• The Crop Circle Phenomenon

• Crop Circle Websites

• Crop Circle Photos

• Crop Circle Tours

• Influencing Crop Circle formations through Connection in Consciousness

• Analysis: Inside and outside circles and geometry

The Crop Circle Phenomenon

Since 1993, Louise has been studying one of the most mysterious phenomenon occurring on the planet today, the crop circle formations, which appear mainly in southern England. Called, "The Phenomenon," crop circles continue to intrigue researchers and to defy explanations. 

The formations appear mainly in cereal grain crops, such as standing fields of wheat, oats, barley, oilseed rape (canola). The grain stalks are observed to be gently laid over in swirling patterns without the stalks being bent or broken. 

Attempts to explain the origins of this strange occurrence have attracted researchers from various scientific disciplines, metaphysical and artistic backgrounds. To-date, the crop circles have been reported in nearly every country of the world.

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Crop  Circle Websites

For an in-depth view of the crop circles, visit Ron Russell's webpage at www.cropcircles.org, or Lucy Pringle's at www.lucypringle.co.uk, and see for yourself what all the excitement is about!

Crop Circle Tours

Louise conducts yearly tours to the crop formations in Southern England. The tours have been highly successful and well attended. Visits to new formations during the height of the crop circle season are usually accompanied with attendance at the annual international crop circle conference.

Travel plans for the season of 2008 will be forthcoming soon.  Check the calendar page for the latest schedules for crop circle tours.

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A Connection in Consciousness to the August 1998 
Tawsmead Copse Formation

by Louise Olivi, M.S.

An e-mail message circulated by Paul Vigay regarding an eyewitness account of anomalous events at the 1998 Tawsmeade Copse formation, prompted me to write the following account.

In the summer of 1998, I conducted a tour to ancient sacred sites and crop formations in Wiltshire and Somerset, England.  Eight of us from the U.S. and one English friend rounded out the group number to nine. 

On July 22, 1998, our group did a meditation in Marlborough, Wiltshire, focusing on a seven-fold star mandala (see illustration) that I had found in the healing room of a friend in Weymouth, Dorset.   I was the only one to know of the design prior to our group meditation.

Photocopies of the original were handed out to the group and we stayed focused on the design in silence for about 10 minutes.  Because of the design's complexity, I suggested to the group that they focus on any aspect of the mandala that they felt drawn to.  The only other suggestion I made to the group was that they send thoughts of this design to the "Circle Makers."

One 5-day trip to Iona later, I was enjoying a relaxing Sunday morning with tea and newspaper in a Wiltshire B&B, when I was impressed by intuition to drive down nearby Honey Street through Alton Barnes.  Three Canadian crop circle enthusiasts whom I met recently were walking toward the direction of the Barge Inn.  When I stopped to offer them a ride, they excitedly told me about a new formation they had just learned of near the East Field.

I drove down the Pewsey Road, not knowing what to look for, but keeping alert nonetheless.  I found a trio of researchers parked at a lay-by, said my hellos, and proceeded to follow them into the field that contained the seven-fold Tawsmead Copse formation.  There I met up with other researchers who, using their own tracking methods, had found the formation at about the same time.

I was delighted by the lay of the crop and the intricacies of the beautifully swirled smaller circles within the formation.  Synchronicity has led me to one of the most lovely of formations that I had ever stepped into in England.

In mid-August, I was back home in Connecticut visiting with friends, a couple who had been on the England tour.  One of them asked me to bring him a copy of the design we had meditated on in England since he had misplaced his own.

Shortly into our visit, he came back into the room where his wife and I had been recalling our trip, and handed me the design copy I had just given him.  We shared a mutual astonishment as he showed us the outline of the Tawsmead Copse formation in the middle of our meditation design.  Using two different colors (red and green), he had outlined the aspects of the design that corresponded to that formation.

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This event added to my excitement since I had already conducted two separate meditations earlier in 1998, one in Colorado (during Ron Russell's and Dana Thibault's Second Annual Colorado Crop Circle Conference) and one in Connecticut, which corresponded to formations found in England, based on another seven-fold design of my choosing.  I will leave the story of those meditations to another time.

Mine is not the only story of this type of connection to the Intelligence.  I share this story with you to add my experiences to the opening up process that this incredible phenomenon is engendering in each of us, consciously and unconsciously.  There is more to this phenomenon than meets the eye!  The truth of it all lies within our individual and collective inner workings.  See you in crop circle country!

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