A small but interesting crop picture, which appeared near Chesterton Farm on May 25, 2019, seems to advise all Christians and Buddhists living on Earth today to “PRAY” 

We saw drawn in crops at Chesterton Farm on May 25, 2019 (just southwest of Cirencester) a very simple crop picture, which technically could have been man-made. Yet conceptually it was quite advanced! To be specific, it showed a series of 9 linked circles on the left, plus the schematic image of a “laughing Buddha” on the right. 

That unusual image of a “laughing Buddha” may have been included by the crop artist, to suggest that “9 linked circles” on the left may represent a series of “prayer beads”:  

As may be seen at time 0:20 in a wonderful aerial video taken by Nick Bull (see www.youtube.com), two long, thin curved tramlines enter the “head” of that “laughing Buddha” from above (and to the right), just as if he were receiving spiritual enlightenment by “prayer”! Two similar “curved tramlines” were an important artistic element in a crop picture at Norridge Wood, just three days before on May 22, 2019 (see Norridge Wood articles  ).

 Could those “9 prayer beads”, drawn in crops as 3 large, 3 small, space, then 3 large, be meant to suggest a three-letter message in Morse code as “S-O-S”? Dot-dot-dot (large), dash-dash-dash (small), dot-dot-dot (large)?  

In the next slide, we can see the broad landscape in which this “prayer-bead-and-Buddha” crop picture was drawn. There we can see the tall, erect image of a “bird with a pointed beak” on the right. He seems to be wearing a series of “9 prayer beads” (drawn in crops) around his “neck”:  

Might this be the same “bird with a necklace” as was drawn in crops at Uffcott Down in 2015? (see uffcott down 2015l  ) 

The new landscape “bird” in 2019 seems to be looking to the left, towards the landscape image of a “cross” not far away. A small landscape “cross” is encircled there by a thin, white ring. It has been marked in the slide above with a thick, white, circular outline for clarity.  

Perhaps that “bird” is praying in a Christian sense, while he looks toward a small “cross” on the left, and wears a necklace made of “prayer beads”? Beads that have been arranged by size, so as to give a meaningful message in Morse code? (see for example morse-code-bracelet-prayer-catholic)  

“Pray in the Spirit on all occasions with all kinds of prayers and requests. Be alert and always keep praying for all of the Lord’s people.” (Q. on February 27, 2019).  

A small space along that series of 9 “prayer beads”, between 6 on the left and 3 on the right, where the crop-drawn image crosses two crop tramlines, might be meant to suggest where Christian worshippers attach a real “cross”.  

To learn more about contemporary Christian prayer-beads, please see www.youtube.com or www.youtube.com

Red Collie (Dr. Horace R. Drew)  

P.S. Many thanks to Nick Bull for excellent aerial drone photography.