...In Crop Circle Wisdom: Simple Teachings from the CircleMakers, Denni Clarke presents us with the enigmatic, visually and emotionally stirring, panorama of beauty, strength, and enlightenment found to emanate from the Crop Circles through her breath-taking photographs and gifted insight as to the wisdom contained within. This inspirational little hardback, full photography book offers interesting and practical insight into the power inherent within the Crop Circles....

Why do immense, geometric formations suddenly appear overnight in English corn fields, year after year? They have been explained away as the work of fraudsters, but they have puzzled the farmers and scientists who have examined them. What are they? Who, or what is creating them? This book explains the very latest compelling theories, along with incredible photographs from the English countryside that will fascinate you. Whether you believe they are the result of visits from extraterrestrial beings or mischievous locals, you will be surprised by the beauty, variety and complexity of the designs.

They have appeared in rice paddies and cornfields, in pine forests and mountain snow. They are complex works of art on a grand scale, yet these mysterious circles are thought to be a hoax. But who could have created 3,000 complicated designs all over the world without leaving behind even one careless footprint? This book explores what is known about crop circles and provides a compelling argument for taking them seriously.

In this extraordinary study, Lucy Pringle brings together her stunning aerial photographs with her many years of intensive research investigating a phenomenon which continues to baffle scientists throughout the world.

Crop circles are mysterious markings that have been found on farmland worldwide, ranging from simple circles to elaborate formations. This Beginner's Guide explores the history of crop circles, the current theories and explanations, hoaxes, as well as recent occurrences and remaining mysteries.

...Scientific formulas of light and sound and the wisdom found in the mythologies of the ages are brought together in this up-to-the-minute 2001 edition. This book lifts the crop circles away from the controversy of who makes them into the wonder of what they represent to us at this critical time in our history.

Eltjo Haselhoff has written the first book on crop circles based on scientific evidence. His research, as intoduced in the first chapter, “A Great But Most Tangible Mystery,” addresses some of the most concrete crop-circle phenomena: the dead fly enigma, curious deposits, germination anomalies, and balls of light. Studies with mathematical formulas allow any reader to analyze and verify, or dispute, the author’s findings. For those interested in a more metaphysical approach, the author provides “The Psychic Perspective: Earth Forces, Aliens, Gate to Another World, and Messages from the Cosmos.” Diagrams and color photographs throughout the book guarantee a fascinating journey through the world of crop circles even for those not inclined toward laboratories and numbers.

Jay Goldner takes the reader on a step-by-step, clear and compelling adventure in decoding the message from space and explains why this may well be the first indisputable evidence that extraterrestrial intelligence is trying to communicate with the earth's inhabitants.

Opening Minds is about a social scientist's voyage into the world of non-ordinary, multidimensional energy phenomena. The book is both an examination of the limited belief systems intrinsic to existing mechanistic worldviews and an exploration of emerging new paradigms based on subtle-energy sciences. New discoveries in physics, combined with a greater awareness of extraordinary phenomena that surround us, challenge our traditional beliefs in the mechanistic universe of Sir Isaac Newton. Research into remote viewing, crop circles, and extraterrestrials shows our world to be vibrant, multidimensional, and mysterious. The author shows us how we can connect with this infinite universe. Read how many crop circles are made from first-hand accounts!

An exploration of the origin and meaning of the phenomenon of crop circles. Freddy Silva discusses the history of circles, their nature and symbolism, and the issue of man-made hoaxes, and offers the reader a sense of what it's like to be in a crop circle just after it has been made. The volume is illustrated with photographs, circle redrawings, diagrams, and a colour insert.

Crop circles, those beautiful and complex patterns that are visible from the air in fields around the world, have long fascinated the public, media, and scientific community. Vital Signs is a comprehensive guide for newcomers to these puzzling patterns and an essential history for those who are already intrigued. Illustrated with hundreds of full-color and black-and-white photos, this chronological and photographic history is an accessible discussion of the various crop circle theories, physical and statistical evidence, and the surprising effects these formations have had on observers and researchers.