This workshop runs over three consecutive weeks.

New dates: Sundays 17th, 24th, & 31st March 2019

All the sessions will run at 6pm – 8pm UK Time. The UK is five hours ahead of New York, six hours ahead of Chicago, seven hours ahead of Denver, and eight hours ahead of California. Due to the fact the USA is such a large country, more than one time zone exists. Please note Australia and NZ are approx 12 hours ahead of UK time.

A series of three 2-hour online workshops hosted by Karen Alexander exploring crop circles, geometry, symbolism & most importantly their vital role in consciousness change. Each workshop is filled with gorgeous photography, drawings and first-hand research and we supply a PDF copy of each presentation for note taking and reference.

The price for the entire workshop (all three sessions) is just £70.00  – approx $92.00 USD. €81.00 Euros. $129.00 AUD. $135.00 NZD. $122.00 CAD.

Booking: Click HERE to visit the booking page, or click on the photo (left) to download a short PDF brochure for the workshop. You can Email us to put you on our list for notification of the next dates for the workshop.

Our sessions will be small, intimate groups of no more than ten participants per session. They will be live & interactive rather than pre-recorded. Our session format will include beautifully illustrated presentational information, with opportunity for group participation and discussion. No expertise, or experience is required these workshops are for everyone. 

Testimonials…

“Karen, thank you for the informative and enlightening workshop. It was a perfect synthesis of the history of the circles, sacred shape and number, and how it all relates to the evolution of consciousness. It has inspired me to work with the circles on a more interactive level so I can look more deeply into their beauty and meaning. I hope you offer more workshops in the future.” Celeste

“Your explanations and commentary on matters crop circle warm my heart. I have always been interested in the effects of the non-physical. I find your words and subtle encouragement like an invitation for your readers to be more open to unfamiliar explanations and commentary. There’s room for all of us. It was quite evident in the recent Online Workshop that you put on in April – which I enjoyed – and the informative materials you sent to us. It was good seeing and sharing your illustrations. You invited the participants to be open to the world of possibility, to sit with the question. In response I think we must become adept at using our anxiety for good. Life will always be uncertain. It’s time get to know my shadow side, my butterflies, my little voice.”  Peter