The Post-2012 Post

THE SOURCE FIELD INVESTIGATIONS -- PART ONE

 As you may recall, I first mentioned the work of David Wilcock in an earlier post on Project Avalon/Project Camelot, noting that Bill Ryan and Kerry Cassidy apparently think very highly of him.  In fact, on introducing him at her 2008 Project Camelot L.A. Awake and Aware Conference, Kerry referred to him as a "really stellar individual."

I was, therefore, very pleased to receive a review copy of his latest book, The Source Field Investigations: The Hidden Science and Lost Civilizations Behind the 2012 Prophecies.  It is a thick tome of a book, over 500 pages long with almost 50 pages of notes and citations -- not for the faint of heart, but well worth the effort if you have a big appetite for scientific conjecture and experimental results.

THE AVEBURY MANOR 2012 CROP CIRCLE

On July 15, 2008 a crop circle appeared adjacent to Avebury Manor, a National Trust property.  It is located in Avebury, Wiltshire in southern England, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the home of some famous neolithic stone circles.

The crop circle is a clear depiction of our solar system -- showing the alignment of the planets on approximately December 21, 2012. 

If you are of a skeptical bent, then you can double-check the alignment with an astronomy software program, or use an on-line resource such as  Solar System Live.  Just plug in the date: 2012-12-21 and, voila, you will get something that looks like this:

WHAT ON EARTH -- PART TWO

A number of interesting phenomena have been reported in the vicinity of the crop circles.  Evidently they play havoc with the electronics in cameras, recorders, even in the instruments in aircraft flying directly overhead.  The formations can also disrupt service to cell phones, but oddly enough they seem to resume working just fine if they are held outside the circle.

There have been reports of spontaneous healings due to special frequencies found within circles (however, that's based on anecdotal evidence and I would like to see some solid research before forming an opinion).  More immediately believable to me are the reports of circles forming in response to human thoughts.  For example, it was reported that the morning after a group of Japanese visitors lead by Masao Maki meditated on a shape that they would find recognizable, an origami-type pattern appeared in the field.

WHAT ON EARTH -- PART ONE

In a previous post I mentioned Daniel Pinchbeck's comment regarding the connection between 2012 and the recent spate of crop circles around the world.

I thought I would follow up on that in the next few posts by reviewing a recent video titled, What on Earth: Inside the Crop Circle Mystery by long-time crop circle researcher, Suzanne Taylor. 

The video's stunning images would be worth the price of admission alone but it provides much more than that.  It features presentations, interviews and discussions with almost two dozen  researchers and enthusiasts (sometimes referred to as "croppies") who focus on different aspects of the phenomenon.  All-in-all it is a good introduction to the field for a novice such as me. 

2012: SCIENCE OR SUPERSTITION -- PART TWO

In Chapter Five, titled The Science of Apocalypse, Bruce tackles the pronouncements of another video participant, Lawrence Joseph, author of Apocalypse 2012 (which is forebodingly  subtitled: A Scientific Investigation into Civilization's End).

Bruce evidently is a little sceptical about that word scientific since she conducts her own independent study into the likelihood of our befalling certain of the enumerated fates.  However, at a minimum she does concede that they are a "good sampling of the classic concerns that have come to be associated with the 2012 meme."  

After an extensive search of the scientific literature relevant to Joseph's "selection of apocalypses" she declares that "some are legitimate, others aren't"......and some fall in between.