The year of crop circles 2009 was indeed a very powerful and poignant one for all concerned. Every year Lucy Pringle publishes an article on her website giving an account of her experiences and scientific findings throughout the previous crop circle season. Lucy’s new article, aptly named “Highs And Lows“,  covering the crop circle season of 2009 has been published, containing some very interesting accounts of individuals’ experiences. The following touches on just some of the content within Lucy’s latest article:

Accounts include that of Dr Karen Ralls, Medieval Historian/ Musicologist at Oxford who has been asked to write up the works of the late Anne Macaulay who held the Chair of Music at Edinburgh University. She had been directed to Lucy’s web site to look at the Windmill Hill `Harp`. “Seven “. She adds her very interesting historical angle to this particular formation.

A fascinating account was sent to Lucy by Norwegian Eva Haagensen which once again describes a loss of time when going to crop circles. I am sure that many can relate to this! At this point I would like to add that Lucy is very open to hearing of anyone’s personal experiences to do with the crop circle phenomenon. She has compiled a valuable and in depth library documenting how people are affected on visiting crop formations. If you have a personal story you would like to share and assist with research, then please don’t hesitate, go here and fill in Lucy Pringle’s Questionnaire on Crop Circles and Health. Please bear in mind that, where crop circles are concerned, we are dealing with the unusual but whatever your story is you are unlikely to be alone in your experience. Lucy respects your privacy and will not publicize your experience or personal details without your consent.

Each year Lucy and her team conduct scientific tests that include as many different aspects of scientific research as possible. In the morning of Sunday 12 July, Jim Lyons, Dr Roger Taylor, Dr Konstantin Pavlidis, Dr Clive Beale, an agricultural scientist along with guinea pigs Christopher Weeks, Anne Leonard, Jackie Faulkner and William Betts gathered at the study centre at Avebury. You can read about their findings and much more by heading over to http://www.lucypringle.co.uk/articles/highs-and-lows-2009/

As a final note in this post I would like to share in Lucy Pringle’s acknowledgements to the beloved friends we have seen depart this world over the last year. All of us involved in crop circles have been moved to the core by the departure of so many familiar companions in so short a time. Indeed for many of us this has expanded outside of crop circle friends to include departure of relatives and other beloved ones. My own personal world underwent, what I would describe as, nothing less than a complete fracturing process over the last year but I see magic arising from it. To many of us it is obvious we have reached a very important watershed in our time here on earth, and as Eckhart Tolle says, let us strive to be fully present in the now, allowing the portal to the divine to open and remind us who we truly are. We are undergoing a massive shift together and a new consciousness is in the process of manifesting. An old Indian lady, a meditation teacher of mine, said similar – “despite outward appearances you have a very bright future”. If you could have looked into her eyes, seeing her smile as I did, you too would know this to be true. Let us participate in a magical crop circle season in 2010, with love and gratitude in our hearts, in honour of old friends, and strive to realize the loving destiny we have all dreamed of! Let us do it together.