The power of Dragonfly lies in its ability to see around things by looking from different angles. Using its ability to transform colours and lights by reflecting and refracting them, Dragonfly shows us that life, like light, can bend, shift, and adapt in various ways, making life's appearance never be what it appears to be. Dragonfly's magic shows us to see through life's illusions and find our true vision. It calls us to transform within our lives and reminds us to feel deeply so we will have the compassion necessary to help ourselves and others.

Originally posted by KaginD
Thats amazing! Has anyone noticed that the Jelly fish and the Dragon both have 7 circles on the ends of them?? I wonder what that means

Here is a quote from "Medicine Cards" by J. Sams & D. Carson that can add to the meaning of the dragonfly formation at Yatesbury:

"Dragonfly is the essence of the winds of change, the messages of wisdom and enlightenment, and the communications from the elemental world. This elemental world is made up of the tiny spirits of plants, and of the elements air, earth, fire, and water. In essence, this world is full of nature spirits."

Here's another idea coming from Ted Andrews in "Animal Speak": "Dragonfly's magic is the power of light and all that has ever been associated with it."

Isn't that also what the crop circles are telling us? That the light energy changes and events are affecting things down here on Earth?