Patty Greer lay in the middle of the circle on the field nine years ago and stood up as a different person. The mystical experience grew into a scientific study of electromagnetic fields and other physical characteristics of crop circles. Greer describes his research as "a fusion of science and metaphysics in search of an explanation for the images in the fields."
Greer suffered from a physical illness, none of the doctors could diagnose or cure her. She was a musician for many years, but one day, for no reason, she had a problem with her hands: her fingers, with which she used to extract gentle melodies from the harp, turned into an open wound.
Later, she found an explanation for this disease: mercury poisoning from filling material. But at that time she did not understand what it was connected with and was looking for alternative methods of treatment. However, nothing helped. This is what brought her to the fields with circles in 2006.
She has heard of the region near the ancient Avebury site, where over 90% of all crop circles in the world appear. The place is rumored to have strong healing energies. Since she had nothing to lose, she decided to see if the wheat and corn fields with the cryptic images could heal her.
She lay down on one of the circles, after which she lost consciousness. “I woke up knowing things I hadn't heard of before,” she says.
She claims that she had contact with aliens. One need only mention this, and some people don't take Greer's research seriously. At first she argued hotly with them. Now, when dealing with skeptics, she takes two approaches.
If they are respectful and willing to listen to her point of view, she willingly agrees to discuss this phenomenon with them. But if they are hostile and aggressive, she simply does not enter into arguments.
Promotional video:
“I have no desire to wage war with anyone,” she says.
A strange glowing ball that Patty Greer saw while studying crop circles. Photo: Patty Greer
Even her own family and friends are ambivalent about her research. She has lost many friends and the respect of some relatives. Over the years of research and filming, she has spent most of her financial savings.
Greer says she left a comfortable life in a nice home. Over the past 9 years, she has often had to spend long, cold nights in the damp fields, where the circles usually appear, in the hope of filming the process of their appearance. Her website www. PattyGreer.com has been hacked several times. She says that this is due to the fact that she managed to remove the glowing balls.
But despite all the hardships, he continues his research and believes that in crop circles there is a clue to the technology of free energy, which could free the world from gas and oil dependence. He believes that this phenomenon can allow us to understand how energy works not only in the fields with circles, but also in the human body.
What crop circles talk about
Greer says that, after examining over 1,000 marginal drawings, she can conclude that many of them depict some kind of mechanism. These paintings are similar to propellers and other mechanical parts. From her point of view, the circles contain a message made in the universal language of art and mathematics. When analyzed correctly, these images can probably provide very useful information.
Some of this work was done by biophysicist William Levengood, who has studied crop circles for 25 years. One of his assistants is currently ready to share some of his discoveries.
Scientists from William Levengood's group say they found that the nodes of the plants were altered by the temperature, as if the liquid inside the plants was boiling. As a result, the plants fall, but do not break.
Another strange discovery was that molten iron ore was found on the leaves. Photo: Patty Greer
These discoveries will be featured in Greer's new film, which she is filming with a Canadian TV producer. This Levengood assistant is not a biophysicist by profession; she studies consciousness. Greer did not reveal her name, but did reveal some of the things that Levengood's group found.
According to his theory, crop circles are created by a plasma vortex. In a transcript of a conversation between Greer and Levengood's assistant, the latter explained: "A plasma vortex is like a tornado, made up of different types of energy, seven, eight, nine or even ten different types of energy."
Vortexes often travel in the form of oppositely rotating pairs, and they interact with energy waves emitted by the Earth. She listed some types of energy that make up them: "There are microwaves, there is an electron avalanche, there are thermal gradients, there is convective stability."
Several of Levengood's articles on crop circles have been published in the journal Physiologia Plantarium, including one article on plasma vortices and energy dissipation.
Levengood's group designed the device using their understanding of these energies in a vortex. Potentially with its help, it will be possible to detect plasma in the human body and abnormalities in this plasma. The device will be able to eliminate them and treat many diseases.
Scientists have found that plant seeds from fields with circles germinate five times faster than normal seeds. They are also more resistant to some adverse conditions.
Greer hopes these discoveries will help fight hunger on Earth. She says of these scientists: "I am probably friends with the most important people in the world."
Greer says her main strength is intuition. Some people are willing to accept scientific evidence, which is why Greer collaborated with scientists last year. But she believes that intuition can help make a big breakthrough and get closer to the truth.
Listening to intuition
For example, finishing work on her first film, she felt the same sensations that often appear in her circles: goosebumps, ringing in her ears and a pounding heart. When she sensed this, she noticed a large blue sphere on the monitor in the room. She suddenly told the editor, "Copy this video and slow it down."
She was referring to the so-called video at Oliver's Castle, the famous video where two glowing balls are seen circling over a field and then creating circles on the field in a few seconds. This video is widely considered a hoax, but Greer disagrees with this point of view.
When the editor asked how much to slow down this video, she said without thinking, "30%." When he finished, he saw between the balls a line that Greer called the "communication thread."
Levengood's assistant agreed that it was like a wave interaction between plasma vortices. She says, “I don't believe it's just a lens flare. Plasma usually interacts through a series of flashes. It can be compared with the zeros and ones of a binary code, a bar code, call it what you want. But this is communication between these two plasmas."
Scientists' experiments have shown that human consciousness can influence plasma. Dr. William Tiller of Stanford and Dr. Robert Yang have proven that the human mind has the ability to influence physical objects. Other experiments in the field of quantum physics also show this.
Greer and collaborator Levengood believe that human consciousness and the Earth itself influence the movement of this plasma, contributing to the creation of circles. Greer says plasma is also influenced by aliens.
Greer does not care about the opinion of skeptics, she believes that her work is useful for humanity, and calls for the introduction of alternative forms of energy and refrain from activities that harm the Earth. From her point of view, the circles serve as a warning sign.
She also provides assistance to people who have reported contact with aliens. She says that such people feel like they are going crazy and are afraid to talk about such topics with relatives or friends. When she shares her experience, it is a relief for them. Greer tries to ignore difficulties and focus on development and compassion.
Greer says: “I've learned to listen to this quiet voice within me, which we call intuition. I will continue my work to help develop humanity, which is now more important than ever before."
