The Lady Fair at Bedtime (SW)
Saturday, March 7, 2009 at 7:57PM Stuart Wilde
I saw a vision of a very fine, very delicate lady in her bedroom, she wore a long white dress to the ground that was of heavy lace, it's not really a nightdress it was more formal than that, maybe that is what they wore in the olden days. She had a small pill-box hat on her head and there was a four-poster bed to her right.
I didn’t know who she was but she was someone very important like a queen or goddess in the spirit worlds. She was very radiant.
I felt there were ladies in waiting the room that I could not see that served her and helped make the fine lady ready for bed.
I got the impression the lady didn’t get into the bed to sleep but more she hovered on top of it to rest.
Edward Burne-Jones Sleeping Beauty
I sat on a stool by her bed and read to her from a book I wrote once called Plum Red* that was never published. It was a story book of the Taoist sages. She never spoke to me but then she did smile graciously if she heard something that amused her.
I saw this vision of the lady quite a few times over a number of days and I realized that I did read to her every night for a year and a day in that spirit world always from the same book. She wanted no other book she was insistent on that.
It was an honor to be there and to serve in some small way. There are so many mystical things happening to us in the Aluna we know nothing about. I saw the vision of the room last night again. (sw)
· The story I wrote called the Mysterious Gardener that people like is from Plum Red it is
posted at www.StuartWilde.com
Reader Comments (45)
Tip if you dont go to fourth of july fireworks celebrations you won't have to wait until new years to get your hearing back.
Love the pics of teddy and mouse. Your so sweet xx
Btw, Stu thanks so much for this blog. It really cheers me up. I am really looking forward to getting my hands on your new book :-)
Hi Stu
I read the story and have no words to say except it touched a place in my heart so tenderly that warm tears ran down my cheeks. My heart she cry's as the warmth in it gets tainted by the evil of the ghouls. I'll post my picture as soon as I take it in the sun light.
Thank You.
Much Love
Merrik
Once I looked for excitement - it got tedious. Then I looked for friendship but it left. So I sought honesty but I lied, so I asked for softness but I was angry. I prayed for love but I missed it. So I stopped looking but I forgot. What you said was what I didn't hear...and again please?
Dear Mr Wilde
Thank you for directing me to your story it was truely beautiful.
sincerely
Dear Stuart,
Thank you so much bro. This is a very beautiful and moving love story. It touches my heart very deeply. Is there a chance kind Sir that you might publish Plum Red one day? I would very much love to read it. And I'm sorry i won't see you in Wales this time.
Much Love to you
publish the book, she hums. there are new stories to hear.
Dear Harold we are going to offer it as download at sw.com in the near future cant be bothered to get back into book publishing of hard copies ...see you at the Wales gig lol sw
Thank you. Also they are great photo's of you as well as teddy moving about
to different locations.
Love
Dear Stuart. Thank you for being so dedicated to us.. You never cease to amaze me with your dedication and love.. I'm not sure where you find the time to post everyday.. All I know is that we are very grateful to have you with us..
If I may I would like to direct the people that are doing the Redeemers club lessons to read the post 3819.. It touched me very deeply..
I also wanted to send love to all my Redeemers club friends . It's been a few months since we talked.. Your in my prayers and meditations.. I look forward to seeing some of you in Ecuador!
It's my birthday tomorrow so i'll be thinking about you tonight Stuart when i'm drinking my Guinness.. Wish you could join us.. Lots of Love .... Gary
fireworks terrify the birds
Dear Mr Wilde, just beautiful, gardener reminds me alot of someone who blesses many with his "gardening" skills,
and Harold Happy B'day
bountiful blessings to all
Dear Stuart,
Thank you very much bro. I will look forward to downloading it and reading it. And I'm sorry I will not be at the Wales gig this time. I send my love to you all those who will be there.
Much love to you
PS: Happy Birthday to Gary
mr lake, you helped me no end, And now, finally, I understand what "there is no magic door" really means. That was the only thing I never got right. I had received that guidance many, many years ago but when so many others were looking for THE DOOR or door ways to other worlds I questioned it. And when sw starting talking about "the shimmering door" I was really confused and I questioned him. But I trusted his wisdom so I hung in there anyway. But now I see. My guidance was simply warning me not to be distracted by a doorway to great power or acclaim. That would be a trick to waylay me. There is no "magic door" no "quick fix." There is only a footpath into the light, an upward, laborious upward climb (okay sideways!) but at the END of the climb there IS a shimmering door and Stuart knew that all the time. There was a trail of breadcrumbs -- always the breadcrumbs -- and they led me here. I want to cry. Thank you.
Dear Gentlemen,
Mr Wilde, thanks for the opportunity and for making the lessons availalbe I look forward to the study which I have no dount will challenge my thinking once again, saving the pennies and hope to start soon.
Oups sorry Harold happy d'day for when ever it is : )
Gary, hope you have a great b'day tomorrow and enjoy every moment.
Maybe one day we can all share an ale from the mother country as we call her down under although my fav is kilkenny...mmmmm creamy and light
Love or fear... Trust or betrayal... Shouldn’t be that hard to choose...
As a human being, it kind of sucks that almost all people that you have trusted and loved turned back on you to hurt you, but probable their Higher Self were dancing in heavens for the chance to meet with you. By loving them... they got at chance at redemption...
Stirring up energies in people that we love/trust it’s something that we all do, and yes we do get hurt. In a relationship this “hurting” business it’s a street with two ways. Both people get hurt: one for not being understood and loved and the other by not having the courage to grow /to evolve (and deep down it’s hurting that you cannot be that ideal person that you thought you were).
After we get hurt, we lose even more of who we are because some part of the courage to trust and love someone absolutely (without some kind of proof that they are not the monsters we used to see) fades away...
But in the end, all relationships are lessons of love and trust from the Divine... so we all pray to learn the lessons and not having to repeat them over and over. And maybe, if the stars are aligned correctly, we may get a chance at finding the one true love... if we didn’t lose completely the ability to trust. The one person that we are finally capable of looking directly in the eyes and say I Love you, even though we clearly see ourselves in them... but we are not afraid anymore of looking in a mirror...
As always,
P.S. Love the new picks....
When I meet the rock
I be a man, and lift it
when you get the rock
be a man move it
when you get your pay
be a man use it
when you meet a woman
be a man, say something
when you chose to say it
be a man, say something
be a man, mean it
when you get accused
be a man, deny it
when your heart has been broken
be a man, store it
when you chose to lie
be a man, tell it right
when you meet a question
be a man think you know
when there is a decision to make
just be a man about it,
when it comes to love
just be a man, don't get involved............
Stuart I dont understand why you are so against eating meat. Where do you get your protein and iron?
Dear ShadowRanger
If I may I would like to comment on your question.
The average person eats 5 times the required amount of protein. Eating to much protein leads to alot of illness. Such as calciun leaking from your bones and osteoperosis. Protein is found in many foods that aren't animals, such as beans, seeds, legumes, nuts, grains and dark leafy vegetables.. In terms of protein cooked animal proten is actually a poor quality source of protein. It is coagulated, difficult to digest, creates inflamtion in the tissues and is rough on the kidneys. If you study the human digestive system, it is not made to digest meat although a little meat is tolerable..
The most iron is found in dark green leafy vegetables, artichokes, red berries, onions, challots. The list goes on and on.. And still 57% of the meat eating population is still deficient in iron...
Eating animals shows a major lack of compassion for the animals life.. Animals feel just as we do and they are much more aware.. They feel love, nurturing, compassion, fear, hellplessness and so on. I worked at a slaughter house when I was eighteen and I learned alot from that.. I realized that all the cows knew they were going to die.. They were very stressed.. When humans or animals feel stress they release chemicals from their brain to match every emotion they are having. These are called amino peptites.. So all the sadness, fear, helplessness and stress, not to mention adrenaline are being released from the brain and going straight into the muscle.. So the steak you eat is full of fear and adrenaline.. These chemicals react with your brain and cause your thoughts to reflect what you are eating.. Causing people to become happy one minute and sad the next without ever knowing why..
People may say, but animals eat eachother so why can't we.. Well most humans have the ability to go to a grocery store and have any food they desire. We are spoiled rotten.. Animals don't have grocery stores. They do what they gotta do to survive... It's sad that humans use animals as a commodity. Such a lack of respect it boggles my mind.. The most interaction humans have with animals is eating them.. To the animals kingdom mostly all humans are natzis, yet they have nothing but love for us.. We have alot to learn from them..
Take care Bro.. I hope this helps a bit.. Much Love....Gary
Dear Stuart,
thank you so much that you put yourself out in this extreme way like you do with this blog! We are so eternally grateful for this! You can't imagine how much it helps us on our journey, to read your articles and feel your energy through every word you write. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
The pictures you posted here of yourself and Teddy and Mouse are so beautiful and heart-opening it makes me laugh and cry at the same time. We both had such a crushing shadow-process today. It is such a blessing to look at them in a moment of feeling and suffering my darkness and the evil I created through this lifetime. It helps me so much to heal! Somehow it is a reminder of no matter how it might hurt right now and no matter how desperate it feels in this moment, looking at your pictures gives me a feeling of reassurance that everything will be resolved in the end and that everything will be made whole and good once more. It helps me to have compassion for myself and forgive myself. Thank you so very much for being out there and helping us other beings. Thank you!
I send all my love and gratitude to you,
thank you,
Feli
Olli gives you a big hug and sends all his love, too. Thank you.
Mr Lake the animal and plant iron are very different but, kudos both are important, animal iron helps bring oxygen to your organs and brain, while plant iron brings oxygen to your blood and tissues. I love animals by the way but am not ashamed to eat them. I wont eat cow very much they make chocholate for the kiddies.
Dear K
Thank you for such a wonderful post. You are a genuine person... I can feel the softness in your words.. This world we live in can be a tough place for us. You hung in there all the while, listening to your heart and threading softly with determination.. I was humbled by your words.. Thank you again.. Trust know and flow... Gary
Nice one Stu......now i read somewhere here....Stuie's 11th and 12th commandment's.....but i can't find them now......can anyone point me in the right direction?
Many thanks
polanski
Cheers Mr Lake....good write up on the cows at the slaughter house.....my wife is a vegetarian......i'm seriously considering it.
Cheers
Polanski