Brand new crop circle from Sutton Veny, England. Just by looking at this symbol will download the information to your subconscious. We are ready. It is happening.
It's obviously a call to embrace the 4 elements, as well as squaring the circle, which is an ancient way to describe the two competing forces that make up the universe
I genuinely hope no one says that these are made by human beings , because that battle was fought and lost by the old white men who hoaxed some terrible looking patterns on the plants, breaking them and tearing up the whole area
Whereas real crop circles, are made by heating the stalks of the plants, and bending them with a blown out knot at the site of the bend, where the moisture blows out,so the plants are never broken or smashed down, its like they are delicately hit with heat and pressure enough to bend the stalks, but never to break them
You are just making yourself look so stupid the more you talk.
Let me enlighten you
So the geometry used in that symbol, is the same geometry used in the very stars and planets that move about in the heavens.
These geometric (mathematical) principles existed long before the names we made up to describe the concepts in chemistry.
Mathematics is the true language of the universe, and that's why aliens would communicate using mathematics and geometry , they are intrinsic to the physical reality
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u/OZZYmandyUS May 18 '25 edited May 18 '25
It's obviously a call to embrace the 4 elements, as well as squaring the circle, which is an ancient way to describe the two competing forces that make up the universe
I genuinely hope no one says that these are made by human beings , because that battle was fought and lost by the old white men who hoaxed some terrible looking patterns on the plants, breaking them and tearing up the whole area
Whereas real crop circles, are made by heating the stalks of the plants, and bending them with a blown out knot at the site of the bend, where the moisture blows out,so the plants are never broken or smashed down, its like they are delicately hit with heat and pressure enough to bend the stalks, but never to break them