Crop circle said to predict end of the world

Crop circles have always generated controversy, as some believe they are made by UFOs while others think they are just works of art by pranksters tramping down wheat and barley crops in the middle of the night (it has been proven that some are pranks). No matter what, crop circles have been occuring for many years in the fields of England up till now.

The latest crop circle of a phoenix rising from the ashes in a field in Wiltshire, England, has been interpreted as depicting the end of the world. The end of the world is said to be forecast by the ancient Mayans because their calender stops at December 21, 2012.

The phoenix is a mythical bird that symbolizes death and rebirth, so crop circle fans are all abuzz that this could be a message from aliens about what would happen after 2012.

So, is it true at all that the world will close shop on and after that day? I don’t think so, but there “might” be changes on a large scale affecting the world, socially, globally, and politically.  Maybe nothing will happen too, and wouldn’t that be a major “disappointment” for doomsday enthusiasts?

Photo credit: M & Y PORTSMOUTH

Source: Telegraph UK