2008 brought us yet another surprise. On August 7 this formation appeared at Cherhill:
A magnificent 8-fold geometrical formation with the association of a strongly rotating movement. Bert Janssen climbed Cherhill
and noticed that the obelisk on top of the hill had not been placed on the obvious East-West or North-South axis. It seemed
as if the momenument had been placed randomly, 134 degrees off-set. Bert also noticed that the obelisk was perfectly aligned
with the formation in the field. He extended the line connecting the formation and the obelisk (using a software program
taking into account the rounding of the earth) and discovered that the line went straight through the oblisk at the Place
de la Concorde in Paris. Then, he let the line continue even further and ended up just north of Geneva, precisely at the
heart of the CERN experiment!
CERN is a European organisation conducting research into elementary particles. This research is performed in so-called
particle accelerators, where particles are being led to collide with each other at great speed (almost the speed of light).
During the collision (that can be regarded on the micro-level as a reproduction of the Big Bang)
the particles desintegrate into elementary particles such as quarks. In this way scientists hope to find new theories that
will be able to explain the 4 fundamental forces (electromagnetism, gravity, weak nuclear force, and strong nuclear force)
from one single elementary force. It is spectulated upon that the particle accelerator will prove the existence of the
illustrios Higgs boson, also known as God Particle: as yet the last unobserved particle.
The crop formation at Cherhill appeared on August 7, the day before CERN tested the last segment of the LHC (Large Hadron
Collider). On August 8, the day of the actual tests, the gigantic infinity symbol appeared at the foot of Milk Hill.
Coincidence?
I decided to search for more similarities between the quantumphysical experiments of CERN and the crop circles of 2008.
On the official websites of CERN (there are quite a few!) I discovered pictures that made my mouth drop. Take a look
at the following...
On one of CERN's websites I found this poster, showing the build-up from subatomic particles into a grain of salt:
At the bottom of the poster are quarks (the subatomic level), showing a strong similarity with this 2008-crop formation at
Honeystreet:
Above it is the nucleon (proton or neutron: the particles forming the nucleus of the atom) shown as a simple circle, just
like the one that appeared in the same field at Honeystreet that already had received the 3 circles mentioned above:
One could of course consider this coincidence, as the circle is a common shape in our fields. However, this is not the
case. The crop formations in Southern England have been complex and big for several decades. The simple circle has
become quite rare!
One step further up on the CERN poster is the nucleus, showing a remarkable resemblance with a formation that appeared on
May 24 at Hackpen Hill:
Furthermore, there was a formation at Wayland’s Smithy (Uffington) in August, resembling the crystaline structure of the
CERN poster:
Finally we see the salt crystal: a cube with a highlighted part. This small formation appeared in the East Field at
Alton Barnes on August 24:
One day later, on August 25, the LHC particle accelerator was activated. On that same day, the following gigantic formation
was discovered, once again in the East Field at Alton Barnes:
A 7-pointed star containing the all-seeing eye and an arrow, surrounded by 7 spheres each of which have 8 more spheres growing
smaller in size, giving the impression to rotate clockwise. That this formation too is directly connected with the CERN-
experiments in beyond a shadow of a doubt as far as I'm concerned. But what strikes the viewer first is the link with
alchemy. The 7-pointed star is a common figure in alchemical teachings. We recognise the Azoth of the Filosophers:
The Azoth symbolised the One (Yin-Yang's Tao) and the seven steps that had to be taken in order to reach the One: to change
lead into gold. Or, to put it into spiritual words: to enlighten the Soul. Dutch author Geert Kimpen explains: "Alchemy was
a parallel process of both inner and outer transformationb. The alchemist would only be able to transform himself if he could
carry out the process in the melting-pot. After all, he wanted to become co-creator. Alchemists looked upon the world and the
universe as an holistic whole in which everything influenced everything else: a notion corroborated by modern science."
Indeed, quantum physics shows us that the one carrying out an experiment actually influences the outcome of the experiment
by his mere observation! This means there is no such thing as objectivity. We continously influence everything around us...
Fulcanelli, a famous alchemist, spoke the following words at the end of the previous century: "The secret of alchemy is this;
there is a way to manipulate matter and energy in such a way that (what modern scientists would call) a field of force is
created. This field responds to the observer and puts him in a privileged position: eye in eye with the universe. From this
position he will have access to the reality of time, space, matter, and energy; a reality that is normally hidden from us.
That, you see, is the Great Work…"
In other words: seeing through the illusion in which we live: the illusion of time, of spacial limitations, of the three
dimensions in which we think we live, and of the limitations of our body and its five senses.
The alchemists were accused of wanting to play God. Can we not also say this of the quantum physicists of CERN? Their
very own website postulates that the LHC experiment is 'The Gateway to the Universe'. In other words: it will give us access
to the real world behind the veil of the illusion.
By recreating the Big Bang, CERN indeed seems to be playing God. In this sense CERN represents the modern alchemist.
Opponents of the LHC experiment say that CERN is playing with fire. They fear subatomic black holes might arise strong
enough to swallow all of Europe or even worse. Furthermore strange matter might appear, theoretically causing great damage.
Right now, the LHC experiment is down. In September 2008 several electromagnets suddenly heated up, causing the release of
thousands of gallons of liquid helium. CERN now expects to conduct the first real experiments in the course of 2009.
The crop circles of 2008 plus the strange light forms that I photographed last summer in Wiltshire present us with many hints
in the direction of CERN and the LHC experiment. But what exactly is their message? Are they warnings because we are playing
with fire once again? The last time we tried to open 'the Gateway to the Universe' (1943), things went very wrong indeed.
Google 'Philadelphia Experiment' to find out more if you wish...
But suppose all goes well and we do get access to the real world behind the veil of the illusion, wouldn't that be great?
Isn't that what the crop circles have been trying to tell us for many decades? How many formations did we receive telling us
about the existence of other dimensions, about traveling beyond space and time, about recognising and rising above the
illusion? How many successful experiments have we done personally cocreating crop formations by means of our focus? The
ultimate quantum physical experiment, carried out in the crop fields of Wiltshire, Southern England?
2008 gave us stunning topics such as the Return, Christ Consciousness, Goddess Energy, Infinity, Balance, Harmony of
opposites, Oneness from duality, plus seeing through and moving beyond the illusion.
I am already trying to visualise what kind of crop formations 2009 will be granting us. Each year is ever more exciting;
the Circle Makers are working towards a climax that indeed could very well take place in 2012. What is it I personally
expect to happen? Exactly that what people at CERN are trying to accomplish: I believe we will gain access to the real world
behind the veil of the illusion in which we believe we live...
For more information about the work of Bert Janssen: www.cropcirclesandmore.com
For more information about the work of Geert Kimpen: www.geertkimpen.com
