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So, can we perhaps start to look at crop circles from the perspective of mother nature having a hand in all of this and attempting to communicate with us either on her own or with some assistance?......My 8 aforementioned points above regarding the aspect of crop circles that keep me in awe has led me to broaden the scope of my search for answers.
So before you get your flame thrower out lets address the following facts about mother natures recent, ongoing and amplified terrestrial and cosmic activities - we rape her, she punishes us and ignoring the spiritual aspect of humanity here is to ignore countless testimonies since recorded history:
1. Whales and dolphins beaching themselves.
2. Unbelievable "super storms".
3. Earthquakes.
4. A spike in Volcanic activity.
5. Solar Flares
6. Tsunamis.
and is this related.......
1. People from all over the world having strange apocalyptic dreams - including children.
2. People from all over the world seeing 11:11 and other patterns in numerology.
Or do the above examples have explanations based in history, geology and psychology?
Either way, how mother nature weighs in on all of this, if at all, is what I am researching ATM.......hopefully some of ATS's finest can shed some further light as to this possibility either through personal testimony or other in this regard.
to use false logic
Originally posted by Sublimecraft
The beach circles are still an historical anomaly - no one ever came forward to debunk them and the QLD UFO research team did extensive research on them which again showed microwave radiation spikes and unusual "glassing" of the sand - not the work of kids I'm afraid.
Natural glasses
Several inorganic glasses are found in nature. These include obsidians (volcanic glasses), fulgarites (formed by lightning strikes), tektites found on land in Australasia and associated microtektites from the bottom of the Indian Ocean, moldavites from central Europe, and Libyan Desert glass from western Egypt. Owing to their extremely high chemical durability under the sea, microtektite...
Crop circles are usually explained as the handiwork of creative pranksters. `Not true,' says Dr. Eltjo H. Haselhoff, Ph.D., former employee of Los Alamos National Laboratories. `The complexity of the crop circle phenomenon is tremendously underestimated, because its true nature is unknown to the general public.' `Obviously, there are people trying to imitate the real thing, but the suggestion that all of these crop formations are made by men with simple flattening tools is by far insufficient to explain the well-documented observations, like unambiguous and consistent biophysical anomalies in the flattened plants, inside the circles, all of which have been published in peer-reviewed scientific literature,' according to Dr. Haselhoff.
Sound: Research by Dr. Hans Jennings into the effect of sound demonstrates that sound vibrates matter into reproducible geometric patterns. As energy is added into the matrix via sound, different geometries form to constrain the energy. As the frequency changes, the geometries change.......
• Dr. Gerald Hawkins (deceased) analyzed crop patterns and determined that many of them displayed diatonic ratios in their geometries. In essence he demonstrated that crop circles have a relationship to sound frequency, as predicted by the work of Jennings.
Frequency: Every substance and energy has a specific frequency signature. Mind states, specific thoughts and emotions all display signature frequencies. Mapping frequency signatures has been in development by many people and agencies including the Royal Rife Society, Dr. Hulda Clark, New Vistas, Stan Tennon, Dan Winter, Bill Nelson and more. Augmenting frequencies that relate to improved health or disrupting frequencies that relate to poor health are thought to produce beneficial effects. Some of the effects of crop circles maybe related to the frequency they emit.
•The frequency of crop circles can be imprinted on people in two basic ways. They can be imprinted into the person’s subtle energy field through direct exposure, or they can be imprinted through a carrier substance such as water, a picture, electricity, microwaves, etc.
• Examples of the effect of frequency on physical manifestation are demonstrated in the research of Masaro Emoto and revealed in his book, Messages from Water. In his book Dr. Emoto shows the different crystal structures that form in response to different thoughts and emotions.
Ley Lines: Alfred Watson discovered in the 1920’s that the landscape was grided with crisscrossing lines that connected ancient sacred sites & he named these ley lines and they are now believed to be pathways of earth energy.
Dr. Bruce Cathie has conducted scientific research into harmonic mathematics over the past 50 years. He has mapped out an energy grid covering the entire planet. Specific areas on this grid are convergence points for many energy lines and demonstrate higher amplitudes of electromagnetic and subtle energy. England is one of 12 main convergence points on the planet. Not surprisingly, England has a large preponderance of ancient megalithic sacred sites and exhibits 90% of the crop circle phenomenon worldwide. In addition, a predominant number of crop formations appear in the landscape
Claims of healing and altered states of consciousness relating to crop circles are pervasive. People visiting formations report curative experiences including rapid healing of injuries, improvement in chronic conditions, and an increased sense of well-being and euphoria.
The Institute for Resonance Therapy (I.R.T.) in Germany conducted controlled research studies into the effects of crop circles on the health of plants and eco-systems with extremely positive result.
According to an interview with John Woodhouse published in the Maui News, Emoto stated, “I did not start out with any modern scientific background. I did not even know the limit of science to stop me from giving this research a chance.” This statement alone is enough to dub Emoto as a pseudo scientist.
Emoto indicated that his water samples were frozen at 25°C, and his crystals were formed at -5°C. According to the morphology diagram of ice crystal formation (Libbrecht), column crystals should be formed instead of plate crystals, yet none of Emoto’s pictures show a column crystal. Could Emoto have fabricated his findings? Let’s put it this way – he has no supportive data to back his claims.
Emoto has mentioned that in every test he would photograph 100 Petri dish samples, yet only one of each test was provided to the public. What if the other 99 went against his hypothesis? He has successfully prevented the media from uncovering the photos which did not support his research.
There was a lack of blind and double-blind procedures in Emoto’s experiments
Well lets have a look at sound & frequency With regards to sound what vibrates the crops, the soil or the air and how would it be constrained? Why would pictures like this appear if its something natural as you think? As for Dr Emoto Do you even do any research into these people? Or is it simply because what he says reinforces your belief you accept it without question?
Either way, how mother nature weighs in on all of this, if at all, is what I am researching ATM.......hopefully some of ATS's finest can shed some further light as to this possibility either through personal testimony or other in this regard.
Emoto's ideas appeared in the popular documentary "What the Bleep Do We Know!?". Like the film, Emoto's work is widely considered pseudoscience by professionals, and he is criticized for going directly to the public with misleading claims that violate basic physics, based on methods that fail to properly investigate the truth of the claims.
In the day-to-day work of his group, the creativity of the photographers rather than the rigor of the experiment is an explicit policy. Emoto freely acknowledges that he is not a scientist, and that photographers are instructed to select the most pleasing photographs.
In 2003, James Randi publicly offered Emoto one million dollars if his results can be reproduced in a double-blind study
In 2005, Kristopher Setchfield (a graduate of Castleton State College in Vermont with a BA in Health Science) published a paper that analyzed deeper motives regarding Emoto's study. In his paper, Setchfield writes,
Unfortunately for his credibility with the scientific community, Dr. Emoto sells products based on his claims. For example, the products page of Emoto's Hado website is currently offering "geometrically perfect" "Indigo water" that is "highly charged hexagonally structured concentrate," and supposedly creates "structured water" that is "more easily assimilated at the cellular level" for $35 for an eight-ounce bottle. Without providing scientific research references for the allegedly amazing qualities of his Indigo Water, Emoto's commercial venture calls to mind ethical concerns regarding his intent and motivation—questions that would not be present if any scientist had published research supporting his claims