Crop Circles Provide Clue to Comet ISON Connection and Hopi Prophecy

There still seems to be plenty of speculation over the origins and destination of Comet ISON and whether or not it means anything for the ultimate fate of humanity. One clue that we may have is in some of the recent crop circles seen in this video. It appears that our perception of Comet ISON has undergone changes over the last several months as it appears more comet-like in some instances than others. There have been days that the “comet” appears to look more like a spacecraft or a winged bird, making it appear very closely to the description of the Blue Kachina of Hopi prophecy. Hopi prophecy indicates the arrival of this celestial body just before the arrival of a more destructive body known as the Red Kachina, the destroyer. Critics and skeptics may laugh and scoff over the meaning of ISON and it’s arrival because they feel that this is nothing more than the simple passing of yet another comet, but dismissing this event out of hand could prove to be a huge mistake.

The crop circles seen in the early part of this video appear to be representations of the Hopi Blue Kachina prophecy, although interpretation is admittedly open. Crop circles tend to be cryptic in nature and never offer us any definitive answer to their own origins, let alone the origins or impact of a comet. Nonetheless, if we consider the possibility that the crop circles are authentic, then it does appear somewhat amazing how closely these resemble recent NASA images of ISON on its inbound path! Towards the end of this video, the guy narrating it seems to get a little off track and also indicates his relative ignorance regarding the crop circle message, but we shouldn’t throw the baby out with the bath water! We’ve got to keep in mind that information is neutral until interpreted and that his video is a conduit for the message. Time is running out. Are you ready for the arrival of the Destroyer? Click Here!

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