Temporary Temples Online Courses: The Magnificent Sevens

Temporary Temples Online Courses: The Magnificent Sevens - continues next Sunday!

Published: Sun, 03/23/25

Updated: Sun, 03/23/25

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Our new Online Crop Circle Event continues Sunday March 30th. Ongoing 2-hour sessions.

The Magnificent Sevens
Session 2

Next Sunday - 30th March. Online.

Bookings open!

Above: A sun Halo (or sun dog), we will be exploring the relationship between seven and light.
Continues: Sunday 30th March 2025
6.00pm – 8.00pm UK time.
£25.00 per session
Bookings Open!

SESSION 2: Seven and Light

It is well known that synchronicity walks hand in hand with the crop circle phenomenon and in session 2 of The Magnificent Sevens course we'll be taking a look at the relationship between seven and light - and how it was re-revealed to me in 2022 with the appearance of a curious quintuplet crop circle at Crabwood in Hampshire. This quintuplet (see below) was proportioned by the obtuse heptagram, which pointed the way.

Seven is related to light in two major symbolic ways. First as the 'colour spectrum' contained within white light - the seven colours of the rainbow. Secondly, and more deeply, it is connected to creation. Let there be light, is the first utterance of creation, and in many traditions the entire cosmos was created in just seven days.

However, in these traditions creation was actually unfolded over six days, the seventh day (the day of rest) was needed for that creation to be completed. That seventh day is a holy day; a day apart. This idea of a number apart, and of its immaculate state echoes the properties of the number seven. We will discuss these properties in this session.

Please join us on our on going journey into the number seven, its geometry and its unfolding in the crop circle phenomenon.

SESSION TWO OUTLINE

Welcome!

About this course/ongoing sessions:

Part One: Presentation

The obtuse heptagram properties and qualities
The obtuse heptagram in crop circle design
The obtuse heptagram in the proportioning of the crop circles
The curious case of the Crabwood quintuplet of 2022: Ground, Sky, Synchronicity and Seven.

Part Two: Drawing

John Michell's Division by Seven

Part Three: Drawing

The Devil's Den crop circle of 2018
The Ludgershall crop circle of 2021

Missed Session 1?

Don't worry if you missed session 1, you can still buy the video recording and all the accompanying materials from the Magnificent Sevens page on our website. Pervious attendance at session 1 is not necessary to attend session 2.

Below: The Crabwood quintuplet of 2022 drawn by Karen Alexander

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Crop Circle Yearbooks

Crop Circle Yearbooks in Sets or Individually

A very special series of books
The Crop Circle Year Books are carefully considered, beautifully designed books. Filled with stunning photography, including many full-page landscape views of the crop circles along with overheads and detail shots by Steve Alexander. The photographs are accompanied by articles and drawings from Karen Alexander, with incisive commentary text throughout. Our Year Books are self-printed in small numbers and come to you directly from the authors.

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