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Summary: THE SPIRAL CONNECTION
Review: ...I pulled this book off of the shelf - flipped to the amazing color photos - and was, in turn, literally pulled INTO one of them! This very surprising physical reaction led me straight to the cashier and on a mad dash home to devour the book. I just ordered my 4th copy, to replace the ones I've given away already! For me, the true value of Silva's meticulous scholarship lies well beyond the drama of information conspiracies (puzzling and amusing as they may be.) This book is a must for anyone involved in energy / lightwork, IMHO. If you've begun to discover our basic energetic connections to the Earth, simply looking at the pictures will affect your resonance! Crop Circles weren't really of more-than-passing interest when I encountered "Secrets In The Fields". And, like other reviewers here, Silva's detailed mathematics left me more mystified than edified. BUT so many other bits of the information offered here are immediately relevant to the shifting frequencies around us - and connect sychronistically, on numerous levels, with ALL of the information (re)surfacing now to assist in humankind's evolutionary transition. Silva doesn't try to ram his own conclusions down the reader's throat - a refreshing approach that lets the information speak for itself. My 'advice'? Buy the book for yourself - show the pictures to everyone you know! There's a primal healing energy here that speaks to the subconscious Self in an ancient, timeless whisper of renewal.
Rating:
Summary: THE SPIRAL CONNECTION
Review: ...I pulled this book off of the shelf - flipped to the amazing color photos - and was, in turn, literally pulled INTO one of them! This very surprising physical reaction led me straight to the cashier and on a mad dash home to devour the book. I just ordered my 4th copy, to replace the ones I've given away already! For me, the true value of Silva's meticulous scholarship lies well beyond the drama of information conspiracies (puzzling and amusing as they may be.) This book is a must for anyone involved in energy / lightwork, IMHO. If you've begun to discover our basic energetic connections to the Earth, simply looking at the pictures will affect your resonance! Crop Circles weren't really of more-than-passing interest when I encountered "Secrets In The Fields". And, like other reviewers here, Silva's detailed mathematics left me more mystified than edified. BUT so many other bits of the information offered here are immediately relevant to the shifting frequencies around us - and connect sychronistically, on numerous levels, with ALL of the information (re)surfacing now to assist in humankind's evolutionary transition. Silva doesn't try to ram his own conclusions down the reader's throat - a refreshing approach that lets the information speak for itself. My 'advice'? Buy the book for yourself - show the pictures to everyone you know! There's a primal healing energy here that speaks to the subconscious Self in an ancient, timeless whisper of renewal.
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Summary: A Tug At The Secret
Review: At last ! A book that tugs seriously at the thick curtain on this drama.
The investigative work of impressively credentialled teams, and individuals makes this an important book on the subject. From the text, crop circles emerge as a highly specific language that naturally unifies the findings and efforts of a diversity of subjects, and specialists. These activating phototonic imprints kick us into a realization of multidimensional intelligences, structures and interests. Their puzzle sounds a shrill trumpet call for greater public awareness and exploration, and this book prepares an answer to the challenge. Cymatics , ancient prophesies , and ancient languages , electromagnetics, sacred geometry, music , geodetic lines, mathematics , history, science, electronics, meteorology, metaphysics , natural phenomena , dowsing, psychics, and sensitives are all employed in solving the CC mystery. The story unfolds from deceptively simple glyphs to increasingly complex forms.
Anecdotal stories and accounts, exert a pull that draws the reader right into the back and front stage of a drama that grows and outgrows the forces of conflict and dis-information. The prose is easy and accompanied by about 38 full colour pictures which tell their own silencing story. There are over 160 black and white pictures and illustrating diagrams through the book. The investigative work seems to have ferreted out at least one of the sources of the CC mystery. What makes the book interesting is the wide range of edifying information it packs into its pages. The story continues to enthrall us as much as it overwhelms our 3D institutions. There have been several glyphs since 2002 when the book came out. Hopefully, other investigative efforts will at least emulate the standard set here.
Rating:
Summary: A Tug At The Secret
Review: At last ! A book that tugs seriously at the thick curtain on this drama.
The investigative work of impressively credentialled teams, and individuals makes this an important book on the subject. From the text, crop circles emerge as a highly specific language that naturally unifies the findings and efforts of a diversity of subjects, and specialists. These activating phototonic imprints kick us into a realization of multidimensional intelligences, structures and interests. Their puzzle sounds a shrill trumpet call for greater public awareness and exploration, and this book prepares an answer to the challenge. Cymatics , ancient prophesies , and ancient languages , electromagnetics, sacred geometry, music , geodetic lines, mathematics , history, science, electronics, meteorology, metaphysics , natural phenomena , dowsing, psychics, and sensitives are all employed in solving the CC mystery. The story unfolds from deceptively simple glyphs to increasingly complex forms.
Anecdotal stories and accounts, exert a pull that draws the reader right into the back and front stage of a drama that grows and outgrows the forces of conflict and dis-information. The prose is easy and accompanied by about 38 full colour pictures which tell their own silencing story. There are over 160 black and white pictures and illustrating diagrams through the book. The investigative work seems to have ferreted out at least one of the sources of the CC mystery. What makes the book interesting is the wide range of edifying information it packs into its pages. The story continues to enthrall us as much as it overwhelms our 3D institutions. There have been several glyphs since 2002 when the book came out. Hopefully, other investigative efforts will at least emulate the standard set here.
Rating:
Summary: THE SPIRAL CONNECTION
Review: Browsing in Borders last October, I pulled this book off of the shelf - flipped to the amazing color photos - and was, in turn, literally pulled INTO one of them! This very surprising physical reaction led me straight to the cashier and on a mad dash home to devour the book. I just ordered my 4th copy, to replace the ones I've given away already!! For me, the true value of Silva's meticulous scholarship lies well beyond the drama of information conspiracies (puzzling and amusing as they may be.) This book is a must for anyone involved in energy / lightwork, IMHO. If you've begun to discover our basic energetic connections to the Earth, simply looking at the pictures will affect your resonance! Crop Circles weren't really of more-than-passing interest when I encountered "Secrets In The Fields". And, like other reviewers here, Silva's detailed mathematics left me more mystified than edified. BUT so many other bits of the information offered here are immediately relevant to the shifting frequencies around us - and connect sychronistically, on numerous levels, with ALL of the information (re)surfacing now to assist in humankind's evolutionary transition. Silva doesn't try to ram his own conclusions down the reader's throat - a refreshing approach that lets the information speak for itself. My 'advice'? Buy the book for yourself - show the pictures to everyone you know! There's a primal healing energy here that speaks to the subconscious Self in an ancient, timeless whisper of renewal.
Rating:
Summary: THE SPIRAL CONNECTION
Review: Browsing in Borders last October, I pulled this book off of the shelf - flipped to the amazing color photos - and was, in turn, literally pulled INTO one of them! This very surprising physical reaction led me straight to the cashier and on a mad dash home to devour the book. I just ordered my 4th copy, to replace the ones I've given away already!! For me, the true value of Silva's meticulous scholarship lies well beyond the drama of information conspiracies (puzzling and amusing as they may be.) This book is a must for anyone involved in energy / lightwork, IMHO. If you've begun to discover our basic energetic connections to the Earth, simply looking at the pictures will affect your resonance! Crop Circles weren't really of more-than-passing interest when I encountered "Secrets In The Fields". And, like other reviewers here, Silva's detailed mathematics left me more mystified than edified. BUT so many other bits of the information offered here are immediately relevant to the shifting frequencies around us - and connect sychronistically, on numerous levels, with ALL of the information (re)surfacing now to assist in humankind's evolutionary transition. Silva doesn't try to ram his own conclusions down the reader's throat - a refreshing approach that lets the information speak for itself. My 'advice'? Buy the book for yourself - show the pictures to everyone you know! There's a primal healing energy here that speaks to the subconscious Self in an ancient, timeless whisper of renewal.
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Summary: Connecting messages
Review: For anyone trying to figure out why our governments and the general media are suppressing information from the public , this book is a masterwork. Those in power will do all that they can to remain in power. Crop circles embody a form of communication as old as recorded history and more modern than our current level of science. The Barbury glyph and others will give us the insight to propel research for the next generation and beyond. Mr. Silva and his associates have done an extraordinary job of lifting the veil if ignorance. Easily a five star book!
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Summary: Great Writing, Scientific Inquiry in Secrets in the Fields
Review: Freddy Silva is an entertaining and informative writer. His style is personal, and slightly humorous. However, he gives his theories of the crop circles indepth and with computerized graphic overlays to demonstrate real crop circles from fake, for example, and some of the text was way over my head, but still vitally interesting in the sort of way that makes you hunger to learn more. For entertainment value (Oh, wow) and scientific understanding of the reality of what the crop circles are saying to us (more "Wows") you will find his book to be helpful and genuine. He also tells you about the fakes and what their agenda is and the possible future of their agenda. But, more important, this book gave me hope for humankind and the unseen beneficial force behind crop circles.
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Summary: on point
Review: I must recommend this book. Do not let the 'controversy' of said agriglyphs influence your judgement. The proponent explanation is one of extra terrestrial intelligence whereas the skeptic ascribes the phenomona to human hoaxers, but to sit and debate with oneself or others clearly misses the point. These stigmas are unfortunate. Indeed, this book is unequivocally the most interesting and awing I've owned. It is not merely about "crop circles" and their stigmas. It is in its essence a spiritual book because the majority of it deals with the meanings, both factual and speculatory, of these phenomenons (I interpret said meanings as spiritual although you may not). Not stuffy, boring maxim type of spirituality but such that it is revealed through advanced (sacred) geometry, allusions to Human DNA, and references to our own primeval cultures. Any inclination to believe 'where they come from,' in whichever form, is not needed to be awe-struck and moved by this book... in fact, such a preoccupation is completely missing the point. Freddy Silva is not a charlatan nor does he present his material in such a way. The supposed complexity of any material is no excuse for a simple mind to deride it or its expositor. Ignorance never appologises for the lack of effort involved (wink, wink).
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Summary: Some reviews sent to author's website
Review: Instead of this, read Round in Circles, by Jim Schnabel, which is the REAL story of how crop circles are made. It's a great read, and a classic story of how easily and willingly people, including some so-called "scientists" delude themselves.
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