SILBURY HILL WORMHOLE
- May 24
- 2 min read
Silbury Hill is a massive artificial hill / mound in the UK 🇬🇧 that looks 👀 like a wormhole ☉🌪️ from the top-down.
It also looks like the 2D depiction of a hydrogen atom ☉ and the ancient symbol for the Sun ☉
It's said to be the central meeting point ☉📍for the ‘Watchers’ -- aka the 'Shining Beings' ✨ that have watched 👁️ over and aided humanity 🧬🪽
The UK 🇬🇧 is full of these sacred hills and mounds that were deliberately built upon nodes of highly energetic leylines marking the locations 📍 where cosmic 🌌 and terrestrial 🌏 energy unite and upwell 🌀⚡️🧲 They serve as eternal place markers to keep humanity aware of the areas of power.
And crop circles 🌾 are always manifesting near them, especially Silbury Hill -- there’s a direct energetic connection 🌀🔗🌀 that is highly intentional.
The second crop circle of 2026 can also be added to this list -- it arrived right between two of the most sacred sites in the English countryside - Avebury Stone Circle and Silbury Hill.
So you gotta wonder why so many of them arrive by these massive creations inconspicuously called "hills & mounds" ... and what they're truly created for?
They're certainly not burial mounds, as has been said. That's like saying the Great Pyramid of Egypt was just a giant tomb.
** This recent connection (with crop circle number two of 2026) is part of my ongoing wormhole theory I've been exploring for a few years.
I keep finding more connections that strengthen the initial instinct I had about the way these so-called mounds and hills actually function 🌀⚡️🧲
And when I say "wormhole", that can be substituted for "portal" 🌀. The idea is the same -- places where the veil is thin and where the energy can be manipulated.
For more about this theory, check out my other articles --> "Ascension Into Wormholes" is my take on the Maya potentially disappearing or ascending to another dimension via Silbury Hill.
And "Crop Circles Reveal Wormholes" connects iconic formations with their appearance next to these artificial hills and mounds in the UK.
