It was immediately clear while flying over this circle, that it exhibited the kind of elegance associated with some of the best crop circles. This combination of three circles of equal diameter is a classic geometrical image which has been repeated (in a myriad of differing variations) many times by the circle-makers, each subtly different, almost never repeated exactly. 

There are many types of crop circle image, some purely geometric, some symbolic, some are more like contemporary hand-drawn illustrations – some of course, are a combination of any of the above. This circle was in the geometric/symbolic genre, using number and form to evoke meaning in the viewer/experiencer. I am firmly of the school that most crop circles have no fixed or exact meaning and that they work on both the left (rational, logical) side of thought and simultaneously the on the right (imaginative and creative). It therefore follows that any interpretation of them is both personal, and must use both imagination, intuition and rational and logical thought. When one visits the circles in person, one might add ‘sensation’ to this list, which brings the crop circle experience into the realm of Jung’s ‘Quaternity of the Self’ – Thinking, Feeling, Sensing and Intuiting. In other words, it requires the use of the ‘whole self’ to process the experience. We are not used to this in modern western culture, which values the rational and logical over the imaginative and intuitive. But logic and rationally, when untempered by the imaginative and intuitive can have a propensity for polarity, extreme literalism and ultimately, cruelty. One might say this describes accurately the times in which we find ourselves and why phenomena like the crop circles are so needed and have an important role in re-teaching a more healthy balance of mind.

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We warmly welcome you to our annual crop circle event - in the heart of crop circle country and at the height of the circle season!

Three days of workshops, lectures and discussion groups.

Bookings for 2019 are now open!

Facilitators: Karen Alexander. Steve Alexander & Jonathan-Paul DeVierville

There is a lot of information about the conference on our website, if you would prefer to download the information and read it at your leisure then our printed brochure (which includes all the information on this page) is now available on our website. Click on the brochure cover on our website to download the PDF file.

Our programme at a glance:

Friday:

Talk: Introduction to the Crop Circles with Karen Alexander

Workshop: Introduction to Geometry & the Crop Circles with Karen Alexander & Geoff Fitzpatrick

Workshop: Introduction to Crop Circles & Consciousness with Dr Jonathan-Paul DeVierville & Karen Alexander

Saturday Speakers:

Karen & Steve Alexander – Crop Circles of 2019 the story so far…

Geoff Fitzpatrick

Anne Groh 

Todd Hayen

Nancy Polet

Guenther Shermann

Sunday Speakers:

Shawn Randall

Dr Jonathan-Paul DeVierville

Robin Heath

Karen Alexander

Dan Vidler – Exploring the Interiors of the 2018/2019 Crop Circles

Question and Answer session – with Panel of all our speakers.

With music throughout the weekend performed by Albert Lamb.