Temporary Temples Online Crop Circle Conference 2021

Exploring the Crop Circle Phenomenon Online! Hope to see you once again. Saturday the 2nd of October to Sunday the 31st of October 2021. See Times Below.

Saturday the 2nd of October to Sunday the 31st of October 2021

All lecture sessions begin at 6.00pm and finish at 7.30pm, UK time  – 60 mins for the lectures + 30 mins for questions.
The Workshops will begin at 5.00pm UK time, and run for 2 hours and 2.5 hours respectively. 

All times are British Summer time (BST) apart from the 31st when we will move back to GMT

Tickets: 

Each Lecture £10.00

Introduction to Crop Circle Geometry Workshop (2-hours): £25.00

Introduction to Crop Circles & Consciousness Workshop (2.5 hours): £30.00

Full Conference Ticket £120.00 (Discount for Full Event!)

Note – the full-ticket price includes a small £15.00 discount for those booking for the entire event.

You can attend as little or as much of the conference as you wish. You can purchase each lecture or workshop individually. See website for more details. 

Online Conference Schedule at a Glance:

Saturday 2nd Oct      Workshop 1-  An introduction to Crop Circle Geometry 

Sunday 3rd Oct         Workshop 2 –  An introduction to Crop Circles & Consciousness

Saturday 9th Oct       Lecture 1 – Dan Vidler

Sunday 10th Oct       Lecture 2 – Peter van den Burg & Melanie McCalmont

Saturday 16th Oct     Lecture 3 – Robin Heath

Sunday 17th Oct       Lecture 4 – Dr Jonathan-Paul  DeVierville

Saturday 23rd Oct     Lecture 5 – Geoff Fitzpatrick

Sunday 24th Oct       Lecture 6 – Andy McGrillen & Dan Z from ‘That UFO Podcast’ 

Saturday 30th Oct     Lecture 7 – Scott Onstott 

Sunday 31st Oct       Lecture 8 – Karen Alexander 

Accessing Recordings of our Lectures & Workshops

We will be recording the all lectures and the geometry workshop and these will be made available as downloadable videos via a Google Drive link. 

We will be using the ZOOM app for our all online sessions. If you’ve never used ZOOM before we will send you full instructions for downloading and using the app when you book. The ZOOM app is free to download and you will not need a paying account to take part. You can use ZOOM on most devices, we recommend using your PC or laptop for the best view of the presentations. 

Everything you need to know is on our website

Presentation: Inside ‘In Formation(s)’ 

So many of these incredible designs, every summer, inspire awe and wonder, spark discussion, debate, reflection, and intrigue, and leave us perplexed by their beauty, mystery and possible meaning. Looking more closely, at ground level, adds another layer to our understanding, or perhaps lack of understanding, of this phenomenon. What appears to be impossible layering of stems, detail in woven crop down to a single piece of wheat, changes in direction of ‘flowing’ crop and effects seen from the air caused by intricate patterns on the ground reflect the magic and (almost) impossibility that we are lucky enough to witness every summer. The 2021 crop circle season has provided yet more evidence of this magic, including rare and unique details which have ‘raised the bar’ even further!

Dan Vidler is a school teacher, ardent crop circle enthusiast, photographer and webmaster of www.ukcropcircles.co.uk which documents the interiors and ground details of the crop circles. He has been a regular and popular speaker at the Summer Lectures since their inception. Dan has a keen eye for the fine detail of the circles; the lay of the crop and other significant ground details. Each year he presents us with the intrigues and delights of the interior of the circles, so easily missed by all but the most eagle-eyed, accompanied with an eye-watering array of beautiful photography.

Dan has been investigating and photographing the interiors of crop circles since 2003, documenting the finer details within the laid crop and reporting on significant features at ground level. Close inspection of laid stems often reveals unique, surprising and mysterious aspects of the phenomenon, reflecting the beauty and majesty seen from an aerial perspective but which might go unnoticed to all but the keenest observer.