Online Crop Circle Lecture:

Engaging the Crop Circle Phenomenon 

Part 3. Limited Spaces for this presentation. 
 

Presentation & Gesture: Core Messaging in the Crop Circle Phenomenon’

Two-hour Lecture & Discussion (presented online)
With access to video recording to keep after the event 

By Karen Alexander 

Tickets £20.00

6.30pm - 8.30 pm U.K. time. 
 

Along with our annual Crop Circle Conference and Crop Circle Explorer courses we aim to dive-deeply into different aspects of the crop circle phenomenon in an ongoing series of online lectures called ‘Engaging the Crop Circle Phenomenon’. Each lecture is a stand alone presentation, but all are about the reflexive and reflective nature of the crop circle phenomenon. 

We’ll be drawing directly from our 30+ years experience within the subject, to inform, enthuse and hopefully inspire, everyone that comes to this subject with curiosity and an open-mind. 

Our lectures will be sumptuously illustrated from Steve Alexanders’s extensive photographic archive and many of Karen Alexander’s paintings and illustrations! 

Presentation and Gesture: Core Messaging in the Crop Circle Phenomenon’.

By Karen Alexander

The circles themselves are largely silent on this matter. While a handful of circles have been codes, or have been shaped as recognisable symbols, the vast majority of the formations are geometric patterns, or mandalas, with no obvious meaning or key for interpretation. 

There can be little doubt that much of the meaning of the circles can ben gleaned from their geometry and symbolism, but what else might the circles be saying to us? 

In this talk I will be continuing on from my presentation at our annual conference last year in which I began an exploration of the ‘Body Language of the Crop Circle Phenomenon’. I will be looking at what we can learn about the core messaging inherent in the crop circles based on the way they present themselves. We’ll be deeply listening, noticing and interpreting the ‘non-verbal’ ways in which this phenomenon expresses itself. 
 

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