2012 crop circles: New South Wales, Australia - 23 November 2012

This interesting crop circle formation was found in Boorowa, Lachlan Valley near Yass in New South Wales, Australia. Reported on November 23, 2012.

Drunvalo Melchizedek about Crop circles

Drunvalo is the author of four books including The Ancient Secret of the Flower of Life, Volumes I & II, Living in the Heart and his newest one, Serpent of Light. These books have been published in 29 languages and reach out to over one hundred countries throughout the world.

He has been on television and the internet, and written about in magazines, newspapers and books all over the world.

Drunvalo is the first person in the world (in modern times) to mathematically and geometrically define the human body light body called in ancient times the Mer-Ka-Ba.

Crop Circle Talks and Research

Lucy Pringle, who is a crop circle expert of Petersfield, conducted her yearly illustrated review of the 2012 formations to the jam-packed crowd at the Community Centre. 

Every year Mrs Pringle talks about crop circle formations that have emerged in the fields of southern England and this year she extended her review by comparing crop circle formations from the past years and the rationalities for grouping them together. 

Mrs Pringle properly illustrated her review with the use of her aerial photographs which allowed the audience to appreciate different formations of crop circles and let them see the amazing detail of some formations. 

Mrs Pringle also made a comparison to a man-made crop circle from the real one. She said that a close examination of the way the crop lies should be observed to know if it is real or just a man-made art. 

There are many crop circle formations that left the experts confused such as the big formation in 2001 at The Wansdyke, Wiltshire. It was assumed that a circle was made every 30 seconds to finish the formation overnight considering the size of it. 

Mrs Pringle also held her annual crop circle research day at Liddington in Wiltshire, near a crop circle formation in July. 

Two experiments were performed on the group of six individuals present during the research, which included a person with Parkinson’s disease, which is now the primary focus of Mrs Pringle. 

The group gathered at Avebury and participated a couple of tests to establish a control baseline. The group then went to the circle for repeat tests. Another repeat tests were administered at the edge of the field. 

The tests were supervised by clinical physiologist from one of the best hospitals in the area. The tests used EEG machine to measure brain activity in the alpha, beta, and gamma levels. Mrs Pringle said that the beta and low gamma levels of the person with Parkinson’s disease were unusually active when in the circle and the clinical physiologist was confused on the rapid changes. 

Electromagnetic fields were also measured by the clinical physiologist. She noticed unusual difference in readings found inside and outside the crop circles. 

Asyra technique was used in the second set of tests, which revealed the health of every aspect of the subject, led by Hazel Drummond of Nutrivital, Petersfield. 

Mrs Pringle said that the recent research revealed that there are significant and consistent differences in measurements taken inside and outside crop circle formations. 

Mrs Pringle said that by analysing together the results, they are hoping to come up a better understanding of the nature of crop circle phenomenon such as its effect on living systems and electrical appliances.

Mexico crop circles: Tlapanaloya, Tequixquiac - 23 September 2012

This interesting crop circle formation was found in Tlapanaloya, Tequixquiac, Mexico on 23rd September 2012. The center circle measured10.20 meters (33.46 feet).

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Another Crop Circle found Under Japanese Sea?

Perhaps, crop circles are one of the most mysterious things seen on Earth. The perfect formations and unusual shapes that they have make human to wonder how they are created naturally. Though there are several explanations on how such circles are created, some facts are left unexplained without strong evidence. 

Crop circles are commonly found on the rice fields depicting strange figures that defy human imagination. However, what would someone feel if such circle is not found on land but under the sea? It may sound very interesting but perhaps it truly exists. 

Devoted photographer Yoji Ookata discovered unusual formations almost 80 feet below sea level near Amami Oshima at the southern tip of Japan. He spotted geometric patterns on the sand that are quite similar to patterns seen on the fields. He described it to be nearly 6-feet in diameter with very strange figures. He called on his colleagues with some media people to document what he had encountered. 

It was soon revealed that the artist of such patterns is a small puffer fish measuring few inches in length. The team observed that the fish uses the gesture of its single fin to create organic sculptures. They also discovered that this fish uses these moves to attract mates for breeding with the males. 

Though such patterns are explainable to be natural phenomenon, perhaps it might still be amazing if it is found to be as extraterrestrial as the crop circles often seen on the fields. But there is only one thing that is as real as human existence, the artistry of the puffer fish only means that humans have a lot to know about nature.

29th July 2012 UK crop circles: Hampshire and Wiltshire

- Allington , Nr All Cannings, Wiltshire,
- Four Mile Clump, Nr Ogbourne Down,
- Owslebury, nr Winchester , Hampshire.

Crop circles 2012: Devizes and Hannington, UK - 28th July

• Etchilhampton near Devizes,
• Jubilee Copse nr Hannington.