This Formation which is showing the tree of life was found on 16th June 2017 in a field near Target Wood, nr Badbury Rings, Dorset
A crop picture on June 16, 2017 at Target Wood shows an “isocursal hexagram” to represent the “setting Sun”, and points to where our Sun will set on August 21, 2017, the day of a solar eclipse. Superimposed on that “isocursal hexagram” is a “Tree of Life” from sacred geometry, which suggests that certain events associated with the eclipse may bring us back from “death into life”.
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A new crop picture at Target Wood, near Badbury Rings in Dorset, was created graphically by superimposing a “Tree of Life” symbol from sacred geometry on an “isocursal hexagram”. The crop artist also added a third, overlapping symbol in the form of an “equilateral triangle”.
This “isocursal hexagram” with its flat, star-shaped appearance resembles our “bright setting Sun”. Indeed, the new crop picture points approximately toward where our Sun was setting on the west-northwest horizon, on June 16 the day when it appeared:
Actually it points slightly left (or south) of where our Sun set on June 16, or closer to where our Sun will set in the month of August, for example during a solar eclipse on August 21, 2017.
When we use Google Earth to study the landscape features where it was drawn (at latitude 50.833o N, longitude 2.076o W), we learn that it points in the other direction toward Badbury Rings below, as noted on the left with an orange dashed line:
That large, ringed, megalithic structure at Badbury Rings does look something like an “eclipsed Sun”!
Just above the crop picture and to the right, we can see two large, white “numbers” in the landscape which seem to read “6” or “7” (outlined by a thin white box). Those two “numbers” might be meant to suggest “67 days”, from when the crop picture was drawn (on the night of June 15) until a late-afternoon solar eclipse on August 21.
Two other crop pictures at Woolstone Hill on June 4, or Maiden Bradley on June 9, likewise showed symbols to suggest “78” or “73” days respectively, from when each crop picture appeared until the solar eclipse would take place.
In the next slide below, we can see that an “equilateral triangle”, as the third, overlapping symbol from this crop picture, has 60o angles in each of three corners. Why else would the crop artist have added this somewhat-superfluous symbol to his “isocursal hexagram” and “Tree of Life”, unless to suggest a time period of “60 days”?
The “equilateral triangle” was added so that it encloses just 7 of 10 large “circles” from a “Tree of Life”, again to suggest perhaps a time period of “7 days”. When we add “60” and “7”, we get “67 days” as indicated by two large landscape “numbers” nearby.
On a very broad scale in the landscape near this new crop picture, we can see (using Google Earth) three different possible images of a “horned serpent with love L” (southeast up), a “space shuttle” (southwest up), or a “dead person like a mummy” (northeast or northwest up).
The underlying meaning of an “isocursal hexagram”, drawn two other times in crops at Ackling Dyke in 2014 (see sixpenny-handley 2014), or Etchilhampton in 2016 (see latest-crop-circles-2016-august), is that “love is the law”.
By superimposing the “Tree of Life” from sacred geometry on an “isocursal hexagram”, in the same way that our Moon overlaps the Sun during an eclipse, the crop artist seems to be suggesting that certain events associated with a solar eclipse on August 21 will be done “with love”, and also will bring us all back metaphorically “from death into life”.