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I just got a message and some pictures from Ivan, to get us warmed up a bit!

 

Cheers again,

Dees

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Hi Karin,

Where did you find this book? Is it from the library? I would love  to read it before we arrive… we have some hours in the train on saturday (saturday! only three days to go!) so that would be a good moment to browse the cropcircle-etiquette.  Did you read it yet? If you’re finished you can bring it tomorrow ofcourse.

Well, ready to go? I’m looking forward! 

Thanx for sending me the Lonely Planet downloads. While reading it appeared to me that the region we are going to visit and some of the places are very (very) spiritual places. Yes, I knew about Stongehenge, Avebury, Silbury Hill, the cropcircles and the myths of king Arthur, but it seems to me that spirituality is a way of living and being  in this part of England. Nice, I’m curious and I’m also curious about how you are going to experience this trip…  Did you open your chakra’s and third eye yet?  😉

Today I got this from a friend (they did a cropcircletrip 10 years ago). Interesting isn’t it… have to take a look at the Kryon website, before saturday…

(34a) QUESTION: Dear Kryon: Would you please explain crop circles? What is their origin? What is their importance to humanity? How can we interpret the symbology? Is it connected with interdimensionality?

ANSWER: I give you only this for now: (1) Definitely interdimensional. (2) From Humans, but from a different time. (3) The symbology is 12-based math. The messages are to help with peace on Earth. (4) Yes, many are hoaxes.

check you later!

cheers,

Dees

 

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First local crop circle!

Hi Dees,

Look what Percy gave me! Apparently, there is a crop circle in Belgium, close to Landen. De Morgen (a Belgian newspaper) published a huge article about it. It is quite a funny article. The farmer in whose crop the circle appeared was not amused, he is planning to ask for a financial compensation from whoever made the circle. He claims that the circle will cost him about 1000 Euros of damaged crop (which seems rather a lot of money to me for such a circle). Furthermore, two Belgian croppies were interviewed, who immediately went to lie down in the circle to feel the energy. Also, a Belgian group of crop circle makers (who claimed to have nothing to do with this particular crop circle) was interviewed.

I’ll bring you the article later this week!
Cheers, Karin

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First Circle of 2010

Hi Karin,

First formation of the season has arrived!

 

 I must say that I am very happy with Mike, our Wiltshire tourguide, who keeps us posted and is very helpful in finding our way around, and we are not even there yet! great! thanx Mike!

well, the question that keeps me busy right now is… is this cropcircle made by humans or by some other intelligence?

See you later,

Dees

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Critical review on W.C. Levengood’s crop circle research

Hi Dees,

No trip to Bloemendaal & Haarlem this weekend, unfortunately. Eise caught the flu (and an additional ear infection) and I’m not feeling too well either. So I thought this was a good moment to start reading some of the supposedly scientific research into crop circles myself.

But before I got to reading the articles, I found a nice review on W.C. Levengood’s crop circle research. This review addresses two issues I’ve mentioned before, the lack of double blind testing and the circular reasoning (“Although there are no guaranteed genuine formations on which to conduct research, the research supposedly proves the genuineness of the formations.”). Besides these two points, the author (Joe Nickell, Senior Research Fellow of the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry (CSI), how cool does that sound!) also points to a fact I hadn’t even realised myself, namely that the correlation Levengood finds between structural and cellular alterations in plants and their location within crop-circle-type formations does not at all show a causal relationship. Of course! This reminds me to something I read earlier, that stalks that have been bent grow longer nodes (one of the signs of a “genuine” crop circle, according to Levengood and other croppies) because they simply have to elevate themselves again.

Just another nice skeptical read! 😉

By the way, I’m quite curious about Karlo’s opinion on crop circles and our blog, couldn’t you push him to leave a comment??

Bye, Karin

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Hey Karin,

Love your summary!! and I told you sunday; For me it feels a bit like keeping up appearances when its about cropcircles… even a spiritual oriented person like me cannot deny that the skeptical arguments are rather conclusive. So, this is starting to look like a search for very strong ‘spiritual’ arguments and I haven’t found them yet. Maybe one day, next year, july or august, I am going to be an eye witness of higher powers making a circle (and this higher power is not you). At the moment this feels like the only way to reject the skeptical evidence we have found.

Unfortunately (well, not really) I am leaving for Paris tomorrow morning at 7. So no cropcircle news from my side the coming days… Did you read Percy’s comment? great video I guess, might be something to watch on our next cropcirclemeeting!

see you in a few days!

Byee

Dees

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Nice Video’s

Hi there Karin!

Just found a nice series of video’s perfectly matching with our cropcirclehunt. Watched the first one and can’t wait to see the rest!

These are video’s from the Belgium televisionprogram Terzake, they interviewed croppies as well as skeptics from different countries and did some research themselves!

here’s part 2 (I watched it in the meantime) enjoy!

and part 3.

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