Researcher Roland Bejon claims to be a member of the eight-man group that "took charge" of crop circles appearing in Wiltshire in the southwest of England (see video below).
Mysterious and symbolic drawings that have been considered messages from aliens since 1991, since Doug Bauer and David Chorley admitted that many of the crop circles they discovered in the UK were made by them using wooden planks and ropes, have been recognized as one of the largest paranormal hoaxes of the world. This pair of buddies has been teasing locals since the 1970s who believed in UFOs. In the second half of the 1990s, the "circle makers" who tried to outdo each other in the complexity of patterns, divorced even more.
But despite the hoaxers trampling the fields, there are other "artists" who are able to make "highly geometric" models and say that there is something much more supernatural behind them.
Roland Bejon, who has been studying crop circles for over 23 years and is chairman of the Dutch Crop Circle Research Center, made a sensational statement to the audience of the 27th annual conference in Glastonbury. In a talk on this phenomenon, Bejon talked about how, sitting in the Black Horse pub in Cher Hill, not far from the famous white horse, he took part in the collective creation of a crop circle
“I was sitting with seven friends in a pub and we were talking about how some people create crop circles and we decided to try it,” Roland said. "We tried to create a circle in the opposite field."
Bejon said the group focused on an image taken at a church in Marlborough during their meditation. However, the result was not instantaneous, the circle "created" by them with elements in the form of crosses appeared only two days later, and even then 20 kilometers from the pub.
“We thought about this image, and for two days it appeared,” said the researcher. "Of course, this is not an exact science, but the crosses turned out well."
In 2009, Maki Masao, a Japanese professional exposer of the paranormal, also participated in the crop circle meditation with Roland.
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“Maki Masao came here to debunk crop circles, but after our experiment, he changed his mind,” Bejong said. "A circle similar to Japanese origami appeared the next day west of Silbury Hill."
At the conference, Roland Bejon pointed to an intricate swallow-shaped circle that formed on July 22, 2008, during fog on a field near the village of Alton Priors.
“There was a lot of fog. There was nothing there before the fog. We thought it would be nice if a circle appeared there. An hour later, when the fog cleared, the circle was there."
Greatdreams.com, which covered the event at the time, said: “A local resident driving past the field at 4:30 am said there was no drawing on the field. But already at 7:30 am the driver following this road reported the circle."
Voronina Svetlana
