With those recent star style crop circles in mind:
and the recent comments from the C's:
Haselor, nr. Alcester, Warwickshire. 19th of July.
This spectacular crop circle lies between Alcestor and the small village of Haselor just off the A46 Stratford Road in the country of Warwickshire and was reported on the 19th of July. It measures approximately 250ft in diameter and is in a field of golden, ripening wheat.
_http://temporarytemples.co.uk/project/haselor-warwickshire-19th-july-2015#sthash.3KQNLBua.dpuf
_http://temporarytemples.co.uk/project/haselor-warwickshire-19th-july-2015
Eight is the number of both resonance and periodic renewal. Everyone is familiar with the seven notes of the major scale in music, but played alone they leave us feeling unsatisfied, it is only with the sounding of the octave (eighth) that the music scale feels complete. This example gives us the feel for the compelling nature of renewal and the concept of something being the ‘same but different’ – or to move up and down the scale. Eight is considered a lucky number for the Chinese, and is an integral part of the I-Ching which uses eight trigrams. The Octagon is sometimes seen as a bridge between the Circle and the Square, representing Heaven and Earth respectively. Octagonal shapes are often seen in sacred buildings particularly those of the Islamic faith, where it has been used in their exquisite sacred patterning and tile work for thousands of years. Perhaps this formation is a herald for a new era, a move into a higher resonance and renewal?
The countryside around Ancestor and outlying villages is very pretty indeed, and a look at the map shows several sites of interest, but no really ancient sites as such. The ruins of Alvecote Priory lie a couple of miles away, nearer is a preserved 14th century Dovecote which is very pretty.
_http://temporarytemples.co.uk/project/haselor-warwickshire-19th-july-2015#sthash.3KQNLBua.dpuf
and the recent comments from the C's:
Laura said:
