Vishnu
Tuesday, February 24, 2009 at 1:30AM (Part 1 of a series of articles on the Hindu Gods)
Stuart Wilde
Vishnu with his Attributes, Mace, Disk, Conch & LotusAbout eighteen months ago many of us started to see the Hindu Gods in the Aluna. It was mysterious to me as I’m not Hindu but I have always respected them as I admired the Indian teacher OSHO and his people, though I was not a follower of his.
Then in the last couple of years a number of us were taught a series of lessons on the Hindus, lesson that spanned more than a thousand visions and short video clips one sees in the Aluna Mirror World when in trance.
Essentially, we learned the Hindu Gods are very powerful and they seem to be the Higher Authorities in charge of the on-going fight between the light and the dark that Christians know as Armageddon.
It is said Jesus was a reincarnation of the god Krishna, and Buddha was a Hindu before he formed his religion, and the New Age Movement is very Hindu oriented, so the basis of all major religious thought and modern alternative philosophies is Hinduism.
Vishnu is part of the Hindu Trinity of male gods (there is a trinity of female gods as well)...the male trinity is known as The Trimurti, Wikipedia says,
“Trimurti, is a concept in Hinduism in which the cosmic functions of creation, maintenance, and destruction are personified by the forms of Brahma the creator, Vishnu the maintainer or preserver, and Shiva the destroyer or transformer. These three deities have been called ‘the Hindu triad’ or the Great Trinity.”
The first Hindu god I saw was the female god of poetry and creativity Saraswati, she is part of the female trinity (the Tridevi), which consists of her, Lakshmi, and Parvati who is sometimes known as Durga.
Saraswati is the consort of Brahma, and Lakshmi is with Vishnu and Parvati is linked to Shiva.
Saraswati often Pictured with a SwanWhen I saw Saraswati she appeared in my hotel room very close to me. I was very moved I knew instantly from my Hindu visions who she was. I then lay on the bed and she came over and hovered over me, laying flat face down about a foot above me. I was in awe. Then there followed a flow of energy, lights and colors and swirls like a warm wind, and fast moving snippets of celestial images and information, vast bodies of information.
I had no idea what was going on but it didn’t matter, my reverence of the Hindus made me feel safe. I’ve seen Saraswati close to me two more times since. I have never heard her speak.
Since I saw Saraswati I have seen many visions of Vishnu and once he also came very close to me in a room I was in. The story of that visitation is so magnificent and strange.
But first let me go back to my first vision of Vishnu’s flying chakra disk the sudarshana. I was in a trance about two years ago when I felt a weight in my left hand. I looked down and saw a small disk about the size of the lid of a jam jar. It was covered in ancient calligraphy and inscriptions. I didn’t know what it was or what I was supposed to do with it. Months later that a Hindu friend of mine told me she thought it was the sudarshana.
3.03 am is very special time for us as it is the time we rise to fight when there is trouble in the Aluna. It is a ‘power window’ one might say. One night I was awoken by an etheric shock to my feet the time was 2.50 am. I heard a voice say quite clearly, “Wash your hands and your face and sit on the bed and wait.” So I did that.
At 3.03 I first saw Saraswati in a golden light to my right then I saw the Lord Vishnu appeared right in front of me six feet away, he has blue skin and four arms. Majestic doesn’t even begin to describe him. I heard the same voice says, “Hold out your hands, palms up.” I did that.
Vishnu placed a new type of sudarshana in my left hand it was bigger than before more the size of small pancake. I could clearly feel the weight of it. Then in my right hand he placed the mace (gada). It is a metal rod with a cylinder on the top of it.
The GadaThen he showed me a multi-faceted crystal. It was very mysterious and celestial, it hovered in front of me spinning slowly emitting speckled lights, blue and gold and some white. Seconds later he put the crystal in my forehead and the voice said “You will eventually see what the others see.” (See below)
After that event I was to see the sudarshana many times in my hand and often at 3.03 am. I’d hear “Fire Mr. Wilde in ten seconds”, and then I would hear “Now” and I would flick it away to my left. There was one hell of a bun fight in the Aluna at the time with an evil force called China Tong and the actions of the sudarshana in those days were linked to that. ‘The voice’ ordered me to fire the chakra disk about thirty times in those battles then it stopped all activity for the next six months (see below).
Sometimes, I would hear a swishing noise below my knees and I’d see the gada swinging back and forth like a pendulum destroying forces that I suppose were below me in the Aluna. A few times I’d take it and swish it about myself hoping to remove a few roughnecks and undesirables. I don’t know what effect that had as I never saw any visions that might confirm that my actions were effective.
One day my skin went transcendental blue, Vishnu blue, which is a deep blue like the darker blue one sees in the sky at dusk. And then I felt a coat over me and it was mustard gold, which is another of Vishnu’s colors. Then one day at the Agua Sulis baths were we go for healing I saw my legs turn mustard gold and several others people saw it as well. At times in the dead of night I go completely Vishnu blue so people tell me.
So, it is in this manner and through many others visions and incidents too many to recount I found myself over time, liked to Vishnu. I am very humbled by it.
In the next of this series of pieces on the Hindu God I’ll talk about Shiva
Shivaand how Vishnu and Shiva seem to be the main gods that command the forces of light in the on-going battle with the dark, Armageddon.
© Stuart Wilde 2009
www.stuartwilde.com
*The Sudarshana came back on February 21st 2009. I saw it spinning on the middle finger of my left hand. A very dear friend of mine that I love very much is in great danger under attack from an Aluna force we know as the lime green. I heard the voice say “Fire now Mr. Wilde” and as I did so I saw the agony on my friend’s face, so I think the disk came in her defence. I fired it five times that night.
* My visions over the years have been mostly socio-political visions or visions about fights in the Aluna. I have seen the celestial many times but there are visionaries that know that see it every day and very clearly. Some post over at the blog stuartwildeblog.com
After I got the crystal from Lord Vishnu I started to see the lush worlds very clearly and some of the highly celestial words, so I think that’s what the voice meant by “...you will see what the others see”.
(If you want the Hindu Gods to come to you then you must learn about them if you don’t already know, and you must process your shadow and be respectful and pray that they come and protect you and they will. They are full of love).
Reader Comments (83)
This article is very beautiful and moving and inspiring....sincerely jim
Satnam, Stuart. Waheguru.
Thank you for sharing your visions with us. I know what it means to you to do so.
I want to mention the interesting syncronicity. I am about to post on my site about creation and destruction, and here you are talking about it as well. The random factors align yet again.
Love,
Ross
Hi Stu.
There seems to be so much info out there on the Hindu Gods and I kinda like things on the hurry up, are there any links you could share as to the most accurate info to learn more about the Hindu Gods. They seem so much more authentic than the orange ball.
Thank you for your sharing
Cheers
Merrik
golden veil light as air bejewelled..... ethereal bells
Thanks Stuart so much for sharing this. I had a vision of Shiva and Krishna in an Aya session last September in Brazil. After that I couldn't stop chanting Om Namaha Shivaya and other Hindu chants. You're helping me to confirm my connection to these Gods and Godessess. And by the way your new book did indeed blow my socks and I still can't find them! I'm deeply grateful.
On some of my Aya journeys the places, music and feelings reminded me very much of Hindu images but at the time I could make no sense of it. One my 4th ceremony much of the time was in these places. So far removed from anything I could have imagined. It was very stong and very puzzling but now to my amazment, pieces of the puzzle seem to fall into place. What a strange journey this is!
Thank you for your comments
I was very moved to write this article
I have a deep respect for these Gods mentioned here and they have been good to me in some terrible situations I have been in the Aluna against some utterly evil forces...I'm most blessed ...and cared for....Ive also seen others that have appeared in visions or sometimes in my room I'm excited to write about those Gods if people like this one ...sincerely stuart wilde
WOW…
Speechless ... and very, very grateful. Thank you.
All my Love and Gratitude to the best teacher that I know, for your courage and strength to keep on going, and your deeply love for humanity…
As always …
Stuie bubba,
i also agree with those above... what a very moving and beautiful post... thank you so much for sharing... hearing about your friend, my heart felt heavy for you... after finishing Grace,
Gia this past weekend and reading many of your posts, i can not even begin to understand how much turmoil / stain your emotions have gone through.
Blessings Stu and to all of you that are working so hard to bring more light for us all.
Thank you Stuart for sharing your experiences. It is very intimate, so thank you even more for sharing them with us. From them and also from reading your latest book, I understand the stories from the Hindu Scriptures in a new light. Have you read the Ramayana, the story of Ram and Sita (Vishnu and Lakshmi)? In this Scripture, there are lots of accounts of battle, very similar to what you share.
Did you know that this past night was Shivaratri - the big annual celebration of the immortal Shiva?
Just wanted to add that I am much looking forward to your series on the Hindu gods.
Thanks in advance.
LO: thank you....I didn't know of Shivarati thank you for informing me and I'll look up the Ramayana Im such a child in this thing I have much to study
There is a story of one of the Gods that goes and rescues his consort that has been captured by a demon....I know that story well as I have been on many rescues in these last few years into the demonic realms to retrieve a lost soul that got taken away by evil...
it is very hard as the demonic has much power and strength and people cannot always be released right away...sometime the rescue takes months...it's very draining...
and (strangely) there are some people that can't be rescued because they like the demonic and so one can't get them out no matter how hard one fights...
sincerely stuart wilde
Splendid, radiant, beautiful.... thanks Stu
Thank you Stuart...this is so beautiful.
Dear Stuart, you have made what always seemed impossibly complicated very personal and intimate... I am really looking forward to the next! And thank you so much for your blog and for sharing your wisdom and humor... I have a good laugh whenever I read it. Love to you.
In 2001, I had reucrring dreams of fire one after another. From this dream, I knew there must be some danger coming to me. I told someone about this recurring dreams that I had. She told me to make peace with the fire God before I go to sleep in the night. So, that night, before I went to bed, I said: Fire God, I make peace with you. And, that night, I dreamt of a very beautiful golden LORD GANESHA. I felt so safe and peaceful in that dream. Two weeks later, I was walking on a bridge and all of a sudden, a swarm of bees was heading towards me. I was too stumped and don't know what to do because it happened so quickly. Then, suddenly, I saw LORD GANESHA using his trunk to sweep the bees away. I ran as fast as I could as if I have never ran before in my whole life and I was panting away when I reached home. Although I am not a hindu but LORD GANESHA still comes to protect me and I am so grateful. I will never forget the dream that I had of LORD GANESHA.
There is a story of one of the Gods that goes and rescues his consort that has been captured by a demon....
It sounds like What Dreams May Come. It sounds like you better go.
Many thanks to this post Stuart... i was very moved by this... in many aya journeys have come across what you have mentioned... it always resonated with me...and i kept it to myself, feeling i may be riducled.... i have always felt like i was returning home when those visions came from aya journeys...suddenly i don't leave alone any more....
Osho and Yogananda have always appeared at some point in the journey with flowering lotuses covered all over them...its so majestic....
i am very moved by your details description of the Hindu Gods and you assisting your friend, you capture the inner warmth of the soul...
i have always loved Osho from the early days of my teens......
Thank you Stuart... deeply in love with this and your writings towards them....
God bless you with lots of warmth in your gentle soul
wow, this stuff is all real, I go on the weirdest journeys when reading this blog, sitting at my desk, but somewhere else stuff is happening. It feels like a very bumpy ride and I can see my own darkness and evil. Calling out and believing in that spark of me that is true and eternal seems the only way to pull out And really standing my ground and affirming that part seems to help, and not being scared. On my knees begging for forgiveness everyday is something I have started to do.
This article is really powerful, thankyou. David
Thank you for sharing this -it's very mystical, beautiful and inspiring. Forgive me - my eyes are a little green today.
Stuart, that's it, the Ramayana tells that story you mentioned - the story of Sita captured by the demons and rescued by her husband Ram with the help of Hanuman (monkey god). Ram is Vishnu and Hanuman is Shiva. Hanuman is very endearing and perhaps the greatest demon fighter. If you read or listen to the story, you can't help but fall in love with him.
For a long time I understood these stories of battle as an allegory of the inner scenario of the human being - the conflict between the different energies of Light and darkness inside the mind and the blueprint of our spiritual journey. That's how they talked to me and taught me and inspired me. What you are sharing is fascinating to me. Thanks for responding.
Many blessings to you, Isa
Reading this got me on a mission to discover more on Hinduism...
I found a book in my room I have not read in ages and felt compelled to pick it up and look up Hinduism... it was not in there and instead i found higher self.... a quote from the book was 'Through self-knowledge we learn to strengthen the links between the conscious self and the higher self, bringing the personality more in line with the soul. This was the work of the alchemists, for whom the higher self was symbolized by the philosopher's stone....'
I then looked up philosopher's stone and found.....'Both exoteric and esoteric aspects of the Philosopher's Stone are also reflected in its symbolic representation as a six pointed star, also known as the hexagram. The star consists of two superimposed triangles, representing fire and water, male and female, heaven and earth, and thus the unity of all, the reconciliation of opposites and the potentiality of spirit within the created matter (In Hinduism the same symbol represents the male and female energies of Shiva and Shakti.)
I just loved how that all flowed from reading your entry and wound up full circle back to what I was searching for.....something on Hinduism....Thanks a mil for sharing...
Silverfox
Sir,
Thank you for intimately sharing your experiences with the Hindu Gods, its so refreshing and light. Just the other day I was admiring a large mural of Krisna and Arjuna in their battle chariot, going about their business with no fear and no anger. It glad you were treated to celestial visions after long continuing service in the heavier areas.
Thanks, AM
The book was called 'A dictionary of mind and spirit' by Donald Watson if anyone is ever looking for a book with just about anything in it. Its definitions are presented I feel with all aspects and opinions covered...Silverfox
After reading "Grace, Gaia and the End of Days" the things I was taught at religious school (church) as a young lad make so much more sense. I rejected religion back in my teens as the stories did not seem quite right, there was something missing.
Thank you Stuart for showing me a different perspective, had it been taught back then, may have kept me on the religious path, but who knows, .... a young man's fancy ..... Anyway I am here now and feel so much more at peace within myself after reading the book and your explination of Hindu in this post.
Love to you all.