agriglyphs

[shadowatcher]

Thats an interesting thought, Eomaia. I always thought crop formations were accepted as not geniune. Maybe its possible that they do have meaning, and its possible to decipher it in the astral plane. Though I have never seen agriglyphs, I have seen my share of strange symbols, letters, and images in the astral.

[eomaia]

A hoax is always a possibility, but with over ten thousand documented glyphs using precise golden ratio sequences, each one showing up overnight in the dark, and still no global underground network of quantum mathematician pranksters has been uncovered, they start to seem worth investigating rather than writing off.

A portion have definitely been the work of humans, but these are usually quite obvious.  Plants are heavily damaged and patterns are non-calculated.  Most have been accounted for by their creators. Even the higher quality hoaxes never reach the geometric precision of the more notable prints.

Has anyone ever visited one, physically, astrally, or otherwise?

Thank you for everything.

[Nick]

Haven't visited those sites but wondered if you ever read the book Mysterious Lights and Crop Circles by Linda Moulton Howe. Lots of good information and nice photographs.

She has a website with lots of recent information on the crop circle phenomena:

http://www.earthfiles.com/

[WalkerInTheWoods]

Crop circles are probably aliens' eqivalent of carving your initials in a tree trunk. They really have no meaning, just something to do while passing through.

[eomaia]

Has anyone ever visited the sites of any crop formations whilst in the astral?  I wonder what their significance is, and if there is anything special in one.  

Thank you for everything.