new crop circle

Thats weird looking,I wonder what it means!

dunno, haven't really studied on it yet. my flash tho is organized chaos. things fractured that were joined. and change. this one is really out of the box, or circle as it were..
whatta you think?

Its like connecting triangles with dots in them. Connecting the dots?

it also looks like some kind of fractal to me.
and well it sure is time for people to start connecting the dots...

Observations:
32 triangles
28 triangles with foci.
4 triangles without foci.
1 triangle with three foci.
30 foci.
2 empty triangles are surrounded by 3 triangles with foci.
2 empty triangles touch 1 triangle with foci.
The 2 empty triangles are separated by an equal number of triangles to the empty triangle near the center of the symbol.
If the entire shape is divided into four equal quadrants, the triangle next to the empty triangle (3 triangles from the triangle containing 3 foci) forms the center of the shape; it is its foci, infact, that the quadrant edges intersect.

Other Notes:
32 / 4 = 8
28 / 4 = 7
32 - 28 = 4
8 + 4 = 12
7 + 4 = 11

Speculation:
Triangle with 3 foci is a starting or key reference symbol. Assumed purpose of the entire shape as a whole: constellation.

I was looking at this one earlier today, and the first impression that i got was that each dot within the triangles represented a significant point relating to the lay lines on the earth. I havent superimposed it on a map of the lay lines or even of the earth, thats just the impression i got when i first looked at it.

Makes me think of 'thoughtforms', neural pathways and such... like the crop circle is a picture of the 'thought' or 'brainwave' it's meant to represent... does that make sense?



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My immediate impression was that of a water crystal that did not form correctly like the ones shown in the book Messages in the Water. Perhaps it is about reorganization that is about to take place on a cellular level??

There are two distinct groups connected at just one point.

Very intriguing...!

That is interesting. It may be that the triangles with points in them represent lay line areas.