You and I and many thousands of others choose to believe that the circles are a long-standing announcement that we are not the only intelligent beings who inhabit this space. But most of humanity still holds to the idea that we are the most intelligent species (we’re not, the cetaceans are) and that the consensus reality conveyed by the elite’s media is the one and only reality that exists. So, for these folks, there must be supremely gifted geometers out there stealthily using microwave oven parts to bend crop stalks (the most ridiculous of all the assertions made, I think; I nearly died laughing at that image; all the extensions cords and dissassembled ovens strewn about while the stalks are being bent).

Most people do not want any mystery in their lives. It is unsettling and reminds them to fear what is unknown and foreign to them. Some can open the door and let some mystery in. Their lives seem more open, fun, and creative, to me.

It does bother me a little bit that so few people are any good at spelling. I think many are smart, but their spelling makes them seem less so. Some of the respondents can’t spell worth a damn and it makes their comments less powerful. “Collage students”? Wow.

Thanks for all you have done to try and show people that there is much more to this existence than we care to acknowledge. I hope your documentary goes viral at some point and millions get the message. Just the mind-opening that would bring about could have some wonderful impact on our struggling global culture.

For the third time in our long correspondence, I feel compelled to type:

“Celestial travelers have always been here with us
Set in the homes of the universe we have yet to go
Countless expansions will arrive and flow inside of us
My friend [she] of fantasy, dancing with the Spirit of the Age”
(thank you, Jon)

I’m a huge fan of the giant jellyfish, no matter who (or what) made it!! Primordial energy bringing forth the seven chakras!! Dig it!!

From Suzanne:

God bless Jon Anderson, of Yes, After you turned me onto his lyrics about the circles, he responded to my query and we went back and forth in an attempt to find music of his to use in the movie. We just couldn’t’ find the spot, and I kick myself a bit that I didn’t’ re-edit to accommodate his artistry and add luster to the film.

From Suzanne:

From your lips to God’s ear, as they say!

From Suzanne:

Another thing to say, however, is that we all, by and large, hold stock in those corporations, and want them to do well. The gears of civilization are very complex and meshed, and it will take quite something to rethink it all — something like the crop circles!

From Suzanne:

Imho, best to couch ‘knowing’ in ‘believing.’ Like religions. We love our own but must be aware than others think differently. Lots of people are ‘sure’ that crop circles are one thing or another — and that humanity’s scenario will be what they think it will be — but really, we don’t want to go to war over what might happen.

However, circle lore is that staring at the patterns of the formations that are designed with sacred geometry can be very good for us. That geometry is the fundamental patterning of the universe, and allowing ourselves to entrain on such patterns can help align us with them. Nan Lu, a practitioner of Chinese medicine and quite a sage, who is in the bonus material talking about his favorite circle, has patients gaze at particular patterns for help in treating particular diseases.

From Suzanne:

What a good idea! 🙂

From Suzanne:

Actually eye witness accounts tell us that the formations take only 6 or 7 seconds to go down!

That is what you should now be known as.

Pure misinformation that used to be believed by the masses who have no internet. But, thanks to the internet and Google, we are no longer being brainwashed by the mass media. Now Yahoo! wants to try what the mass media failed at: Spoofing Crop Circles.

Sounds like Yahoo! is aligning itself with Microsoft. Do you know what I mean?