Re: Stuart Wilde/ghouls/yoga

I like Stuart Wilde, and enjoyed God's Gladiators and Infinite Self but IMO some of his theories are heavily prejudiced and lack any kind of serious researches. Sometimes it seems he just likes to rant about his opinions without much thoughts. Dear ego...

I have never practiced Yoga but I have known people who practiced Yoga heavily and they certainly weren't sick, on the opposite they seemed very healthy. Maybe they were clever STS beings, didn't know them well enough to say, but certainly not sick.

Yoga is certainly more than stretching, just like our body is certainly more than just a tool to carry the mind. As I understand it, Yoga is about disciplining the body to be able to better discipline the mind. And Yoga certainly has more postures than the one which supposedly attract ghouls by forming a 225% angle.

He writes: "Yoga instills a sense of spiritual superiority -- the feeling that you are 'in the know', better or more elevated than others". I'm sure that this happen with any spiritual practice. Even reading Stuart Wilde can feed elitism. This is one of the many traps, and one which we all have to face.

As for Yoga retreats, this is true for any place dealing with spirituality, no matter how pure and non-dogmatic the original intentions. You find grim people everywhere. You can either use discernement to avoid their negative influence and focus on good people, or you can stay locked up at home, watching the floor if any ghouls come up. I prefer the former...

No knowledge is inherently good or evil, it's how we use it which counts. INTENTION.

Re: Stuart Wilde/ghouls/yoga

Here's Wilde's articles page

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

18 (edited by BlackBox 2004-04-21 12:36:42)

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I dont really hang out with many "yoga" practioners...personally I'm just learning Qigong as it stands (pun intended!) and I believe there are many beneficial factors, powerful, that should be imposed on the general population. Just for their "know" of it as I have seen people with fevers reduce and vanquish "energy blockages" through the use of abdominal breathing and Qigong techniques.

Now as for Wilde, I'd rather like to know first if his observations are correct in regards to experienced Yoga Practioners dying or being ill... Sounds odd to me for this to be a fact and Yoga being so popular. On the other hand, it demands our attention does it not? If it's true then these are very handy things to know. Like I didn't know that Ghouls climb up my rectum when I sit down...I mean if I knew that I would have gotten something to read while they do their work.

(225 degree = 666 eh? I love this guy! smile )

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I wanted to add:

Yoga hurts women more than men. It's not just the cancer, it's the listlessness and chronic fatigue. It causes anger and confusion. Etheric beings also glob onto your heart chakra from behind, on your center back and they feed off you. Put your two thumbs touching and look down on your hands and spread out your fingers, and imagine a black etheric spider that big on your back walking around with you, eating your life force. I've even seen it on little kids, if the mother had it.

My mother's religious and muslim. This quote got me thinking in regards to why it is accustomed to pray by the "grovel" technique. On the floor, etc, hailing, etc...This is the first day that I've actually started reading about "ghouls", maybe those that are more experienced can give me some tips in regards to this type of information...doesn't sound like intended disinformation.

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ermolai wrote:

Yoga is certainly more than stretching, just like our body is certainly more than just a tool to carry the mind.

On a physical level, Yoga encompasses Stretching specific aspects of muscles, tendons, ligaments, internal organs, external organs (ie. skin), bones, etc.  There is also an important aspect of breathing.

You're right that most Yoga teachers will speak on many other realities taking place during the stretching (mental / spiritual, usually).  They talk about all sorts of mind clearing, centering, vectoring energy, etc.  This is fine for some, but others would rather not be "led" into mental or visual exercises while stretching.  Stretching can be done in addition to the act of still meditation.  This is what I recommend.  Don't call it Yoga.  To many strings attached.  Just stretch the body.

One should listen to one's body.  If it is asking to be stretched, stretch.  If exercise is requested, exercise.  For most, getting to a point where they can 'listen' to their body is the real challenge.

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Oh my!  I just read the Wilde article on yoga... is he for real? roll  I really liked Forgiveness and Acceptance, but, I mean really, is he for real about this yoga/ghouls thing, or is he just joking?  Yoga has always been an energizing tool for myself, even occasionally enlightening.

Oh my!

--V

Today's mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground.
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Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we might as well dance.
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If you spin around on your chair really fast, things around here will make a lot more sense.

lol

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Like Lyra, I have the same impression, but my 'gut' tells me he is no one to discredit. He's simply not a scientist and because of that, he alone cannot credit his theories.

I'm going to keep reading but the "is he for real?" is a very interesting reaction that is common to most of us.

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In response to Auendove...I don't believe Stuart was joking in the least about the dangers of yoga.
I've read all of his books, listened to several of his lecture series - some are no longer available - and followed his website for the last few years.  He didn't always feel this way about yoga, as he use to recommend it.

What changed?  I have no idea.  However, one of his "visions" (which you can read on his site under "visions") was about "Jiggling Tibetans" or something like that.  It startled me because it wasn't very flattering...and I like Tibetan Buddhism. 

So, I just parked that "vision."

Recently, when Montalk made a comment about Dan Winter which I incorrectly tied into a comment about the Dalai Lama - I thought to myself "hmmm, Montalk knows something about Tibetan Buddhism" that I don't know and since Wilde also made a strange comment...I'll follow up on this.

I know that Laura K J had a huge article about "Darkness Over Tibet" by Illion which I found extremely disturbing.  I read some of that Illion book and it was just way way too dark for me.  I discarded it - whole cloth.

But, but, but...what keeps coming up for me is...there must be "something" here because it keeps hitting me in the face.  What it is?  I don't know. 

But, I agree with BlackBox - my gut tells me Stuart is no one to discredit.  I liked Wilde A LOT more when he was warm and fuzzy BUT staying with what is comfortable isn't the way out of the box, unfortunately.  I like nothing better than snuggling down in a cozy bed and feeling good.

But, how well would I survive in the woods...on my own...?  Scary thought.  I'm not crazy about snakes, gators, mosquitoes, lack of water, etc.

Not that I'm into Prada, Kate Spade, the LA Kaballah center and celebs, as the other extreme.

The question which begs looking for an answer is...how spiritually strong can I get, and what does it really mean?

Christine B.

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A question to anyone who can answer from this topic of "ghouls".

I take this term from what I know from the Muslim stand-point, but I think "Ghosts" are an interlinked phenomena somehow.

Anyways, I was wondering what Stuart Wilde or others alike, do to get rid of ghouls. To get rid of the pollution or at least alleviate attack. Think about the C-material and then the "ghouls". What a great way to use the "Third man-hynpotism story" on ghouls physically attacking us in an illusional parallel "mirror" world.

??? Is this as much of a hot-topic for you (from the above paragraph) as it is to me or "am I on crack?" If they attack physically in other mirror worlds, then there are certain technologies or methods or foods that "sour the milk" in results and it will effect the mirror world physical predators that trigger emotional imbalance upon our best and brightest, willed and brave, that are attacked without any counter-attack forces upon its side. I want to know where King Arthur's sword truly symbolizes. The sword itself. A man cannot just fight physical demons like that without having the diet and genetics to be able physically and psychically, which is possible. C's say that you can't attain DNA upgrades (earned) but rather recieve them from light-rays via the SuperNova stars. With the 71.7% estimate they have given us, they are truthfully (OSIT) admitting to remember to note that 30% of they say because faulty due to distortions that are probably attacked and countered by many mirror parallels, etc etc. Can we not perhaps consider that one or many can upgrade their genetics and activate the burnt (still resonate) remaining 10 DNA strands. Or however many one wishes. I think activation of DNA connects us with calvary from so many different levels that I dont think it is sanely possible to hear them all. tongue

Perhaps we are currently attaining this technology by networking on hot-topics that are notably vicious upon the dying Scientists as of late.

I like nothing better than snuggling down in a cozy bed and feeling good.

Perhaps if you set your purpose, Christine, you can always then steer where you need to, without worrying yourself into insomnia. More awareness via this type of knowledge is only harmful if one thinks he or she shouldn't know (be ignorant to) that which is darker. It's better to know about it rather than everything be in the dark...like when we are children, take note of why perhaps we don't like the dark. Symbolically.

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Blackbox wrote:

...physical predators that trigger emotional imbalance upon our best and brightest, willed and brave, that are attacked without any counter-attack forces upon its side. I want to know where King Arthur's sword truly symbolizes. The sword itself. A man cannot just fight physical demons like that without having the diet and genetics to be able physically and psychically, which is possible.

How about having the knowledge and spiritual strength to stand one's ground, having the faith to go with the divine flow, and having purity of heart to resonate with and thus call upon divine protection when the going gets tough?

I think once those are in place, the physical and etheric  components fall into line automatically. This includes DNA upgrades and chakra activation and balancing. How so? Well, you mentioned the C's in regards to DNA activation:

Q: (A) Are there some particular DNA sequences that
facilitate transmission between densities?
A: Addition of strands.
Q: (L) How do you get added strands?
A: You don't get, you receive.
Q: (L) Where are they received from?
A: Interaction with upcoming wave, if vibration is aligned.
Q: (L) How do you know if this is happening?
A: Psychophysiological changes manifest.

This makes sense - if you heighten your soul frequency to align with the "wave" then that causes a transfer of energy (simple principle of resonance) which could power up the rusty DNA circuits. What is the "wave"? For one, it's associated with the next level of evolution. So aligning yourself now with your next level of evolution would create the necessary resonance. My guess is that this involves what I said above about knowledge and purity of heart.

If one focuses upon the reverse process where substance presides over principle, then one can fall into the trap of seeking material solutions as an ends rather than means aiding spiritual ends. Example: monoatomic (white powder) gold which is claimed to enlighten you if you eat it. Other exampels: all the erroneously physical interpretations of instead spiritual processes (holy grail, philospher's stone, etc...).

As for yoga, I agree with Lyra that diet could be a factor Wilde is leaving out. Vegetarianism and especially soy diets goes hand in hand with yoga lifestyles for many people. Depending on blood type and body chemistry, this can be dangerous. I'm aware of disinformation streams among the alternative health community emphasizing vegetarianism. Soy is an incomplete protein and screws with estrogen balances, while vegetarianism generally leads to iron, protein, and vitamin B deficiencies - that'll interfere with thinking skills. POW's in Russia were deprived of meat to make them less resistant to brainwashing and interrogation. Which leads to the next point...

Another thing to consider is the guru syndrome. Gurus, well depending on who they are, can be energy vamps. The guru structure, meaning a sole individual to whom followers look up and relinquish their freewill, is prime for feeding the Matrix should the guru function as a portal.

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

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Montalk wrote:

Vegetarianism and especially soy diets goes hand in hand with yoga lifestyles for many people.

I have also heard about soy being damaging.  Being an incomplete protein, it is said to be prone to clogging arteries, pathways, and may even lead to brain deposits.  This would make sense if it is going to be used to weaken the immune and psychic defenses of the seemingly "new age" conscious individuals.

It certainly doesn't lend itself to that "get up and go" physical energy that a meat or fish protein does.  I also notice that some people I've known to be susceptible to depression and even a suicidal mentality have also been vegetarian (and often soy advocates).  For what that's worth.

27 (edited by SednaSphere 2007-05-06 21:03:00)

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Hi everyone. Incredibly riveting thread.

Yoga: I've done it at various points in my life. Until tonight, I've done the plow pose (the one pictured in the Wilde article) almost every day, not as a way of praising God with my toots(hope a little levity here doesn't offend) but as a means of stretching out my neck and back.

Vegetarianism: Luckily, my yoga teacher (in the 90's) recommended we eat meat at least once a week to help ground one and give the unavoidably needed raw or so-called "coarse" energy needed to navigate the etherically and physically polluted world. Live in the world, but not be of it. Yoga as a way to take care of the body, accept it, utilize its potential. Of course alot of die-hard yoga practitioners balked at this, but I think they missed out on the "fun struggle" aspect of combining the best of both worlds, old east and new west. Not the old flaky, floaty yoga, but practicalized. The traditional way, the old ways, always have to be updated and inevitably are, despite the hanger-oners and the fruit-and-nut Californian image that many people get when they hear the word yoga.


Soy: Tom, I'll have to look into that. I have it with coffee everyday, but eat dairy in other forms. I've found it seems to help with certain female-related health issues, but if the long-term effects are not good, then it ain't worth it. I'll just eat a giant chocolate bar instead (JES KIDDEN)


HAVING SAID ALL THIS, I'm oddly certain that Wilde is on the mark about numerical degrees and symbology of angles, vortices, etc. may have some ancient trigger in yoga postures, particularly when adding certain energy focuses, which may at this time and in the near future make it harmful. I'm going to follow his advice. It could be that at certain times formerly low level etheric or astral entities are better able to enter our energy fields/auras. But with our knowlege we will be able to "turn the corner". Spaced out yogists, whether caused by diet or guruism or stubborn impracticality, will miss it.


                                                                 


P.S. I've found that alot of strict programs, of any sort, that combine physical and mental excercises, are , as others have said, rife with die-hards who tell you what to eat, not eat, and who you can go to bed with and not and on and on...there are so many things NOT to do, you don't know what TO do. On the other hand, a creative person can do a "make it your own" move, and no one has to see your ass in the air. Now, everybody get down and do 20.

28 (edited by lyra 2004-04-21 18:56:02)

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Hi Cameron, all,

Regarding Soy not being good for you:   Go to this website www.thedoctorwithin.com,   and check out the great article he wrote concerning the dangers of soy.  VERY interesting.

On a sidenote, I just read Stuart's other article about fat people and America's day of reckoning when we go down.   Man, what an eye opening article that was.  Holy cow.   http://www.stuartwilde.com/Articles/SW_ … hungry.htm   This paragraph for me stood out the most:

"When the Fourth Reich (the American empire) falls, it goes down almost overnight. Nothing moves. The fat lady’s chicken nuggets will be rotting in a warehouse someplace. The Government runs out of money in less than two weeks and the welfare stops, or it’s cut dramatically. You’ll be able to have your breakfast in the fast lane of the freeway––bring the family, let's have a picnic. Nothing moves, nothing. Airport? No. Trains? No. Cars? Forget it. Trucks? Food? Chicken nuggets? Sorry dude not today. The fat lady will squeal like a stuck pig.   How long does it go for? I don’t know, but months and perhaps years, not days."

Something I didn't mention earlier about my own personal experience with Stuart's material was the first time I ever read anything of his, which was God's Gladiators.   It's a good book......maybe a little too good, as it was uplifting me, and causing a lot of spiritual awakening / empowering, which is the only way to put it.   Sseveral things happened after I was reading this and progressively getting more and more intensly uplifted:   First, at 3 a.m. after I'd been reading his book for several hours, a HUGE, anaomalous oval bruise appeared suddenly on the back of my left leg, on the lower calf.   Perfectly symetrical, and very large, covering nearly the entire back part of my lower calf area.   We have pictures of this.  I will see about scanning and posting a pic so you all can see what it looked like.   There was NO explanation for this bruise mysteriously and suddenly appearing while reading Stuart's material.  I did not bang myself up and do so in such a way as to cause such a huge and perfectly shaped mark.

Here is the link:

picture of bruise

Second, at 4:24 a.m. after much pondering and photographing of the bruise, and after we had been talking about Stuart's book, I then got an ear ringing at 4:24 a.m.   By the time I went to bed I was still feeling extremely uplifted from his book.   I woke up at 9:30 a.m. (five hours later) then faded back into some very negative dreams.  I pulled myself out of them and forced myself awake only to experience a pronounced ear ringing in my left ear as I did so, at 10:00 a.m.........acommpanied by what felt like 1-2 second a mini seizure spasm, where my whole body was jerking while my left ear was loudly ringing.  I've never experienced anything like that, it was absolutely BIZARRE.

By the time this was all said and done, needless to say my uplifted and wonderful mood had been eradicated.   I couldn't get back into that frame of mind if I tried, and it disappointed me so much, it was the most depressing feeling.   Obviously, somebody didn't want me to be reading Stuart's material, and I got a nasty reaction for doing so.    For me, right ear ringings are equated with monitoring, left with monitoring / negative stuff.   I don't even KNOW what the bruise was supposed to be.   Tom suggested etheric attachment....?  I don't know. 

Since that time my mindset has cooled off towards Stuart's work.  Probably programming to stay away from it, who knows.   I do feel he has a lot of good points though, for all his "eccentricities".   Nobody's perfect I suppose.   He's going to have his faults, and have things he's incorrect about, after all he's only human, not God.   So I guess it's just a matter of using discernment, and weeding out what works for you versus what doesn't.  But like I say, it's best to not dismiss things entirely.   Just put it on the backburner, like Christine was mentioning as well.   Save it for later, in case you ever realize that it was right after all.

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting "Holy shit ... what a ride!"  - Anonymous
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"I get by with a little help from my (higher density) friends."
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Re: Stuart Wilde/ghouls/yoga

Thanks for the soy link, Lyra. Alot of information there. The gist of it being its an over-processed scrub brush liquified that I've been drinking, and cannot digest. Nice. Where can I get a good cow to milk? Seriously, though, what a truckload of &*^#@!  for all these beanie-fart mega-agra-companies to give us this cud-chew and pass it off as "perfect." I can more than smell the stink of their hypocrisy here.
So no more soy for me. Except the occasional miso soup with sushi.

That fat article by Wilde:man! It's distrurbing. Good, but disturbing. I'll "file it" in the manner you suggested, in light of your recent readings/experiences.

30 (edited by ermolai 2004-04-21 22:49:25)

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Be aware that the meat, milk, corn, etc, industries are all worth billions of dollars and are ready to do anything to preserve their business. Do not buy the first article attacking soy or vegetarianism, because it has already been proved such lobbies spread disinformation when necessary. This is a fact. In particular a lot of diet programs promoting meat are sponsored by the meat industry.

Personal experience is the only thing you can count on. Cameron says people with depression are often vegetarian. Well I was depressed for 4 years and ate lots of meat. Now I'm vegetarian and I'm not depressed. Of course other factors came into play, but either way it is my experience that meat brings a lot of bad energies, perhaps because animals are killed in such horrible conditions. It probably wouldn't be so bad if animals were hunted with respect.

The most important in a diet is balance. As long as you eat a bit of everything, you don't risk much. Balance is harder to achieve for vegetarianism but it's not impossible.

PS: I have also recently heard from good sources that the recommended diet depends on your type of "sanguine group" (not sure if this is the right word, type of blood, like 0, A+, B-, etc). So while meat, for example, may make someone depressed, it could make someone else feel better.