MYSTERY CIRCLES

The history of the circles appearing in crop fields began at the end of the Seventies. But it was in 1980 when attention was focused towards a formation in a field near Bratton in Great Britain.

These first remarkable circles were called ‘Mystery Circles’. Then, at the end of the same decade they were identified all over the globe as’ Crop Circles’.

Crop circles consist of geometrical formations, perfect in their shapes and designs, and were found in crop regions. A common feature to all of them was their stems flattened in a horizontal position, still growing and full of additional energy.

Through the years crop circles changed their primarily simple circular shapes to more complex figures.
The same happened to their numbers which increased from simple digits, 3 in the 80’s, to several hundreds by the year 1990.

Human involvement in the formation of the crop circles phenomenon has always been
denied by the so called “ believers “.

Three studies were published in a scientific journal: the first in 1994, the second in 1999 and the third in 2001.
All three documents confirmed the possibility of the involvement of some kind of electromagnetic radiation during the circles’ formation.
The author of the first paper confirmed that he had found some physical alteration
(anomalies) in their formation which excluded the man-made theory of the origin of the
circles.
One of these anomalies was, for example, the expansion of the stem nodes of the plants
involved in the circles which resulted to be different from the plants of the same field
outside the circles.
It was concluded that the alterations were caused, to the author’s opinion, by the absorption of electromagnetic energy by the cells of the plant which affected the water contained in the cells of the stems, thus elongating their structure.

Complex indeed and still under various studies, crop circles represent the most fascinating mystery of the last century.

According to Aztec beliefs the time of change begins when “huge animals “ will appear on earth.
Did they refer to the animal pictograms found in crop fields in the past decades?

If that is the case, we should then consider ourselves very lucky to live in today’s age where a changing process from one world view to another is taking place. Lucky to be witnesses to the signs that play a vital role in this process.

Crop Circles then represent, certainly without any doubt, a way to interpret this view of the world. They help us understand more comprehensively the balanced scene of this new reality.