Above: Etchilhampton 2012 crop circle

Begins Sunday 2nd April 2023 for 4 weeks
Hosted by Karen Alexander & Geoff Fitzpatrick
Time: 6.30 – 8.30pm GMT 

(note there will be no seesion on Easter Sunday 9th)

Our 2023 round of Crop Circle Explorers continue and this will be last one until much later in the year (November). 

Over 4 sessions we explore one crop circle; from its location, its geometry and its symbolism, to build a picture of its impact and effect on the psyche. We engage our consciousness using meditations, visualisation and other practices to dive deeply into our chosen formation. We also then develop a drawing and eventually each of us creates a Mandala of the crop circle, through the meditative ritual of drawing its geometry and then decorating the design. 

We bring the powerful tools of consciousness and sacred geometry to explore the crop circle designs, carefully balancing left and right brain, the logical and methodical, with intuition and inspiration. We explore the circles using the very tools with which the circles use speak to us. In doing so we begin to learn their language and message. We begin to engage deeply with the phenomenon. 

There are no other courses like these anywhere, years of personal experience have gone into their careful construction and each time we run one of these courses we are honing, refining and evolving our practice. 

If the crop circles speak to you, even if you're not quite sure what they might be saying, this course is for you. We have a wonderful online community of fellow explorers, who will welcome you warmly into the fold. Please join us!

This magnificent circle that appeared at Etchilhampton in the late summer of 2012 - 28th July -  will be the focus of the April Crop Circle Explorers Course. It was a simply gigantic formation of circles of varying sizes arranged around an axis, approximately 480 feet. This circle was iconic and one of the best of 2012 – it made the cover of our Crop Circle Year Book that year! It is also one of a long line of major crop circles to appear at Etchilhampton, which has a long and rich history of circles appearing there.