posted May 09, 2013 12:02 AM            

Sad News - Stuart Wilde

"A Soldier"

It is with deep sadness that I announce the passing of my dear friend Stuart Wilde. Stuart suffered a fatal heart attack on a scenic drive through Ireland on Wednesday 1st May 2013.

As author of over 20 books (translated into 27 languages and selling millions of copies) on Spirituality & Personal Development, he was considered by many to be one of the greatest metaphysicians that ever lived. Many famous New Age, New Thought writers & teachers privately studied with him including Deepak Choopra & Dr. Wayne Dyer.

Stuart’s sudden departure from the physical realm was very shocking and millions of hearts worldwide will be weeping with despair over the loss of a great teacher, a great man, and a great friend. He touched the lives of so many people and he will be greatly missed.

In the 1980s, Stuart correctly described the etheric life-field around humans in precise detail. Previously, it was known only in vague terms in discussions about the human aura. He wrote out the first of many precise and verifiable etheric exercises and sensations in his book The Quickening (Hay House 1995). In course of his 30+ years of teaching, he appeared on over 500 Television Show & 10,000 Radio Programs including Coast To Coast AM.

Stuart passionately taught about freedom, love & respect for all human beings and for deep respect of nature. He was a relentless animal rights advocate. Also, it’s important for people to know that Stuart never saw himself as being a guru or above anyone else. He believed that he was merely a mirror that reflected love & peace into the world and a facilitator of wisdom from realms of existence that one could refer to as heavenly.

Among Stuart's teachings about love & peace, were his teachings about spiritual evolution, personal development insights, philosophies about where human beings really came from, and predictions about world events yet to come that he would regularly see in transcendental meditation. Throughout the course of his life, many of his predictions came true.

A private funeral service has been held for Stuart's immediate family only .... larger gatherings for later in the year are currently being planned for the general public. Updates will be posted on this website and Stuart Wilde’s website (www.stuartwilde.com).

Blessings to you all,

Tom Lishman

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I hope his suffering was short-lived, I always kept up to date with his writings, didn't necessarily agree with everything he put out, but he was certainly an interesting character and his overall message was one of living an authentic life which meant also acknowledging the multi-dimensional nature of reality and the silent power we have within to create a better life on this planet.

posted May 11, 2013 03:14 PM            

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I hope his suffering was short-lived, I always kept up to date with his writings, didn't necessarily agree with everything he put out, but he was certainly an interesting character and his overall message was one of living an authentic life which meant also acknowledging the multi-dimensional nature of reality and the silent power we have within to create a better life on this planet.

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I agree and he is a great loss.

posted May 11, 2013 03:27 PM            

Rest in Peace Stuie!

posted May 11, 2013 05:38 PM            

this was the saddest thing..

Animals Have Emotions
http://www.stuartwilde.com/2013/04/animals-have-emtions/

This dog here in this Vid (10 seconds) seems to be grieving at the grave of its owner grandmother. Wolves howl for days when one of their pack dies. Animals have emotions and they communicate feelings like love to their families and their animal tribe. Stuart Wilde. ]www.stuartwilde.com

it made me tear up. The poor thing.

People don't realize the depth that animals have in their heart and emotions, especially dogs. I know it would traumatize my dog if I were to die before her because she's extremely attached to me and really wants nothing to do with other people or dogs and avoids them at all costs and only likes to be near me. It actually kind of worries me...

That was the saddest thing I've seen in a long time.
http://www.stuartwilde.com/