The Law of The One

Diana Johns Brower*, a member of the Expect Wonderful Tribe (and an amazingly gifted potter and writer) shared with the photo of this beautiful new crop circle which was found this morning, the 25th of June 2010.  

In looking at it I noticed all these 6's...and 6 is supposed to be the most loving number. ♥  Plus 6 represents harmony, balance, sincerity, love and truth...

The spiritual meaning of the number 6 also deals with enlightenment; specifically with "lighting" our path in areas we require mental and spiritual balance. It reminds me to of the Jewish Star of David (also known as the Merkaba) ...which is the two triangles combined and originally had a dot in the center symbolizing the Holy Spirit--uniting and balancing the polarities, thus forming the trinity.

The trinity, symbolized by the triangle is the structure that organizes Creation and permits replication of quantum fields! Geometry is the universal language of the matrix of Prime Creation.

I also love how the entire image emanates from The One! The largest circle in the center--isn't this how all of reality is? The Law of The One is the emergent thoughtform for us, the awareness and orientation to Unity Consciousness!

It's wonderful to reflect on all this and try to connect the dots and make meaning. Also I suspect just looking at the image, infuses us with the intended energy--the codes for activation within this communication! What a beautiful and elegant gift!

I am grateful for the Universe and how diversely it speaks to me.  I love that a beautiful and elegant form created in a mysterious way is encoded with energy that I receive simply by looking at this and allowing myself to receive the communication; beyond consciousness or perhaps even understanding.  My heart enjoys the beauty of this image and the satisfaction of the symmetry of it all.  It's radiant--literally and metaphorically--and I'm touched by it!  How wonderful to let life in like this!

I suggest you give it a whirl!!

Enjoy!

(note: Diana specifically makes pottery inspired by the Crop Circles, see it and more at http://www.cropcircleclay.com/ )

Image is by Chris Bird.  The site which posted this today is: http://www.cropcircleconnector.com/2010/whitesleethill/WhitesheetHill2010a.html