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The Sanctuary (2), Nr Avebury, Wiltshire. Reported 7th
September.
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Lucy
Pringle Copyright 2008
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To find us
still looking for Crop Circles is quite exceptional in early
September. Its also in indicator as to how appalling the summer
has been in England this year, as the Farmers haven't had the
chance to cut the fields due to the rain. However, the Circle
makers have not debated, and this fine example (the second
event to appear in this field) includes an array of shapes
making up the entire design. From the images we can see that
its an Organic design of some description and worthy of
taking the prize of the Curtain Closer to the Wiltshire season
of 2008! Or is it?
Stuart Dike
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Reconstruction of the
2008 The Sanctuary (2) formation
By Zef Damen
http://www.kornkreise-forschung.de
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Diagram
Bertold Zugelder Copyright 2008
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Location: |
The Sanctuary, Avebury |
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Map: |
The Sanctuary |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
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Discovery: |
7TH September |
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Name: |
Ann Onumus |
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Status: |
Waiting for field report and internal
images. Not accessed field as
farmer signs say no entry. Looking from A4 can see something big
lots of standing parts inside a big circle, cant tell without
aerial. can see old Sanctuary formation this one is further down the
hill. It was pouring last night!
Steve |
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Location: |
Avebury Sanctuary - same field as
existing formation |
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MAP LINK |
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Crop: |
Wheat |
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Description: |
A large circle with complex pattern
found while visiting the existing sanctuary formation |
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Discovery: |
07/09/2008 |
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Name: |
Terry Jones |
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Status: |
Waiting for field report and internal
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COMMENTS
The Flower of Life is the
modern name given to a
geometrical figure
composed of multiple evenly-spaced, overlapping
circles, that are
arranged so that they form a
flower-like pattern
with a six fold
symmetry like a
hexagon. The centre
of each circle is on the circumference of six
surrounding circles of the same diameter.
Throughout human history,
philosophers, artists, and architects around the
world have known the Flower of Life for its perfect
form, proportion, and harmony. It is considered by
some to be a symbol of
sacred geometry,
said to contain ancient, religious value depicting
the fundamental forms of space and time.[1][2][3][4]
In this sense, it is a visual expression of the
connections life weaves through all
sentient beings,
believed to contain a type of
Akashic Record of
basic information of all living things.[5]
There are many spiritual beliefs associated with the
Flower of Life; for example, depictions of the five
Platonic Solids are
found within the symbol of
Metatron's Cube,
which may be derived from the Flower of Life
pattern. These platonic solids are
geometrical forms
which are said to act as a template from which all
life springs
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I hope this note finds you well. I am
contacting you regarding the crop circle
of September 7, 2008. I believe it is
the 'Flower of Life'.
This information comes from Wikipedia as
does the picture attached. Barb K |
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Hello, just wanted to leave a comment regarding the crop
circle The Sanctuary (2), Nr Avebury, Wiltshire. Reported
7th September. It resembles very much The Sun of the Alps,
the proposed flag for Padania by Lega Nord.
Marco Turrioni |
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Alternatively, it looks like a beautiful six
petaled flower, featured in many crop circles over the years,
including earlier this season in Buckland, early July. identical
to that featured in the film 'The Lost Tomb Of Jesus' and said
to be placed on the actual tomb. this film can be downloaded
from the internet and is well worth taking the time to explore.
Anonymous |
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What jumps out at me when I look at the Crop
Circle is a pattern of six missiles, with their tail fins
arrayed around the perimeter, with their nose cones meeting in
the centre. Look at Andreas Mueller's black and white diagram,
and it jumps out more clearly. The stark black and white pattern
is somewhat reminiscent of the black and white pattern that the
Nazis used on their V-2 rockets in WW-II:
I find the missile motif very blatant and a
pointed reminder that we are right now, in September 2008,
skating on the edge of a major global war. The crop glyph makers
are only pointing out the obvious to us -- the international
players are jockeying for position now, and the missiles and
rockets stand ready. The world situation is very precarious.
Richard Sauder |
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