Topic: Colin Andrews

During a 2012 lecture by Colin Andrews in Phoenix, Grant Cameron experienced what he describes as an instantaneous "download" or noetic experience. While Andrews discussed how 80% of crop circles might be "hoaxed" by people receiving mental prompts from an external intelligence, Cameron felt a sudden, absolute certainty about the nature of reality. This event shifted his research focus entirely toward "contact modalities" and the primacy of consciousness.

Colin Andrews discusses the current state of crop circle research, noting a period of relative silence in the field. He explains that while many designs are man-made, the phenomenon remains significant due to the supernatural synchronicities surrounding the "hoaxers." Andrews argues that the media's focus on the word "hoax" has effectively put the public to sleep regarding the deeper intelligence potentially nudging human consciousness.

Colin Andrews, who coined the term "crop circles," discusses his three decades of research into the phenomenon alongside his wife Cynthia. He argues that while some patterns are man-made, a significant percentage involve an intelligent, non-human component that interacts with the physical environment and human consciousness.

Colin Andrews addresses the skepticism surrounding his acceptance of funding from Lawrence Rockefeller, explaining that he maintained full control over the research and made all findings public. Despite his transparency, the 80/20 findings led to him being ostracized and "trashed in the mud" by the paranormal research community for a decade.