On July 8, 2016, a new circle appeared on a green wheat field across the street from the famous Stonehenge megalithic structure in Wiltshire, England (see video below).
In the center of the circle there is a seven-pointed star and a crescent, which are enclosed in a wide circle with two rows of rectangles of untouched ears. The image of such a symbol is already found in magic signs, but in the picture that appears, the location of the star relative to the crescent is different.
The seven-pointed star itself is an ancient symbol of the East, which was known in India, Ancient Assyria, Chaldea, Sumer and Iberia (ancient Georgia). It is also known as the Star of Bethlehem or the Star of the Magicians. Each of its angles and rays has a specific meaning. It is believed that such a septagram brings people good luck, because seven is a lucky number: seven colors of the rainbow, seven wonders of the world, seven notes, seven days of the week, seven energy centers of the body or chakras. For some, it means seven magical elements: earth, air, fire, water, life, light and man himself.
Seven is a symbol of abundance and divine integrity in all religions of the world: Mesopotamian and Sumerian, Jewish and Greek, Persian and Arab, Christian and Chinese, Hindu. So in Ancient Egypt there were seven, the gods of light and seven - of darkness, and in Islam there are seven heavens, seven lands, seven levels of hell, seven heavenly gates, seven prophets.
The crescent moon is associated with the Muslim religion, where this symbol is depicted along with a five-pointed star. This ancient astronomical symbol was used by peoples in the worship of celestial deities, in particular the Sun and the Moon. And the crescent moon has long been considered a symbol of the city of Byzantium, which later became Istanbul.
Since each crop circle is a kind of message, prediction or warning, its meaning will become known in the near future. In the meantime, the owner of the field, on which an amazing circle appeared, warns visitors who want to see the drawing with their own eyes about the need to preserve its harvest.
“My name is Philip Soukill,” the farmer introduced himself. - A circle near Stonehenge appeared on my land. I understand that its location will be of great interest, and hundreds of visitors will come to see it. If you want to enter the circle, please respect my harvest and use only one path for this."
Voronina Svetlana
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