New Online Course: Crop Circle Explorers Jan 2022

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Published: Sun, 01/09/22

New Online Workshop 2022

Crop Circle Explorers

Dive Deeply into the Crop Circle Phenomenon…

In association with temporarytemples.co.uk
A four part workshop hosted & presented by Karen Alexander & Geoff Fitzpatrick
Dates: Sunday 16h Jan 2022 | Sunday 23rd Jan 2022 | Sunday 6th Feb 2022 | Sunday 13th Feb 2022

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New Online Course beginning Jan 16th 2022

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We've got over thirty years of experience to share with you!

Important: Course starts in just 7-days. Tickets are now on sale!

Crop Circle Explorers: Sunday Jan 16th | 23rd & Feb 6th | 13th 2022
(Note: there will be no session on Sunday 30th Jan)

6.30pm - 8.30pm UK time (allow 30 mins for over-runs)

£150.00 inclusive - some concessions available - please email us for details.

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Welcome to Crop Circle Explorers!

Our crop circle courses have been designed for those who wish to learn about how to approach understanding and interpreting the crop circle phenomenon.

You'll be an active participant, collaborating with a group of like-minded enthusiasts and those that are called to the crop circle phenomenon. Gently guided by our hosts Karen Alexander & Geoff Fitzpatrick we will be looking at techniques developed throughout the history of the phenomenon to enable you and your colleagues to dive deeply into the crop circle shapes and interpret them for yourself. One of the most common questions about the corp circles we are asked - is "What do they mean?" If you have ever wanted to learn how to interpret the circles for yourself - this course is exactly for you! We have over 30 years of experience with this phenomenon and we can't wait to share it with you!

In this course we will be exploring in depth the beautiful crop circle that appeared at Cley Hill, in Wiltshire during the summer of 2017

This crop circle was simply huge measuring over 400ft in diameter and was the stand-out formation of the 2017 crop circle season. It is rich and deep in symbolism and meaning, making it a great candidate for one of our deep dives.

This amazing circle was noted for its three-dimensional design in the centre – a star tetrahedron set in a six-petalled flower. The geometry is full of correspondences, synchronicities and rich harmonies.

In this course, we will draw this circle, create our own unique mandala from its shape and explore and discuss the symbolism and meaning of the number six, the tetrahedron, star tetrahedron and Metatron’s Cube which underpins the entire design.

Join us as we dive deeply into this fascinating crop circle!

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What some of our fellow Crop Circle Explorers say about our courses...

Karen and Geoff hosted a wonderful deep dive into this many-layered phenomenon through an intensive geometric exploration of a single crop circle over four weeks. I found the focused drawing experience fascinating, group sharing profoundly moving, and the guided meditations stellar. I highly recommend Crop Circle Explorers – their next session is not to be missed! – Scott Onstott, Secrets in Plain Sight

This course was a perfectly balanced mix of lectures, group-sharing, Mandala work and guided meditation. Each part designed to enhance the other. I enjoyed it very much. – Peter van den Burg, Geometry of the Crop Circles (FB)

Karen Alexander and Geoff Fitzpatrick present a window into crop circle research that expands possibilities and becomes personal for those who participate in their workshops. My own delight in this subject was nourished by their intimate knowledge and genuine open interest. The ability to interact with other sincerely dedicated crop circle enthusiasts was also truly valuable. It helps to know we are not alone, with each other as humans and beyond! – Marién Grace, Director-Bay Area Crop Circle Study Group

About Geoff Fitzpatrick

Geoff Fitzpatrick was introduced to mandalas whilst studying the pioneering work of Carl G Jung and has spent the past 15 years exploring the intersection of geometry, spirituality and psychology through these symbols. Working with mandalas has opened Geoff to the profound power geometry possesses to influence states of consciousness. The construction of sacred sand mandalas during Geoff’s Mandalanature sessions opens people to a deeper aspect of themselves by blending creativity, geometry and mindfulness in a unique and special way. In addition to his studies at Trinity College and the Milltown Institute, Geoff has trained with Dr. Stanislav Grof MD learning a psychotherapeutic technique called Holotropic Breathwork.This is default placeholder text. Edit and replace with whatever you want.

About Karen Alexander

Karen is a long time circles researcher (1990-present day) who has for many years brought a thoughtful and introspective touch to researching the crop circles. A highly respected and influential speaker and writer, her work seamlessly fuses sacred art, spirituality, psychology and philosophy – the scholarly and the intuitive. Karen is perhaps best known as the writer behind the annually published Crop Circle Year Books (1999 – 2019) and Crop Circles: Signs, Wonders & Mysteries (Arcturus, 2006 & updated in 2009 & 2012). She is also known for her hand drawn images and paintings of the crop circles which are widely admired and collected.

Course programme:

Timing:

Our sessions will run from 6.30m – 8.30pm UK time. Please make sure you check carefully the equivalent time where you are. You can do this easily at www.timeanddate.com

Course Outline

Aim – To explore the beauty, meaning and mystery of crop circles
Objective – To provide you with a new lens to view and enjoy crop circles and give you tools to explore the phenomenon in a deeper way.

Method

1. Unlocking the secret codes by drawing the geometry of crop circles
2. Meditation with the shapes
3. Group sharing

Week 1:
Welcome and Introduction
Overview Meditation
Opening Circle
Crop Circle Lecture 1
Crop Circle Lecture 2
Homework: Active Guided Visualisation/Journalling

Week 2:
Opening Circle
Lecture: Number Symbolism (of the circle we are working with)
Drawing: First Principles: Geometry Drawing Session
Homework: Subtle Sensing Exercise/Journalling

Week 3:
Geometry Drawing Class – drawing our crop circle in full.
Lecture: Introduction to Mandala Process
Lecture: Guidelines for Crop Circle Mandala Experience
Homework: Create a mandala from your drawing

Week 4:
Opening visualisation with visuals and music
Big Integration Group Share
Closing Statements
Farewells

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