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The Little Fish that Could

Tuesday, January 28, 2014 13:02

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Or why aliens just may not be making pretty designs in our fields

Several years ago, I asked Billy Meier about the crop circle phenomena. In the late 1990s, I had expressed my opinion in a UFO magazine article that they seemed like they were made by “somebody”, meaning extraterrestrials, who were giving us some lessons in the creative use of power without doing harm.

Since the appearance of crop circles, there’s been much conjecture, outright hoaxing, mysterious lights, certainty among some that there are very intelligent, extraterrestrial beings sending us encoded and/or cryptic messages, etc. Meier and the Plejaren are on record as saying that most are manmade, which has certainly aroused some ire. Also, Ptaah had once remarked that if any are being made by extraterrestrials, they are a very indirect, ineffective way to communicate anything important, as opposed to directly contacting the people of Earth and telling us just exactly what they have to say.

But getting back to my conversation with Meier, he told me something rather interesting. He said that the Creation itself sends out certain kinds of impulses that are picked up by highly sensitive, artistic people, who are thusly inspired to create these designs themselves, which accounts for the majority of the crop circles.

I had a hard time with that explanation…until I discovered the fancy fin work of the little Puffer fish. As I watched in awe as that marvel of Creation single finnedly made its little undersea masterpiece, I thought that it just may be possible that human beings with far more resources available to them (hands with fingers, boards and ropes at the very least, comrades and computers, etc.) could use their abilities to bring the impulse inspirations to complete artistic expression. And while working in grain fields may have its own challenges, I wonder if a human being could actually make such a delicate masterpiece undersea, as the Puffer fish does so naturally and almost effortlessly.

Of course, we do know a man with only one hand who’s not only remarkably prolific but who also has created a very revolutionary, clear design and firm foundation for the most profound evolution in human consciousness. So perhaps we can take a little inspiration from both the little Puffer fish and the prophet and be creative, productive and…do no harm.