August 18th and the Pewsey White Horse Crop Circle

Doomsdayers, ufo enthusiasts, and scientists alike are fascinated with the myriad of symbols embedded in the Pewsey White Horse Crop Circle.
First laid down in an English field on August 4th, 2007 the circle is gathering interest as it rolls around the Internet. According to Linda Moulton Howe's site, Earthfiles.com, a circle created on August 1st represents a lunar calendar which points to a time just after midnight on August 18th. This was deciphered by an Australian scientist who contacted Linda and requested his or her anonymity. The Pewsey White Horse crop circle points to a time of just after midnight on August 18th according to the same anonymous expert. To read her full report and see photos go here. We find it infinitely interesting that a scientist browsing the web in his leisure time felt driven to decode a lunar calendar hidden inside a crop circle.

The story gets even more weird as we start to look at other interpretations of the symbolism inside the circle. We browsed over to Whitley Strieber's site Unknowncountry.com where we were surprised to find another interpretation of the Pewsey White Horse Circle. Whitley sees at the center of the circle a representation of a nuclear device wrapped in a crescent moon. He intimates that some event may occur involving Iran on or near August 18th proving the validity of the crop circle message in a very scary way. To read more visit this link. Why Iran? Because twice repeated in the circle is a nine pointed star, symbol of the Baha'i faith which originated in Iran. Could someone be trying to warn us of a catastrophic event in the near future through symbolism? The idea is absolutely intriguing.

The circle could have more positive implications, though here at The Apocalypse Times we are not inclined to think in such directions. To us the symbol in the center is more suggestive of a symbol representing the All-Seeing Eye of God, or Eye of Providence most commonly seen atop the pyramid on the back of the one dollar bill.
This symbol is surrounded by conspiracy and controversy in modern times; having been associated with the Masons and the Illuminati. Its origins can be tracked to ancient Egypt and the eye of Horus. The triangle with a circle at the center has also been used to represent the Holy Trinity of Christianity: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

The crescent moon is an obvious and indisputable symbol of the Islamic faith. Interestingly, the moon phase on August 18th will be near a crescent. The symbol of the Islamic faith probably sparks fear among most U.S. Christians, but perhaps there is less to fear and more to hope from the story of this crop circle.

The crescent moon wraps around what may be the symbol of the Christian faith or perhaps a symbol more specific to the United States. The United States adopted the symbol of the All-Seeing Eye in the 18th century as part of its Great Seal. Wrapping around both of these iconic symbols is a symbol of the Baha'i faith, the nine pointed star. The Baha'i faith originated in Iran, specifically Tehran by a man who claimed to a supreme manifestation of God. One of the central tenets of the Baha'i faith is one of the basic equality of all humans. Religious tolerance is essential and the unification of all humankind is paramount among all issues confronting the modern world. Let's home the biggest circle wins!

Could August 18th be the start of something big? Will it be bad or good? We will simply have to wait and see what, if anything, the symbolism inside the Pewsey White Horse Circle means.