HOW CROP CIRCLES ARE MADE
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The above animation shows how all genuine crop circles and complex pictograms with their signature counter-clockwise swirls are made.
When in operation above a real crop field, the metallic orbs cause an electro-magnetic distribution effect upon standing crops which enables the relief outlines of a pre-programmed design to emerge.
If still unconvinced, then please follow this --- YouTube link --- to view live footage of ‘balls of light’ (orbs) in remotely controlled operation above fields in the county of Wiltshire in England.
Whenever such futuristic programs as these are deployed; it’s not ET we need look to, but to one particular myth that resides in antiquity.

In ‘The Secret Teachings of All Ages,’ Manly P. Hall (1901-1990) states that:
“Atlantean sun worship has been perpetuated in the ritualism and ceremonialism of both Christianity and Pagandom. Both the cross and the serpent were Atlantean emblems of divine wisdom. The divine (Atlantean) progenitors of the Mayas and Qhichas of Central America coexisted within the green and azure radiance of Gucamatz, ‘The plumed serpent.'
The six sky born sages came into manifestation as centres of light, bound together and synthesized by the seventh and chief of their order, the feathered snake. The title of ‘winged’ or ‘plumed’ snake was applied to Quetzalcoatl or Kukulcan, the Central American initiate. The centre of the Atlantean wisdom was presumably a great pyramidal temple standing on the brow of a plateau rising in the midst of the city with golden gates. From here the initiate priests of the Sacred Feather went forth carrying the keys of universal wisdom to the uttermost parts of the world.”
Most eminent postulates of anthropology alive today would probably take a very dim view of these allusions to a lost Atlantis.
But even though this statement from Hall would've immediately set him on a collision course with this orthodoxy, he wasn't alone.
In 'Chronologie Historique des Mexicains,' Atlantean researcher Charles-Étienne Brasseur de Bourbourg (1814-1874) expounded on the theory that the antediluvian Atlantis had once spanned the mid-western Atlantic, right across to the Yucatán Peninsula in southern Mexico.
If the Yucatán was an outpost, then had he found here, the setting for a myth that eventually would lay claim on a 21st century crop circle phenomenon? If so, then where did these circle-makers of Mayan descent come to possess such an advanced gravity defying technology?
This additional information seems to reflect certain parallels between an island state known as Aztlan and that of Atlantis. Notwithstanding the fact that the Ah-Tzai (who'd found refuge in Mexico) were known to be highly cultured; Aztlan also went the way of Atlantis.
Judging by that opening statement by Manly P. Hall, the present day Pyramid of Quetzalcoatl in Teotihuacán (just outside of Mexico City) could now figure greatly in the search for this lost land. Luckily, a major clue left behind by the Pyramids’ builders should at least take us in the general direction of Aztlan.

In the above frieze, all of the Feathered Serpent/Rattlesnake sculptures featured here are to be expected. What is entirely unexpected are the numbers of sea shell carvings that decorate the Pyramid’s lower steps; an edifice 200 miles from the nearest Ocean.
Excavations made here in 1922 recovered many hundreds of marine shells from the top of and entrance to the Pyramid. A further process of identification found that the most prominent shell was from a Turbinella genus known to the Teotihuacános as the 'divine conch.'
Pre-Columbian iconography informs us that the breastplate insignia that conferred the office of the Quetzal priest-king was partially constructed from a conch shell. Evidently, a section of this so called ‘spirally voluted wind jewel breastplate’ was formed out of a transverse cut of this large shell.
Surely that explains it! As far as pointers to Aztlan are concerned, these real shell artifacts now seem nothing more than a throwback to the time when this icon of the breastplate had cause to be commemorated in stone.
One imagines that for this breastplate, these larger shells would’ve been collected either from Mexico's Pacific coastline or along the eastern Gulf coast.

The only problem with this theory is that the conch recovered from this Pyramid was not local to Mexican coastlines. This shell is only found in the Caribbean!
In the early 1980’s, a U.S. underwater survey team discovered a large structure lying on the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean; not far from the islands that make up ‘The Little Bahama Bank’ in the Bahamas.
Further deep water camera dives proceeded to unveil startling images of a massive truncated Pyramid still in one piece. Incredibly, the filming had captured a style of building similar to that of the Quetzalcoatl Pyramid at Teotihuacán, only larger.
Here is the prospect of an ancient urban landscape engulfed by the Atlantic Ocean.
So why does the world not know of its discovery?
In A.D 2012 the story continues ...