, if the feathers have Mayan numerals in them, then the number sequence from left to right is:
6 11 6 11 12? 21 18? 18? 21 11 11 11 11 6
Nothing jumps out at me with this sequence.
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I didn't even notice the Maya numerals possibility! Good observation! The crop circle does have a rather Maya / Inca / ancient civilizationish feel to it, but I'm the wrong person to ask when it comes to numerology.. :/
Looking at the latest crop circle, if the feathers have Mayan numerals in them, then the number sequence from left to right is:
6 11 6 11 12? 21 18? 18? 21 11 11 11 11 6
Nothing jumps out at me with this sequence.
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I didn't even notice the Maya numerals possibility! Good observation! The crop circle does have a rather Maya / Inca / ancient civilizationish feel to it, but I'm the wrong person to ask when it comes to numerology.. :/
Galaxia2002
Dagobah Resident
This "bird" shape which is appearing in the recents crops circles remind me the chinese kites
Here I put a session with the C´s where is talked about kites and his relation with a convergent bloodline
Could this "birds" are representing "kites" and something related to genetics and bloodline convergence at this moment? or something which is affected by this group of people? or the fact that this communication is know being activated?
Here I put a session with the C´s where is talked about kites and his relation with a convergent bloodline
Could this "birds" are representing "kites" and something related to genetics and bloodline convergence at this moment? or something which is affected by this group of people? or the fact that this communication is know being activated?
Ive never been able to make any sense of , nor ever attempted to write about what i think i can see in crop circles , though i will write what comes to mind.
I see an eclipse , the suns rays peeking out from behind moon , comets seen during the eclipse. the dots possible trajectory points. The greek looking (to me) large crecent , a wall depicting the end /unknown .
And now you know why i hesitate to even write down what it brings to mind:)
Fascinating.
I see an eclipse , the suns rays peeking out from behind moon , comets seen during the eclipse. the dots possible trajectory points. The greek looking (to me) large crecent , a wall depicting the end /unknown .
And now you know why i hesitate to even write down what it brings to mind:)
Fascinating.
Freelancer
Jedi
Laurentien said:
It's not really a scull, I think. It looks like a snake's head with the fangs and feathers on its head.
And that can mean only one thing - Quetzalcoatl (or Kukulcan as the Mayans called it), the "Feathery Serpent", represented with a snake's head
with feathers. It was one of the main "gods" in Central America, and it's quite obvious it represents the lizzies, because that "god" sometimes
required human sacrifice to be "satisfied" (Maya).
Here's what it looks like in stone carving:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0f/Teotihuacan_Feathered_Serpent_%28Jami_Dwyer%29.jpg/200px-Teotihuacan_Feathered_Serpent_%28Jami_Dwyer%29.jpg
Maybe the crop circle tells us that the "Feathery Serpent" (Lizzies?) are coming back?
And maybe the numbers on its head represent a time, or date perhaps?
From Freelancer; It's not really a scull, I think. It looks like a snake's head with the fangs and feathers on its head.
And that can mean only one thing - Quetzalcoatl (or Kukulcan as the Mayans called it), the "Feathery Serpent", represented with a snake's head
with feathers. It was one of the main "gods" in Central America, and it's quite obvious it represents the lizzies, because that "god" sometimes
required human sacrifice to be "satisfied" (Maya).
You are right Freelancer it does look like Quetzalcoatl sculpture. Maybe I wasn't playing the left field whit my interpretation of the hummingbird.
Maybe the crop circle tells us that the "Feathery Serpent" (Lizzies?) are coming back?
And maybe the numbers on its head represent a time, or date perhaps?
Posté par: Nicholas
Looking at the latest crop circle, if the feathers have Mayan numerals in them, then the number sequence from left to right is:
6 11 6 11 12? 21 18? 18? 21 11 11 11 11 6
Posté par: The prancing pony
I see an eclipse , the suns rays peeking out from behind moon , comets seen during the eclipse.
Par Freelancer;
"god" sometimes required human sacrifice to be "satisfied" (Maya).
If we can have someone decipher the number it may all fall into place. From what I remember from Mayan religion, sacrifice before and during an eclipse where outrageous.
And that can mean only one thing - Quetzalcoatl (or Kukulcan as the Mayans called it), the "Feathery Serpent", represented with a snake's head
with feathers. It was one of the main "gods" in Central America, and it's quite obvious it represents the lizzies, because that "god" sometimes
required human sacrifice to be "satisfied" (Maya).
You are right Freelancer it does look like Quetzalcoatl sculpture. Maybe I wasn't playing the left field whit my interpretation of the hummingbird.
Maybe the crop circle tells us that the "Feathery Serpent" (Lizzies?) are coming back?
And maybe the numbers on its head represent a time, or date perhaps?
Posté par: Nicholas
Looking at the latest crop circle, if the feathers have Mayan numerals in them, then the number sequence from left to right is:
6 11 6 11 12? 21 18? 18? 21 11 11 11 11 6
Posté par: The prancing pony
I see an eclipse , the suns rays peeking out from behind moon , comets seen during the eclipse.
Par Freelancer;
"god" sometimes required human sacrifice to be "satisfied" (Maya).
If we can have someone decipher the number it may all fall into place. From what I remember from Mayan religion, sacrifice before and during an eclipse where outrageous.
