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15th July 2010

Just bought a second hand book on aerial archaeology, written in the late 1960's, containing lots of aerial photographs of ancient land patterns not visible from the surface.   And surprise surprise, most of these patterns bear striking resemblance to current crop circle formations.  Increasingly, I'm being drawn to the idea of some comparatively recent disaster in our history about 12,500 years ago, which wiped out our collective memory and any trace of conscious symbiosis with landscape and topography.  Just within the last thirty years the crop circles have returned, (I've published a number of times proof of them being common in the 1500's in England), and the increasing complexity and depth of their import and mathematical formulae is pushing us to new levels of understanding the crossover between science and what we loosely define as magic.  And they are just one example of the acceleration of evolution that we're currently at the peak of, which brings me nicely to today's astrology.  Moon still in mid Virgo, and as the day evolves so it gets closer and closer to Mars, suggesting that today will become increasingly feisty and provocative for many of us.  With Mars hitting a lot of things in my chart I hope that's not a self fulfilling prophecy!  I fully intend to be my normal gentle, subtle, delicate and sensitive self today, which probably means I'll end up biting someone's head off or else putting some loud trance on and bouncing off the walls.  Today is a day for either focussing energy into tightly controlled effectiveness and efficiency (that's for the Virgo's out there) or for being physically demonstrative in a way that is assertive and projective but not confrontational or aggressive (for all the people being affected by Uranus).  It will be a busy day.

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Thursday, 15th July 2010 05:06
Hi Steve The thought of you bouncing off the walls to loud trance music has cracked me up!! Thanks for the humour! Carmila x
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 06:33
Thanks for introducing me to a fascinating topic, aerial archaeology! I am definitely incorporating it into my daughter's ancient history homeschool curriculum. I am also fascinated by your 12,500 years ago insight. According to Demetra George (Mysteries of the Dark Moon), that time period falls within the Golden Age of the Paleolithic cultures, just before the transition to the Mesolithic. As any peak/golden age also describes its own decline, I think your ideas about a paradigm-changing disaster are, well, fascinating. Great food for thought!
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 07:14
The Inuit's still survive in the North. Have you seen their paintings and stone carvings. Subtle colours producing beautiful, simplistic almost child like paintings of their lives, and the carvings are equally simplistic and small of, for example, seals. Theirs is a mesmerising art capturing their life style.
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 08:35
hey Steve, I would be really interested in reading this book.Please could you let us all know what is the title and author? BTW having read yesterdays posting, I feel a lot better today- after weeks of feeling awful drained and exhausted, suddenly I feel better, and a lot more hopeful, so the moons movement yesterday has obviusly done something... Your trance music- I hope you have tolerant neighbours!! As for books I am in the middle of reading a book about a tribe of reindeer eating Innuit who were wiped out entirely in the 1940s..the book is entitled "The last ones" I bought the book at a jumble sale-apparently the Canadian government were aware of their plight but did to little to late...Its incredible that a whole indigenous tribe of people can disappear just like that....it seems that exposure to white mans diseases killed them off....I would love to visit the far north where this book is based, apparently there are ancient stone artefacts built by the Innuit up there.... todays thoughts from a late Pisces.....
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 12:25
Funny, I thought you meant mood-altering hypnotic trance-inducing music that would expand your consciousness. Oh, that is what you meant - they sound different, but the effect is basically the same! Bring it on. Natal Moon in fourth house virgo, decorating the house today! But this date was planned ages ago - how come?
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 12:31
Just talking about trance music and I'm off in my dreamy little piscean bubble. I haven't got natal 4th house moon at all, just virgo fourth house! Must be dreaming. But still..
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 14:11
Dear Steve, when 'trance' gets old, remember Do Whop. Fun blog today, cracked me up laughing. ... just love to all. bobbi
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 14:19
is that my problem?!
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 14:46
and I'm reading Krakatoa, The day the world exploded 27th Aug 1883. Whereas that can be seen as the beginning of the global village (commencment of telegraph, event one side of the world impacting throughout the world) it makes one wonder if a similar event could mark the end of such a period. volcanic ash would certainly bugger up our communication,food supplies, navigation and as for climate change. more food for thought!
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 15:19
Please forgive my naivete regarding crop circles as I have only recently become entranced with them, primarily because of reading this blog. A friend sent me this link http://www.circlemakers.org/, which suggests that the current crop circles in England are made by a group of artists. Can you please clear up my confusion as to the beliefs surrounding them, ie man-made or other? Also, I just want to say thanks for writing and expressing your opinions -- I look forward daily to reading your posts. A fan in Seattle
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 15:38
That time line roughly also coordinates, give or take a thousand years or so, with the legend of the sinking of the city of Atlantis. As the story goes, the beings residing there were said to be advanced light years beyond where we are today and we have been struggling all this time to get back to that same level. Fascinating find and interesting you bring it up. Fact/fiction, I don't know but for me and what I've been looking into lately uncanny timing to say the least. Bouncing off the walls? I'm a Cancer as well... I have personal experience to draw from... oh my! lol
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 16:45
To the person who commented at 07.14- thank you- no I havent seen Innuit art- I am now curious thanks to your post and will be going to the library to investigate. Also yes the Innuit do survive in the north- but this particular tribe in the far Canadian north-who only ate reindeer (an area they call the barrens) didn't.... The book is a tragedy, but is also amazing in that everything these people used to survive was from reindeer-tents, clothes, food.. Also to 14.46,the volcanic ash cloud which passed over Europe in the 1800's caused widespread crop failure,so it is clear it could easily happen again- we will see much more volcanic disturbance as man made climate emissions continue to wreak havoc with the planet- which reminds me did the second larger volcano erupt in Iceland?I know scientists were expecting it to, and they were saying if it does it will cause huge amounts of volcanic ash....
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 17:51
Just for the record, I'm reading 'Wolf Hall', a marvellous novel about that momentous event in English history when Henry VIII split from Rome, and England was changed forever, and embarked on a totally new course. I try to imagine something of that colossal magnitude happening today, something that would change our lives forever - and not just in one country. Because that's what the current astrology is pointing to. But I haven't got a clue what it will be. All I can say is I'm ready and waiting for it (I think)
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 18:55
Steve, I really like your blog. Thought you might be interested to know that in the Yamal Peninsula in Siberia,the Nenet people live in exactly the way you describe. Their lives revolve round the migration of the reindeer, who provide them with everything they need. Their culture's at grave risk from global warming, which is threatening to melt the permafrost and make it impossible for the reindeer to reach their grazing grounds. So it's very likely this tribe will disappear as well.
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Thursday, 15th July 2010 21:03
To the person from Seattle.....there will always be people who would like to take credit for some of the most intriguing and beautiful crop circles. However, whilst i don't doubt that there are people attempting to 'make' a crop circle.....i believe the real circle makers are not of this world, dimension, consciousness...whatever you choose to call it. However, this is just my personal opinion and its up to you to make your own mind up x
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Friday, 16th July 2010 04:10
Hi All – The Yellowstone caldera is the largest in the world and is overdue for going off. Apparently it blows about every 625,000 years. We have exceeded that time frame. The last time it blew, the blast is said to have killed animals clear into Nebraska. I’m certain that a blast like that would disrupt the world! The bed of the Yellowstone Lake is the middle of the caldera and it is rising at an accelerated rate. In the past several years, there have been increasing numbers of earthquakes and disturbances in the Park and surrounding area. This could be the granddaddy of them all, just a little different than the one touted as Cheyenne Frontier Days. If that thing blows, we’ll shift more than you can imagine. The volcanoes in Greenland will look like babies burping by comparison.
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Friday, 16th July 2010 11:05
"focussing energy into tightly controlled effectiveness and efficiency" I did this today and it got me through with flying colours ;) thanks!