Stuart Wilde (Page 1 of 17)

Well, for me with Stuart Wilde, I haven't experienced everything he has, but I read it and consider it and keep it on the back burner.   Interestingly enough, recently I've discovered that some anomalous incidents that have happened to me matched up with things Stuart had been talking about.   That made me look twice at his stuff over the past several months and has renewed an interest in his work.    I've already talked extensively on NR about what I like about Stuart -  in a nutshell, he's down to earth, and speaks spiritual truths. 

I have a folder with most of his 2004 articles / blurbs printed out, along with a copy of "God's Gladiators" in it as well, and another book of his called "Sixth Sense", all of which are amply highlighted, and all I can say is:  I've found that reading his words always brings me out of a bad mood.  Always.   I've had a lot a lot a LOT of negative interference, had a lot of attention directed my way to give me the "smack down" as I call it, and when I'm in an exceptionally ornery mood due to this interference, I know that if I grab that folder or his books and open anywhere and read anything in it, I will calm down.  It raises me up, inspires me and leaves me uplifted with hope.  Shakes off the negative funk and raises my frequency.   Sounds corny, but, that's what his writing does.     That folder can be a lifeline for me!      I may not have experienced everything he has, and I may even disagree with something he says here and there, but overall there is so much good to be found in his writing (to me) that there's definitely no sense in throwing the baby out with the bathwater.    Right now his writing is one of the only things that gets through to me and resonates with me, probably due to his humorous, down to earth style and because he speaks spiritual truths.   He doesn't toss around a lot of pretentious jargon, and I like that.   He's an Every Guy who happens to know some things.  To me, those are the people to listen to, the ones who walk quietly and hover in the background and don't seek out attention.   Most New Age metaphysical spiritual stuff just tosses around lingo and jargon with all these pretentious airs -- I've seen it on NR too, (awhile back, not recently) where people were tossing off entire paragraphs of pretentious sounding fancy New Age lingo jargon, all form and no substance.   That doesn't resonate with me.   There's nothing uplifting in that, at all.  To me those are lost people trying to find their niche, a place to belong, and they think that by "talking the talk", they're in.     I like people like Stuart Wilde, (and also David Icke at the end of "Tales From the Time Loop" specifically) who are down to earth and real, who speak the truth and yet can uplift you with only a few words.   

I just started reading God's Gladiators this week. I'm not done with it yet, but I've read enough to say WOW! This is the most inspirational book I've ever read. Seriously. Stuart seems very genuine and down-to-earth. He's very "real." No nonsense and no bullshit. His dry sense of humor had me laughing almost non-stop throughout the chapter about meeting the devil.

The most important thing I got out of his writing so far is to stop relying on the mind. I'm one of those people that tend to intellectualize everything, to the point where I'm actually limiting and imprisoning myself in my own thoughts. If there's anything Stuart taught me so far it's to rely on feelings rather than thoughts and emotions.

Stuie's just posted this (and e-mailed his A-list).  Thought you guys might like it.

This is the link to the page ... with photos: http://www.stuartwilde.com/Articles/SW_ … igence.htm

I always had my suspicions about Carl Sagan.

I think I'd call him more of an enthusiastic exaggerator rather than sensationalist, but that's semantics.  While there are some aspects to SW's creative 'reporting' techniques that would leave scientific types (and me occasionally) dumbfounded - I have to say that I found SW's "Infinite Self, 33 Steps to Reclaiming your Inner Power" to be inspirational and informative in his typical humouristic way.  I found it delivered useful information that helps me go beyond more of my restrictive and conventional mindset to find the true place of enlightenment - the Inner Self.

As to your original question, I get totally confused at the different accounts of dimensions, however, I found the following, from 3D versus 4D versus 5D , another topic in Spirituality and Metaphysics at: http://noblerealms.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=1014:

(That was nice and succinct, thanks Lovelight.)

As for myself with dimensions - for now, I just plump everything over 4D into one and call it 5D ... until I can discern different levels . 

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Here is the latest "A List" article by Stuart Wilde.  There are many SW readers on NR but possibly not everyone has joined his "A List" ... simple to do just go to his website
www.stuartwilde.com and look for the invitation to join.  No charge and just about the best, most uplifting newsletter around, I think.  He doesn't send out these A list articles very often, but when he does ... oh boy!

Here's the latest:  (sorry about the photo not coming through but I didn't receive it either -- maybe another "A List" NRer could paste it up for all of us?)

Dear Friends,

I am so happy you are on my list. Sometimes my life is rather lonely. Knowing you are all out there someplace is very reassuring to me.
Thank you.

Here is a short piece on ascending and descending emotions. It’s another way of looking at the authentic, spiritual you, and how you feel about your place in eternity. I hope you like it.

Sincerely, Stuie Wilde
 

Insights: Rising Feelings and Descending Emotions

(A-list only)
April 21st, 2005   
I went to visit my friend Ralph Miller who runs the Heart of the Initiate Ayahuasca temples in Brazil. He told me a very interesting perception he had about the nature of rising and descending emotions.

Ideas that begin in the mind and drift down to the heart to become emotions are considered to be descending. They are often the result of an affirmation or a contradiction of the ego’s opinions. So pleasing events that confirm what your intellect wants in life evoke happiness, while events that contradict your intellect’s desires evoke negative emotions. So a descending emotion is a reaction in your heart to an intellectual opinion.

Ascending feelings are more primal; they are initiated in the heart and they rise up to the intellect to be unraveled and understood. Sometimes they are not easily put into words. There is a beauty and an empathy to them. It’s a mother’s love for a child, it’s crying at the beauty of a sunset, it’s being mesmerized by the sound of flowing water and so forth. It’s a moment when your mind stands still and you feel yourself suddenly connected to all things. That is the ascendant feeling. It’s like falling back into the arms of God.

Miller told me that because western civilization is almost totally devoid of DMT (dimethyltryptamine) in the pineal, the rising feelings and primal emotions of humanity are almost completely lost. The natural empathy we should have for each other just doesn’t feel natural, no matter how hard we try. We have cut ourselves off from nature and other humans. We say, “I love you� , but they are hollow words from the mind without any real warmth or feelings behind them; it’s not an invocation to another’s divinity, a connection to the God Force within them that would come from the primal connection of the heart.

Humans fire DMT in large quantities at birth and at death. So we arrive on earth in a trance state and we depart the same way. The near-death experience of trauma victims is thought to be a DMT firing and the pineal is known to be active for about forty-five minutes after death, which is very mysterious. Why the modern western lifestyle destroys DMT in the pineal is not readily understood; it may be due to stress and nutrition but it is also because the visionary function of the pineal is crushed and beaten out of us early in childhood. So the pineal’s DMT activity atrophies for lack of use. As a society we only endorse logic. We don’t support a child’s imaginary friends or his or her phantasmagorical dream world. We train a child to become a thinker, a performer in a commercial world, a follower of logic and socially approved assumptions.

So you can better understand our world of yang and war and the competitiveness of dog-eat-dog. It’s the manifestation of cruel descending emotions of a mind devoid of the one critical chemical; it’s the cold world of thinkers with their judgments, parameters, rules and evaluations, rather than the natural warmth of visionaries and dreamers. Democracy is intellectualized as the relatively inconsequential act of one man, one vote. In fact, democracy in its primal emotion is a connection to others. It’s being able to love a complete stranger and to care for them and be polite and respect who they are, especially if they are very different to you. Democracy is an empathy–a natural compassion. It’s feeling the same as others, allowing them into your soul, rather than distancing yourself from them.

Our linear world doesn’t allow for other dimensions and the vast inner universe of transdimensional perception. It’s often ridiculed as not there. But quantum physics has proven mathematically it is there. In fact, we exist in those dimensions all of the time; it’s a hyperspace potential we all have as a birthright. Ayahuasca replaces DMT in the pineal and that is why it opens the inner door to the other worlds. You can’t take aya’ and ever remain the same. Once DMT levels are restored in your brain, the primal emotion of ‘remembering’ begins. You remember who you are and those emotions ascend from the heart to the mind and they instantly change the way you think. We become less fake and more authentic. It’s the difference between pretending to be warm and actually being loving and warm.

In the 90s, I wrote a book called Whispering Winds of Change, in it I said the world would split into three evolutions: the curved path of dogma and elitism, the technological path of global control via electronic wizardry and the open parabola of the visionary path. Only the visionary path survives long-term. This is because the ten dimensional phantasmagorical world eventually folds over our three dimensional world, and as it does, dogma, technology and logic will become meaningless. The world we know will be swept away.

Dogma and technological control are cold and devilish, while the open path is warm and potentially god-like. It’s the ability to walk into those other dimensions and see and remember that allows you to evolve away from the curved trajectories of ego, logic and dogma and control toward the next evolution.

So the choice is an evolution of descending emotions of a mind depleted of DMT, or the ascending emotions of a heart that has the language of the shamans as its poetry. That is why I have felt that Ayahuasca is so vital to people’s perception and spirituality for without a boost of DMT that aya’ provides they may never arrive at the transdimensional door no matter how genuine they are, or how hard they try. We need the language of the shamans to read and understand the book of our evolution.

It’s weird to think that almost all the mayhem of the world comes only from a very slight chemical imbalance in the pineal, and all the human angels and would-be rescuers and kind people, comes from a slight surplus of the same chemical.

Strange but true.

© Stuart Wilde 2005
www.stuartwilde.com

Interesting Book: Plants of the Gods, Schultz, Hofmann & Rätsch, ISBN 089281979

Aya’ trips to Brazil: www.heartoftheInitiate.com

Photo credit: DwightHaigh.com

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Field of Dreams

Stuart Wilde

May 6th, 2005
   

We live in a mundane world, earning money, paying the man and trying to keep our families fed. But beyond the control that that exercises over us, there is the field of dreams. Without the glory and the hope of the field of dreams we are sentenced to life on the mouse wheel, round and round forever in the same place.

Early in life I learned to dream the impossible dream. It made me open to ridicule of course, but I didn't care about that. I believed a strange dream that my old teacher told me. He said that one day we would be able to see into another world and that eventually we'd walk into that world and come back to tell about it.   He suggested esoteric travelers should look for the hidden door.

I did that.

Then as my perception grew I discovered it in the distance and so I walked toward it, inwardly that is. There is a singularity near the door of extreme gravity. The last few yards took years to get across. Then I got to stand at the threshold of the door.

Beyond, I saw the field of dreams was true, except it was vast compared to my concept of it. And then I found libraries of information in there that opened to even bigger fields, layer-upon-layer. There are beings in there that seem to be interested in how we do as humans. They exude a non-emotional, celestial love that is overwhelming in its beauty.

I went with them. I had to trust them because I couldn't go back. If I went back I would have had to disappear my field of dreams. I'd rather falter and die than lose the field. Without a dream what is a man or a woman?

Even a silly dream like mine is better than no dream.

The world of the beings was painful; I was very inadequate and a lot of my darkness was still unresolved. I ploughed through that for three and half years but one day it all fell away. Then I saw a new field, but instead of me traveling toward it, it came to me, effortlessly. Once past the door and past your shadow, reality is no longer tied down to any one place, it comes towards you. In there you don't go to Paris, it comes and gets you.

The concept can scramble your mind a bit when trying to comprehend it; you don't find your dreams, they find you. We humans are inside out, upside down and backwards. In that celestial world we are in our correct alignment, it takes a while to adjust.

Never lose your dream no matter how silly it is.   Never. Without the currency of that you might be lost forever. My guess is that your dream or something very similar will come true if you walk diligently towards it that is.

Mine did.

Through trial and error I've learned the way now, and so now I have a new dream, I'll take six hundred across if I am allowed to, and they in turn will take ten thousand of their own people. What happens after that, I don't know. No one commands the doorway, it commands itself.

It's the shiny boots, ready-to-go dream.

© Stuart Wilde 2005
www.stuartwilde.com

Hi, Lyra. I just logged onto stewie wilde's site and it's ok. I'm in Europe, so maybe the german invasion is starting somewhere else!!!! ....Hope you can get it back soon! x