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Comment on Lucy Pringle’s Crop Circle Photos Updated May 2009 by Kimberly

Kimberly — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 13:01:56 +0000

Where are you…I miss you…please email…and tell me you are ok…how is Viv…and the stargate…I had a dream that will blow you away….want to share it….it seems they are really here mulder…this might be it…

Scully…

Comment on Crop Circle Addition At Milk Hill 23rd June 2009 by admin

admin — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 08:08:59 +0000

Hi Joanne,
Thank you for visiting my site! I do remember you during those great times out there. It’s great that you’ve taken some good experiences with you and the lovely thing is that I’ve been hearing similar from so many people this year. The crop circles are a fantastic way for people to meet others and share experiences, and the most important thing to me is that no one should feel alone with this. We are part of something much greater and we are waking up gently to this reality. Millions of Soul Brothers and Sisters are with us in catching this beautiful wave.

If there’s one most important bit of advice I’d give it is this: Be grounded and centered, listening in the stilness for whatever advice comes through you for you. We are being asked to let go of a lot of rubbish and conditioning in our lives in order to allow our true selves to come through. As Eckhart Tolle says, “Be present in the now”. Each of us is connected to source and a wealth of guidance and goodness is flooding in right now and we need to listen within to receive it. As things begin to calm down with the crop circles I’ll write some more on my website about this and share some of the experiences I’ve gathered over summer.

All the best Joanne,
Andy

Comment on Crop Circle Addition At Milk Hill 23rd June 2009 by Joanne Croyden

Joanne Croyden — Fri, 24 Jul 2009 11:37:22 +0000

Hello Andy
I was with an American lady … and after a meditation in the heart of a cirlce on milk hill I was going on
about the insects hovering over me do you remember?
Im Aussie I saw a face and had a contact with a being on my first day at any crop circles
I feel very privledged and wish I could compare anyone elses drawing of contact ..The most
wonderful outcome is that my alien fear has mostly left me
Im still processing everything an would be very happy to have any advice from you..

Comment on Crop Circle Addition At Milk Hill 23rd June 2009 by Craig Downer

Craig Downer — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 18:02:04 +0000

These amazing crop circles definitely bear a message for our times. They are not created by man. I have visited a few of these in 1994 and can attest to their superhuman and superworldly quality.

Comment on Three Reasons For A Slow Computer by Umer Hayat

Umer Hayat — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 05:16:31 +0000

Yes,
You are absolutely right.
These are the exact matters with my PC as well.
Just want to fix them….

Comment on Walk From Woodborough To Woodborough Hill 1st April 2009 by Kimberly

Kimberly — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 02:38:51 +0000

Hey..buddy…cute pictures…this is the first time I have seen your site…duh….anyway I enjoyed your movie of the crop circle..I have a good movie camera I am bringing…your camera is a good one….I will email this weekend…Kimberly

Comment on Update on new crop circle – All Cannings 6th May 2009 by More crop circles arrive « The Truth Hides

More crop circles arrive « The Truth Hides — Thu, 07 May 2009 08:59:31 +0000

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Comment on What does really count? by Simon O'Brien

Simon O'Brien — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 09:23:48 +0000

P.s. also met Paul Vigay when I visited Wiltshire in 2004 and found him an easygoing humble ,genius.
He was the first one to befirend Jonathan (Dr Jon) as other researchers in the region treated him as an outsider at that stage.
I heard through Rachel Sherwood,a good friend of mine,and who ispresently finishing the new Crop Circle Video Jon was doing with Paul ,that David kingston was afriend and ally too.
so you are right Andy,a great loss,but not forgotten these ones…

Comment on What does really count? by Simon O'Brien

Simon O'Brien — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 09:10:19 +0000

Hi,
I’m from Australia.
I knew Dr Sherwood (Jonathan as we affectionatley knew him ,for 22 years) ,in time you will find out what a mighty force he was in this world.
A spiritual healer beyond belief we who knew him are starting reveal some of the extraordinary things he did in Australia,New zealand the Unted states,Egypt,UK etc,etc, etc.
It was no chance the Hopi Indians nominated him “the Keeper of the Bear medicine” -the HIGHEST healing office of their clan.Out of all of the native American peoples the Hopis are regarded as the mightiest prophets.
So how was it a guy born in Portsmouth ,UK came to carry bear the responsibility of guardian of the Bear medicine ?
The sign to the Hopis that Dr Jonathan Sherwood was a bearer of a profound spiritual ability to heal came after he did a healing technique on reverred native American Wallace Black Elk (whom I believ was of Lakota people).He was in a ‘bad way’ and Dr Sherwood did wonders to prolong his health and life.
The clincher though was a Sweat Lodge ceremony in Angel Fire,New Mexico part of a Power Place Tours event.Jonathan was invited as a guest speake and participated in the Sweat Lodge ceremony.After which he was instructed to climb to the top of the mountain and whatever creature he saw first would be his ‘totem’ .
When a huge Grizzly bear followed Dr Jon down the mountainside.Eyebrows were raised by the various elders there.
The keeper of the ‘Bear Medicine’ for the Hopis famed elder,teacher and author ‘Sunbear’ had recently passed away. Thus not only was this significant that the mighty Grizzly bear was acknowledged as Dr jon’s totem but the power of the bear was endowed to him .
when he reached the township followed al the way down by the bear he later walked into a jewellry store and found a piece of bone a fastener for his shirt collar with a grizzly motiff painted on it.
“How much for this?”said Dr Jon
“Never seen it before” said the store-keeper.
when all of the elders saw the toggle around his neck fastened with leather strap they exclaimed and immediately ,”Where did you get this!!!”
and proceeded to bless it.
Little did they know what we his students knew.
Thanks for your tribute here,

Simon
We i australia had seen him heal brain injured children back to normal,help the poor- sighted see and in one instance raise a person who had physically ceased to be.I have never spoken of the latter,as it would raise profound questions.
In Hopi tradition the strength of Bear medicine is the power of introspection. Bear is not one to make snap decisions, nor one to ramrod or force into any position. Bear takes in all available information, takes it into his quiet place, studies that information carefully, gives it careful thought for a while, and then reaches his own informed decisions based on the facts at hand. Bear is the one who says, “I have to think about this. I’ll be in touch later.” You can rely on opinions coming from a Bear person as being well thought out and thorough, and based on the facts given. To accomplish the goals and dreams that we carry, the art of introspection is necessary.

Comment on First Crop circle of 2009 by JIC Jane :~ Rainbows

JIC Jane :~ Rainbows — Sun, 19 Apr 2009 13:13:04 +0000

Hiya Andy, as per our earlierconvo:~ i went up the formation yesterday, (quite a hike~ must say, well worth the effort. mind)
and have the following obeservations,
the glyph is reminescent of a man in the maze symbol…
The Gila River Indian Community — the Akimel O’odham — refer to the Man in the Maze as the Se:he or the Elder Brother, who is their Creator. The journey of life is a journey through a maze, beginning at birth and continuing through childhood, adolescence, adulthood, and finally ending in old age. The four major turns in the path represent the four directions, and the center of the maze represents death. Death is the beginning of a new journey and, thus, the cycle repeats itself.

hopefully, you will have transferred a couple of my foties, from inside the formation, .
Already the stems (which are still firmly rooted, and mainly undamaged, apart from us inevitable visitors)are raising back up, what i did also finding interesting, is how the flattened crops, all seem to have a lovely smooth curved ‘hook’ at the top,
Enjoy
Love n Light
JIC