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Wayland Smithy Crop Circle

Sun, 10 Aug 2008 20:11:13 GMT

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Squaring the Circle

Kal Cobalt

In late July, a startlingly large crop formation was discovered near Wayland Smithy. The formation contains more circles than any discovered in the past seven years -- 73 main circles and 168 "grapeshot." The 241 circles form an unusually square formation which lends itself to a number of interpretations.

The Mayan interpretation in particular seems quite strong, leading mathematic researcher Chris Thomson to request "anyone with knowledge in this field to take my findings and try to relate them to the Maya and their mythology and mathematics."

Thomson's initial findings can be found in Crop Circle Connector's coverage (under "comments").

Image courtesy of Steve Alexander/Temporary Temples.

The Stone

Fri, 29 Dec 2006 20:35:06 GMT

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Clip Source: www.mystae.com

"Shall I then bring the crown,
that was made by 60,000 angels?
Who wished to force God out of the Kingdom of Heaven.
See! Lucifer, there he is!
If there are still master-priests,
Then you know well that I am singing the truth.
Saint Michael saw God’s anger, plagued by this insolence.
He took (Lucifer’s) crown from his head,
In such a way that a stone jumped out of it,
Which on earth became Parsifal’s stone.
The stone which sprang out of it,
he found it, he who had struggled for honour at such high cost."
- Wartburg War, strophe 143

Tags: celt, celtic, grail, head, myth, myths, weird, lucifer

Bran

Fri, 29 Dec 2006 20:28:23 GMT

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Clip Source: www.mystae.com

Transplanted from his pagan Irish origin, Brân " has become King of the island of Britain, crowned in London and has acquired the Christian epithet bendigeid, 'Blessed'....He led an expedition to a foreign land and was victorious. Nevertheless, he was wounded in the foot with a poisoned javelin, and, though no causal nexus is mentioned, the islands of Ireland and Britain were rendered desolate. Brân commanded his followers to cut off his head and to travel with it, first to Harlech and then to the island of Grassholm. Obeying his commands, they spent seven years at Harlech, regaling themselves with meat and drink. Then, setting out for Grassholm, they found there a fair royal place, a great hall, overlooking the sea. That night they spent there without stint, and we may infer that they continued to feast, as they had at Harlech, for eighty years, in the company of the uncorrupted head of Brân. This was called the Hospitality of the Wondrous Head."
- Roger Sherman Loomis, The Grail, From Celtic Myth to Christian Symbol

Tags: head, bran, celt, celtic, myth, myths, grail

The Grail

Fri, 29 Dec 2006 20:06:47 GMT

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"Then Peredur and his uncle discoursed together, and he beheld two youths enter the hall and proceed up to the chamber, bearing a spear of mighty size, with three streams of blood flowing from the point to the ground. When all the company saw this, they began wailing and lamenting. But for all that the man did not break off his discourse with Peredur. As he did not tell Peredur the meaning of what he saw, he forbore to ask him concerning it. When the clamor had a little subsided, behold, two maidens entered, with a large salver (dyscyl) between them, in which was a man's head, surrounded by a profusion of blood."
- Peredur

Tags: grail, head, platter, blood