Re: Stuart Wilde/ghouls/yoga

I like Stuart Wilde.  He demonstrates a degree of integrity that I find refreshing.  For example, in the very early 90's he stopped touring, giving workshops and retreats.  He knew his income would drop 80% (and from what I can gather he rather enjoyed living well) but went on a self-imposed "quiet time."  Also, his last book "God's Gladiator's" was not published by Hay House as it was too "out there" so he basically self-published it and promotes it through his website.  Anyway, he's not perfect but he certainly gives plenty of stuff to think about.  Additionally, his early works are very good basic stuff...not la-la and light but practical things which help expand ones knowledge - through discipline etc.  And he writes in a completely EASY to understand style.  Friendly and down to earth.

As for other sites about ghouls, I haven't looked and I don't know much about Ra or other channeled sources.  Perhaps someone else here could help?

Christine B.

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Vegetarian  diet can be done quite healthfully with some knowledge of nutrition, I think, for those (quite right Tom)of a tolerant blood type. Besides meat is quite polluted unless it is organic or atleast free from irradiation,heavy metals, hormones, antibiotics, and this new stuff it is being sprayed with. A lot of people I know simply can't afford organic or free range.  Maybe it's just the area and the fact there are very few health food stores in this area. Plus, there are ethical and enviromental concerns, lots. Personally, I could not bring myself to kill an animal and eat it unless my survival truly depended on it. Nevertheless, I agree with Cameron, listen to your body. Maybe I'm telling Noah about the flood, but it will tell you what it needs if your are open. For example, my body communicates to my conscious mind in my dreams alot.  As for yoga, Christine B.,personally I think it's f'n great. Certainly people get finatical about it, but people get finatical about anything. Diet included. Ghouls included! But, whenever I've done it I have felt clearer, more balanced and energized, and interestingly more space in my body. My chakras spin  more also. More importantly, I'm not dead. Although, the horns growing from my forehead are interesting. I think finaticism is what kills. It's antithetical to freewill and any sense of natural living. Lyra, in the future, FYI, CS will take care of food poisoning. Feeling ill can certainly color your experience and make for a "bad" trip anywhere. So, I take some where ever I go. Really, it is a good idea. Lastly, Tom, from my experience, I agree with you and the C's completely on alignment, and ermolai on intention.

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BB wrote:

and at the same time I feel as if he focuses too much on the "family of light".

Notice that Stuart does talk plenty about the negative stuff.

But what is wrong with focusing on the family of light?

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To quote Elvis Costello: "What's so funny about peace, love, and understanding?"

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But what is wrong with focusing on the family of light?

Well, I think that if something is ignored, it comes out of seemingly "no-where" to smack right into your face. As if it means to say: "I'M STILL HERE, SCHMUCK!"

Almost like you are challenging something by ignoring it. Not to say that Stuart ignores the negative. In fact, when I say that he focuses on the Famly of Light "too much", it's more out of the envy I hold to someone who can think in that way and not attract the negative by doing so. He brings up ghouls and many of the "no-no's" that will probably save many of us the headaches.

But then again, I'm really just speculating. I envy Stuart for seeing what he sees. He has visions and speaks of Gods and Godesses, Angels and Ghouls. Images that are very symbolic and are described as something I would only imagine in my dreams, watch on Saturday morning cartoons, or movie-magic. I only wish I could experience such things. Perhaps the ability to do so is under my nose.

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One of the other reasons I'm compelled to speak of his theories, are because I believe I have been in constant-ghoul attack from my childhood. I feel I'm only realizing this now.

That's also why I would most appreciate it if anyone has some valid links to more information on ghouls. Like how to "sour the milk" to them. This is why I'm seriously getting into Qigong now...I have to make a stand to keep my energy where it is. smile

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BB wrote:"... I only wish I could experience such things..."

BB, ever hear the poem/song "if wishes were horses then beggars would ride..."

From what I've read in Stuart's books, he has spent over 25 years walking his path, years of discipline and years of seeking. Also, when you say you envy someone who can think that way and not attract the negative, you are basically saying you haven't read much of SW's articles or books because he is the first one to say how tough things have been for him through the years.  He has been stomped on, spat on, deserted and deceived.

BUT, he doesn't give up. And takes a deep breath and stays his course.  Toward the light. (while aware of the dark).  That's part of what he always communicates.  Just keep working...but I don't recall him ever saying...just wish it.

Perhaps you were being careful in not wanting to upset anyone, so were back pedalling a tad.  I could of course be wrong here.  To me, at times it appears that we are so concerned about not seeming "new agey" or sweetness and light - but wanting to appear as "REAL" seekers, that we forget that the focus IS on the family of light - afterall.

I suggest reading one of his early books "Infinite Self - 33 Ways to Reclaiming Your Personal Power" - it's very basic but without a foundation of personal power I feel one runs the risk of going off into la-la land.

And, I'm not sure that the images he sees are symbolic but rather just ARE...difference is he sees them and we (or some of us) as yet, cannot.

(glad you deleted the "professional bad boy" moniker smile
Christine B.

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I'm just being more careful now Christine. smile

Does he have any online books? Or do they have to be purchased? Just wondering because I've been spending so much money on books, it's sickening. Or enlightening if you want to look at it in a good way.

You're right that I haven't read any real background on Stuart. Any links you ever give me, I'll make sure to read them thoroughly. And I understand I am niave at times, but I'm a person who has never had issues with nightmares, or implants, or anything paranormal. Or at least I can't remember. All I have are my interests, and I usually assume that my interests are signs of my intuition.

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BB wrote:

Does he have any online books? Or do they have to be purchased? Just wondering because I've been spending so much money on books, it's sickening. Or enlightening if you want to look at it in a good way.

http://www.stuartwilde.com/SW_books.asp  -- this gets you past the front page whose flash script I think you once said crashed your browser. Go there and see yourself what books he has online, doesn't take much time to check. He might have some if you're lucky.

Thanks for replying to my post, but you left me confused...

BB wrote:
montalk wrote:

But what is wrong with focusing on the family of light?

Well, I think that if something is ignored, it comes out of seemingly "no-where" to smack right into your face. As if it means to say: "I'M STILL HERE, SCHMUCK!"

Right, but in my post you replied to, I already said that he talks plenty about the negative stuff and therefore isn't ignoring it. This means that when he mentions the family of light, he's not doing it to the exclusion of the dark stuff either. I don't see the problem that you were objecting to with this.

BB wrote:

Almost like you are challenging something by ignoring it. Not to say that Stuart ignores the negative.

But that's what you implied when you said "Well, I think that if something is ignored, it comes out of seemingly 'no-where' to smack right into your face" in reference to Stuart Wilde talking "too much about the family of light". Confuses me because this contradicts, that's all.

BB wrote:

In fact, when I say that he focuses on the Famly of Light "too much", it's more out of the envy I hold to someone who can think in that way and not attract the negative by doing so.

That really confused me because this wasn't made clear earlier when you said:

BB wrote:

What do you think about Stuart, Christine? I find him unique among the New-Age wave, and at the same time I feel as if he focuses too much on the "family of light".

From what you said in this quote, how can this imply anything other than you feeling Stuart doesn't focus enough on the negative? That was the first thing that came to my mind when I tried understanding your post. Envy didn't cross my mind.  Sorry if I misunderstood you, I just assumed you meant Stuart was ignoring the negative by talking too much about the light, because in the past you have shown suspicion of anything related to the light and advocated strong focus on the negative/STS:

BB wrote:

- I'm not sure about "Christ Consciousness" but a lot of good reflection is on this site.

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the website wrote:

Master numbers accentuate the meanings of the single digits, and for that reason they are considered to be the most powerful vibrations. They symbolize the expansion of consciousness through a series of steps or illuminations as growth takes place, until the ultimate of Christ Consciousness is attained.

Minus the Christ-Consciousness part though smile

- I think to answer your question on focusing on STS, it is obvious to just say that we must focus heavily on STS until we realize the rational logic of STO. We all wish to be good and richeous but to know true good we must first experience and truly understand evil, or all of the grey evils. We are all (1) STS-beings in linear-existence and (2) living in a STS-environment which is apparent with nature as our micro-cosmic reference to this.

- There are some of US that go to the Dark Side and some of us that retain the light and continue to walk closer and closer "towards the light"...reminds me of near-death experiences...hmm, I wonder why I have that thought, but perhaps that's an important thing to discuss also. I'm speaking in regards to the common "bright-light" and the common societal expression of saying "Don't walk to the light Billy, stay with me!!!" to dramatize and symbolize that one should NOT go towards the life. Stay in Prison people!!! (or a hotel for some of course)

It's hard enough to understand some of your posts, let alone thinking I understand one clearly but which turns out to mean something totally different when you explain it again later after I ask. By your post, I could never have guessed that you referred to envy when you said Stuart focused too much on the light. Well, hope you can be be clearer next time to avoid the confusion.

Acquiring fringe knowledge is like digging for diamonds in a mine field.

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It's hard enough to understand some of your posts, let alone thinking I understand one clearly but which turns out to mean something totally different when you explain it again later after I ask. By your post, I could never have guessed that you referred to envy when you said Stuart focused too much on the light. Well, hope you can be be clearer next time to avoid the confusion.

You and me both Tom. I did contradict myself several times.

I feel a conflict when thinking on Stuart's topics. I mostly said that he "focuses too much on the family of light" because of his last article. So I was being pretty circumstantial. He started talking about the Goddess and then followed up with the message from his friend Justis that took it even to a whole new level. Right after I read it, I wanted to get the input of the more experienced Wilde-readers to see what they thought.

Christine explained the conflict I was experiencing pretty well:

To me, at times it appears that we are so concerned about not seeming "new agey" or sweetness and light - but wanting to appear as "REAL" seekers, that we forget that the focus IS on the family of light - afterall.

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It's amazing how many improvements, just from talking on this forum, brings to my life. Well at least my professional life. Thinking and stopping and realizing that some of my thought-processes need to be seriously re-evaluated and sometimes even reprogrammed.

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BB, it's as simple as writing something, then reading it and making sure that you said what you meant, and meant what you said. If it confuses you, it will doubly confuse another.

But back to Stuart Wilde - I read his latest article where he talked about the ghoul wars almost being over, how the latest Iraq torture photos were evidence of the power structure beginning to fall because their end has come.

Recently I read some channelings by Lady Kadjina and the Crimson Circle. Not only do both have the same voice, but they said the same thing Stuart did concerning the war against darkness almost being over.

Which makes me suspicious.

All we've heard from the 90s onward is that doomsday is at hand any moment, that the roundups will begin anytime, that the antichrist is about to step into power any day now. And nothing happened.

Just recently, the new buzz is that the war against darkness is over, that we can soon enjoy the harvest of our efforts, that there's nothing more to worry about because the dark is crumbling. Which makes me think the OPPOSITE is happening or going to happen.

One thing I noticed is that in the past year, disinformation and suppression sources ranging from the lower matrix (government, military, intel) all the way up the hierarchy (hyperdimensional, 4D STS, demonic, etc...) have ratcheted up their efforts intensely. Group after group I see sabotaged - sites attacked, good people hammered from the inside and out, former channeling avenues targeted and corrupted, etc...

The ghoul wars are over? I think they've just begun. Or maybe it's just their last stand, which would explain their desparation.

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The ghoul wars are over? I think they've just begun.

Yay! This was the initial thinking behind me saying "focuses too much on the family of light". I worded it incorrectly and then forgot my original intentions. Only from your thoughts did I remember my initial feelings towards writing out the original.

I was sensing something was odd with him focusing so much on the family of light, as if the war was ending. Such comments stagnate our efforts, do they not? "Oh, I guess we don't need to fight anymore, since we're winning..."

When one focuses on the family of light "too much", I think they would lose site of what the family of light truly is, and then the false prophets and the STS beings posing as light beings take their grips. Just like when we use the saying: You lose site of your goal when you focus too hard on it.

I knew I had some thoughts behind my original post, but for some odd reason (probably due to this Neuro-Programmer I'm using) I couldn't think of the reason. Then I started walking around the subject like an idiot. The last two days have been very odd for me Tom. The number sightings have magnified. 33's, 11's. However 22's, 2:22's, and 12:22's are starting to arise.

The definition of 2's refering to "fool" makes me wonder maybe I need to watch my steps? The above posts where I made a fool of myself comes to mind...

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BB wrote:

When one focuses on the family of light "too much", I think they would lose site of what the family of light truly is, and then the false prophets and the STS beings posing as light beings take their grips. Just like when we use the saying: You lose site of your goal when you focus too hard on it.

But people make the opposite mistake - saying we need to hammer ourselves with the negativity of the world in order to evolve, that we need to drown ourselves in negativity in order to fuse our "magnetic centers" which should in turn attract us to our next level of evolution, that we need to prepare ourselves to survive life under slavery - all of which I think is baloney. I'm talking about the QFS for example, and some Gurdjieff schools. There are doomsayers like those at zetatalk, Major Ed Dames, and disinformants like Strieber -- all who either ignore talking about the positive side, or else feed a false version of it.

I think it's a fallacy because by neither seeking the positive nor studying what it is and finding it within yourself, all that hammering (negative emotional shocking by choosing to view the truth that way) either makes you go in circles or wears you down. In other words, when you hammer a nail, you gotta know where to point the nail. Saying "I'll study all the negative stuff first, and one day I'll be wise enough to even comprehend the STO mindset" is asking for self-defeat. It's like saying "I'll hammer this nail for a while, and one day I'll know what to pound it into." In the meantime you smash your thumb to pulp. I think one must do both - hammer and point. Learn both the gritty and the uplifting things about reality, or fall over from the imbalance.

Balance is key as always. Yes, learning about abductions, conspiracy, the matrix, mind control, corruption, etc... is necessary - but simultaneously one can also acquire knowledge concerning the positive stuff. And by positive I'm not talking about fluffy New Age talk, but rather practical, enlightening, frequency raising, and hopeful material that shows you the light at the end of the tunnel, shows you how to shake that invisible hand guiding you through life and sweeping you from certain death.

Bringers of the Dawn
Allies of Humanity
The Ra Material
the C's material
The Kybalion
The Ancient Mystical White Brotherhood - by Fr. Achad
The Way Out, and Brotherhood - by anonymous
Jonathan Livingston Seagull

These are some books I have read which I consider STO-oriented material. There are many others out there, I'm sure. They are characterized by being balanced, practical, truth ringing, uplifting, empowering, and not diluted or fluffed up. They address the negative stuff but in a balanced manner.

We discussed some of this already on the STO/STS thread.

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Bringers of Dawn is sitting on my couch, waiting to be read after I finish Ancient Science.

I agree with you on knowing the difference between knowing negativity and bathing in it.

You kept using the word "hammer" to present your analogy Montalk, while I was reading Laura's word: "Thinking with a Hammer".

Curious...I seem to not be "fit" to continue tonight as my computer is crashing with the oddest messages, but I wanted to post in regards of my noticing the word "Hammer". Hehe...I really have a life eh?