2010 Crop Circles
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Manuel said:gonzorama said:Another one reported!!
Very interesting!!
This one seems kind of messy to me. There is no symmetry at all: the lower part of the circle has more little circles than the higher one, in the middle part, the circles on the left hand seem bigger than those on the right hand. Besides, the snaky (kind of cobra) figure, is weird, maybe a signature?
Perhaps, snake head is just another kind of artist's signature, 4D STS must have huge ego after all :D
anart
A Disturbance in the Force
Possibility of Being said:
Doh! You're right - I'm not sure what it is either.
Galaxia said:
Here's a pretty good list of images of past circles over the years - http://www.temporarytemples.co.uk/imagelibrary/ - just click on the year you want to see on the left hand side. There are quite a few flower/star like images throughout the years, but this one is gorgeous.
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nwigal
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I can't find a non-copywritten picture to post for comparison, but the beginning of the crop circle resembles Serpent Mound in Ohio. The patterns of the circles leaving the serpent's mouth follows the same pattern of some of the migration glyphs I've seen in some of the rock art in North America.
agni said:
I got a more positive impression from that CC. I didn't see a snake but a progression, starting in chaos and going rather aimlessly, and then forming a path that looks indeed like a ying-yang. It could be the evolution of some sort of consciousness or idea, with the first circles being marked by duality, then concentric rings that finally become 'whole'.
Some have mentioned the lack of symmetry as a possible clue for fake CCs. I agree, but I wouldn't make this a general rule. Some of the earlier CCs were quite bizarrely asymmetrical, and I remember Laura asking the Cs about some of them and apparently they were genuine. (The images were in the original Cassiopaea website, so I'd have to look for them.)
I posted a comment to a Sott.net article on native American mounds that included a link that has a small picture of the serpent mound:
http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/places/sw16/index.shtml
"The most famous of all such (effigy) mounds is the Great Serpent Mound in Adams County, 1,330 feet in length along its coils and averaging three feet in height."
--E.H. Roseboom & F. P. Weisenburger
A History of Ohio
Atop a plateau overlooking the Brush Creek Valley, Serpent Mound is the largest and finest serpent effigy in the United States. Nearly a quarter of a mile long, Serpent Mound apparently represents an uncoiling serpent.
In the late nineteenth-century Harvard University archaeologist Frederic Ward Putnam excavated Serpent Mound and attributed the creation of the effigy to the builders of the two nearby burial mounds, which he also excavated. We now refer to this culture as the Adena (800 BC-AD 100). A third burial mound at the park and a village site near the effigy's tail belong to the Fort Ancient culture (AD 1000-1550).
A more recent excavation of Serpent Mound revealed wood charcoal that could be radiocarbon dated. Test results show that the charcoal dates to the Fort Ancient culture. This new evidence of the serpent's creators links the effigy to the elliptical mound and the village rather than the conical burial mounds.
The head of the serpent is aligned to the summer solstice sunset and the coils also may point to the winter solstice sunrise and the equinox sunrise. Today, visitors may walk along a footpath surrounding the serpent and experience the mystery and power of this monumental effigy. A public park for more than a century, Serpent Mound attracts visitors from all over the world. The museum contains exhibits on the effigy mound and the geology of the surrounding area.
Additional images:
Hard to say if it has any relevancy to the current crop circle. Do get the feeling of a cell or growth developing into something larger or perhaps a metamorphosis into pure balance (yin yang)?
http://ohsweb.ohiohistory.org/places/sw16/index.shtml
"The most famous of all such (effigy) mounds is the Great Serpent Mound in Adams County, 1,330 feet in length along its coils and averaging three feet in height."
--E.H. Roseboom & F. P. Weisenburger
A History of Ohio
Atop a plateau overlooking the Brush Creek Valley, Serpent Mound is the largest and finest serpent effigy in the United States. Nearly a quarter of a mile long, Serpent Mound apparently represents an uncoiling serpent.
In the late nineteenth-century Harvard University archaeologist Frederic Ward Putnam excavated Serpent Mound and attributed the creation of the effigy to the builders of the two nearby burial mounds, which he also excavated. We now refer to this culture as the Adena (800 BC-AD 100). A third burial mound at the park and a village site near the effigy's tail belong to the Fort Ancient culture (AD 1000-1550).
A more recent excavation of Serpent Mound revealed wood charcoal that could be radiocarbon dated. Test results show that the charcoal dates to the Fort Ancient culture. This new evidence of the serpent's creators links the effigy to the elliptical mound and the village rather than the conical burial mounds.
The head of the serpent is aligned to the summer solstice sunset and the coils also may point to the winter solstice sunrise and the equinox sunrise. Today, visitors may walk along a footpath surrounding the serpent and experience the mystery and power of this monumental effigy. A public park for more than a century, Serpent Mound attracts visitors from all over the world. The museum contains exhibits on the effigy mound and the geology of the surrounding area.
Additional images:
Hard to say if it has any relevancy to the current crop circle. Do get the feeling of a cell or growth developing into something larger or perhaps a metamorphosis into pure balance (yin yang)?
JEEP said:
Actually, the last part of the sentence was about the crop circle rather than the serpent mound - sorry that was unclear. It is interesting that the serpent mound is so large and really hard to discern from ground level - another structure meant to be viewed from the air?
Biomiast
Jedi Master
I tend to agree with egg-cell idea, but the long coil also resembles a neuron with its axon as long coil and its synapse at the end. Interestingly, its target doesn't appear to be a neuron, it appears to be a simple cell, an undifferentiated one maybe. In the body, it may be a muscle cell, which is close to such nerve openings for muscle contraction. If that is true, the crop circle may represent the ability to Do or Act biologically.
I don't know the authenticity of this crop circle, but I had this analogy in the past that a neuron is like a soul from past to future.
In this analogy, the neural cell body represents the sixth density, receiving information from environment and respond to it by changing its metabolism, gene expression etc. which corresponds to the ability of 6th density beings to Choose the lesson they require for us to experience. In a neuron cell, the necessary materials produced in cell body is transferred to synapses via axons. I resemble this axonal transport to 5th density, a coil where the 6th density information flows through.
Then the part close to synapses represents 4th density, receiving a variety of signals. Organizing them with other metabolites inside themselves and present receptors for the synapse. I think the synapse in the analogy resembles 3rd density since it receives a variety of signals and only responds to those to which it has receptors. By deciding which signal to respond via a change in its receptors, it changes its orientation based on its choice.
I don't know the authenticity of this crop circle, but I had this analogy in the past that a neuron is like a soul from past to future.
In this analogy, the neural cell body represents the sixth density, receiving information from environment and respond to it by changing its metabolism, gene expression etc. which corresponds to the ability of 6th density beings to Choose the lesson they require for us to experience. In a neuron cell, the necessary materials produced in cell body is transferred to synapses via axons. I resemble this axonal transport to 5th density, a coil where the 6th density information flows through.
Then the part close to synapses represents 4th density, receiving a variety of signals. Organizing them with other metabolites inside themselves and present receptors for the synapse. I think the synapse in the analogy resembles 3rd density since it receives a variety of signals and only responds to those to which it has receptors. By deciding which signal to respond via a change in its receptors, it changes its orientation based on its choice.
