Mysterious 13-Mile-Long Sri Yantra Mandala Crop Circle Found in Desert

Mysterious 13-Mile-Long Sri Yantra Mandala Crop Circle Found in Desert

5 Feb 2016


 
Written by Jennifer Sodini
The video at the bottom of the article contains photos and along with a detailed description of a Sri Yanta Mandala crop circle formation that is apparently 13.3 miles of line carved into a dry lake bed in Oregon.
According to Higher Perspectives:

In 1990 a strange Sri Yantra mandala formation found  in an isolated dry lake bed Near Steens Mountain Oregon, it was first seen by Air National Guard pilots.
The lines in total equate to 13.3 miles, and are 10 inches wide by 3 inches deep. They were carved into extremely hard, compact dirt, and no signs of the removed dirt can be found also no foot-prints, no tire tracks, and no tool marks.
Sri Yantra, which means “holy instrument”, is an ancient symbol of Hindu tantra, which is based on the Hindu philosophy of Kashmir Shaivism. The Sri Yantra is the object of devotion in Sri Vidya.  The shape is  four isosceles triangles with the apices upwards crossing five isosceles triangles with the apices downward.

I find it interesting that many crop circles appear to have a connection to sacred geometry, cymatics, and other metaphysical mysteries. If this was in fact man-made, this was one heck of an accomplishment to achieve. If it is something celestial…again, this was quite an accomplishment. Regardless of its origin, it’s quite beautiful nonetheless.






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