Lucy Pringle's News

“I have just returned from spending a memorable two weeks giving talks 7000 feet up in the snow capped mountain town of Taos, New Mexico. It is a community of intellectual literati and the only place in America to host a World Heritage North American Indian community site.

I had been invited to attend two conferences dovetailing each other at the same venue. The first one and the most special was the Labyrinth Society conference. It was a conference in which everyone was kind, friendly and holders of great wisdom and knowledge of the subject. My involvement was to give a talk linking the crop circle phenomenon to labyrinths; a most pleasurable and invigorating work, especially as many of the physiological and psychological effects are similar as indeed are the effects experienced when visiting stone circles. All these elements have a common theme and linkage.

There were two remarkable North American Indians of the Toltec tribe and on one occasion we attended a special ceremony led by Ac Tah in which 1352 brown paper bags containing sand in which were placed little candles which were then in turn made up a very specially designed labyrinth in which the ceremony took place and around which we all walked. I took several pictures and each contained orbs. Over the years I have taken many night time images but none have produced this effect. I know orbs are a vexed issue and to date there have been many scientific theories but to date no definite scientific explanation. To Ac Tah these orbs were the spirits of his ancestors and I feel comfortable with this interpretation. Labyrinths began with the legend of Daedalus who designed the first one in Crete in which to contain the monstrous Minotaur and how Theseus helped by Ariadne managed not only to slay the beast but find his way out to safety. Over the years as with all aspects of learning, the labyrinth has evolved and developed and is now used for many different occasions such as ritual, dance, magical protection, ornamental etc but the most special and important aspect still remains the spiritual connection and usage. They illustrate the journey of one’s life in which we are continually seeking the Holy Grail for as we enter the labyrinth we come close to the centre only to be thrown out to the edge again and again until eventually we reach our goal in the centre.

As a result of my connection with North American Indians due to the fact that both my sons are initiated Mohawks, a most venerable Toltec Indian,Tlakaelel who has travelled the world meeting such luminaries as the Dalai Lama, requested that we share a days workshop together. This was signal honour for me and I felt deeply privileged. Tlakaelel did not want a structured workshop and so from 9am-3.30 PM with a break for lunch we sat and each told stories. His wisdom is unlike our western wisdom. He connects with and speaks of the animals, birds, trees, rivers, mountains and all things of the natural world. Quantum physics are no problem for they also are part of the natural world. He spoke of the need to respect all these things and indeed to respect each other for we have our part to play in this overall scheme. I have returned invigorated, grateful and hopefully a little wiser for his teaching. This is a wisdom with which I am familiar as over the years we have kept in touch with the Mohawk chief and now his son who have sent us wonderful sayings, poems and artwork of quite exceptional insight, enlightenment and artistry.

Referring to 2012 Tlakaelel was adamant that the shift began in 1947 and that it would reach its peak next year after which things would gradually return to normal. He gave no explanation for this.

Speaking of the crop circles, he said that they were to be respected and honoured as bearers of important messages from as yet unknown intelligences, maybe from the star people. They contained aspects of time, motion and diversity.

My greetings and blessings to you all.

Lucy

Don’t forget Christmas is approaching swiftly and if you are looking for an ideal present my 2012 Crop Circle calendar is available here.

Over the years I have been researching the effects of electro-magnetic fields on living systems. This includes the physiological and psychological effects reported by people after visiting or being in the vicinity of a crop formation. Also animal behaviour, remote effects, luminosities, mechanical failures and audio effects. No detail such as unusual smell, taste, sound etc is too small or insignificant; it all adds up to making a complete picture of what is happening.

I am most grateful to everyone who takes the trouble to tell me about their experiences; it can be irksome and time consuming but without your wonderful help my research would not be able to expand and continue. I now have the largest database in the world relating to this area of research due to the kindness of very many people.

Please email me directly at: lucypringle@aol.com

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I have had many emails from people wondering why so little is happening in the fields so far. Maybe it is because it is still early days in the season or maybe it is because there seems to be an overall general feeling of stillness as so often happens before a great event?

I believe I am not the only one who is experiencing this sense of waiting (Not necessarily for crop circles only!).  Whatever the reason this to me is a precious moment giving me the opportunity to contemplate and rejoice in whatever we are given whilst the outside world seems to be hurtling around us at breakneck speed.

To find a place or time of stillness is a blessed gift. To find our own reality in a world of unreality, to treasure the true values of friendship and purpose of where we are going and how we are all part of each other all the world over.

On a more mundane note, the fields are in desperate need of rain and the farmers are naturally concerned for their crops; the barley is with us but not a tall as usual and the wheat is also slow in growth.

There are 2 places available on the July 28 crop circle and Stonehenge private entry tour due to a cancellation. Also that there are 6 places still available for the private entry to Stonehenge on the 28th July.  These places tend to go very fast so please get in touch with me as soon as possible if you would like to come with me on either of these outings.

My new 2012 Crop Circle Calendar is now available on my website here!

New crop circle photos have been posted on 26th May 2011 and can be viewed here

Bless You All
Lucy

Lucy Pringle

Welcome to my fresh new crop circle news blog! I’m excited to have this as a new means to swiftly bring you news and updates about my research into crop circles and associated matters.

” The oil seed rape (canola) season is coming to as the yellow flowers fade and give way to the pale green stems and leaves. Flying over the fields of vibrant yellow at the start of the 2011 crop circle season is breathtaking as they can be seen from miles away and are the easiest to spot. I wonder how many crop circles over the year go un-noticed? Quite a few I suspect as farmers are reluctant to report them.

The next crop soon to appear will be barley, shimmering like shot silk in the sun; this is my favourite, caressing you gently as you walk through through the softly waving stems. Please remember at all times to observe the farmer’s code of conduct. I know that people in their excitement tend to rush into the fields without thinking and realising that it is not their land; the land is the farmer’s and it is their livelihood.

I seldom give talks in the summer as I am out in the fields conducting my crop circle research but an exception is the wonderful Glastonbury symposium, the longest established crop circle and alternative conference. I am always thrilled to be there and will be talking about my latest exciting research trying to establish a link between Parkinson’s disease and genuine crop circles; also showing photographs set to music of the latest formations and others from over the years. Later in the year I will be giving talks to Groups in Bosham, West Sussex, then spending 2 weeks lecturing in New Mexico, followed by talks to groups in Wiltshire and Petersfield, Hampshire and Farnham, Surrey. If anyone is interested in any of these please do get in touch and I can give further details. lucypringle@aol.com

All the latest photos of crop circles can be seen from my web site www.lucypringle.co.uk

Best wishes to everyone. Lucy