Crop Circle at Owslebury, nr Winchester , Hampshire. Reported 29th July* 2012.
Owslebury, nr Winchester , Hampshire. Reported 29th July.
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Etchilhampton (2), Nr Devizes, Wiltshire. Reported 28th July.
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Three new crop pictures at Windmill Hill, Oliver’s Castle or Etchilhampton follow similar styles, and seem to show a “countdown in days” 10-9-8 until some important event on August 4 or 5, 2012, predicted in June at Manton Drove
Owslebury, nr Winchester , Hampshire. Reported 29th July.
When its six sides are considered, the hexagon takes on the symbolism of balance, the union of polarity, love and Venus. The number six of the Tarot is the Lovers. When the hexagon is seen as the container for the hexagram or Seal of Solomon, it symbolizes the union of masculine and feminine, Heaven and Earth, Fire and Water. The hexagram, and by extension the hexagon, contains "The harmonious resolution and fusion of opposites [which] represent the completion of the Great Work and correspond to the six days of Creation, the Great Work of the absolute" (Melville 76). The hexagon in its own right is a symbol for the 'death' that is suffered as a purification, i.e. the baptism in water symbolizing death to the life of sin in readiness for the new life. The octagon used in baptismal fonts represents the eternal life itself. It seems that at Owslebury, we are looking at a preliminary stage.
The Icosahedron is one of the Platonic solids. It represents the element of Water which is in turn related to the emotional life energy. This is interesting since the Hill Barn formation had reference to the Goddess Chalciuhtlicue who was Goddess of Bodies of Water as well as of baptism. This reference could be a reinforcement of the idea of some kind of change coming that includes a 'baptismal' purification, perhaps on the collective emotional level. Water is cleansing and life-giving. At Owslebury, the icosahedron gives the impression of a huge crystal emerging from the hexagon. This makes the next association with the hexagon interesting because one of the hexagonal crystals, the emerald, is closely related to the Moon that works on water through tidal action especially during the Full Moon phase. It is also related to the Solar Plexus Chakra that deals with the understanding of emotional life through the coming together of the intellectual and the emotional in order to keep emotional balance. This leads to the acquisition of wisdom. "The emerald is a clear conscience. It is of a like vibration to that which is within the mind of man; that which causes him to desire to give wisdom [the truth within] and love to others. It has the aspect that causes him to want to think in new depths; it causes him to want to give love to others" (Richardson 70).
the words on the image itself must give us a clue as to the meaning of the crop circle. Felix connubium means happy or fortunate sexual union (or union of opposites). It is described as “Sceptre avec anneau, couronne et diamant” (Encyclopédie 614). In the formation, the outer crown encloses a ring and the diamond is more like the pointed head of a spear made of one larger circle with centre circle and a row of small circles diminishing in size. The diamond, like the vesica pisces can represent the Goddess. “She is still known in the East as the Diamond Sow; her yonic shrine in paradise is the Diamond Seat; and diamond can easily be read as ‘Goddess of the World’.” (Walker 508)
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Etchilhampton (2), Nr Devizes, Wiltshire. Reported 28th July.
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Three new crop pictures at Windmill Hill, Oliver’s Castle or Etchilhampton follow similar styles, and seem to show a “countdown in days” 10-9-8 until some important event on August 4 or 5, 2012, predicted in June at Manton Drove
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