The lovely and inspiring Amely Greeven, meditation teacher, progressive thinker and author, and high fashion wordsmith (yes, one can be all these things!), took a bit of time away from her Laurel Canyon hillside home this summer to go visit family and roam around the English countryside. What she never expected was a "front row seat" on the crop circle phenomenon, as she just happened to be in Southwest England, which has a concentration of sacred sites including Stonehenge, at peak season for these massive formations. "The proximity of these forms to my kitchen table is breathtaking," she writes in a piece about the experience just published in Reality Sandwich. In the story, Amely matter-of-factly dismisses the idea that crop circles could be man made, and explains what it feels like to walk within what she believes are physical expressions of the cosmic intelligence. She also compares them to a "tattoo on the rump of a very attractive lady."
Saturday, August 22, 2009
Inner Circles
The lovely and inspiring Amely Greeven, meditation teacher, progressive thinker and author, and high fashion wordsmith (yes, one can be all these things!), took a bit of time away from her Laurel Canyon hillside home this summer to go visit family and roam around the English countryside. What she never expected was a "front row seat" on the crop circle phenomenon, as she just happened to be in Southwest England, which has a concentration of sacred sites including Stonehenge, at peak season for these massive formations. "The proximity of these forms to my kitchen table is breathtaking," she writes in a piece about the experience just published in Reality Sandwich. In the story, Amely matter-of-factly dismisses the idea that crop circles could be man made, and explains what it feels like to walk within what she believes are physical expressions of the cosmic intelligence. She also compares them to a "tattoo on the rump of a very attractive lady."
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Thanks Steffie, for posting this. I feel very inspired to sprinkle awareness of this summer's formations a bit wider. It's hard to describe but something quite profound has been happening here. Sometimes I feel like I just fell down the rabbit hole, but in a good way."everything you always thought you knew is changing...."
ReplyDeleteYour blog is excellent--Great to read! Amely