Physical and psychological effects have been discussed widely within crop circle research, but until now they have been seen as the result of some unknown circle-making energy. Electromagnetic effects are often cited, as are references to radiation effects. I remain sceptical about either of these as causative factors. I have often wondered whether there could be an alternative source for effects, both physical and psychological, which would be much clearer and simpler in basis than the problem of ill-defined energies . The link between shape, vibration, and frequency is very important.
Shape is a direct response to vibration and frequency but, in turn, shapes also emit vibrations.
In other words, shapes are vibrations of a specific frequency. It was in reading the work of Mathematician and Egyptologist R.A Schwaller de Lubicz that I first came across the idea that proportion, harmony and measure could have been used knowledgeably to elicit specific responses from those coming into contact with them. It was the sincere belief of Schwaller de Lubicz that the ancient Egyptians possessed just such a knowledge and used it in their temples. The purpose was to raise the vibration of those within their walls and to induce a sense of the sacred within the individual. I thought there was an uncanny similarity between this and our interaction with huge geometric crop circles.