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Communicating Silently
Q:
You talk about
"silent communication" in your books. What exactly do you mean by
that?
A:
I have come to
believe, through watching the etheric state, that we are all in silent
subliminal dialogue with each other. I've observed the flashes of energy that
pass back and forth between people, and I've seen people react to thoughts that
are projected toward them. Thoughts jump. How many times have you been thinking
about something obscure and the person next to you mentions the very same thing?
Silent communication generally
comes about when you are thinking in the direction of another person rather than
concentrating inwardly toward your own thoughts and feelings. Silent
communication can be in the form of prayers uttered silently toward people, or
silent affirmations. Then there is actual dialogue that is spoken mentally in
the direction of another person. It is telepathic transfer of energy, and
hopefully it is silent dialogue that offers love or encouragement of some sort.
Also, in the etheric state, you
have the ability to step into the subtle energy of another person. For example,
in my Developing
the Sixth Sense tape series. I talk about moving the etheric -- the
subtle body -- out of your physical body, turning your subtle body to face you,
and then stepping backwards with your etheric into the physical body of a person
you're talking to. Visiting another person etherically in this way is okay,
providing you're not manipulating them or making them do things they don't want
to do. It's a way of being with them, concentrating on that person. In the end,
concentration is a form of love; when you're focusing upon a person, you are in
the act of loving them.
Try this: Start projecting love
to people as you pass them in the street. The idea is to imagine (generate) a
deep and resonating sense of love in your heart and expel a short breath, bring
the love in another person's direction -- try to hit them in the heart with your
love missile. Pick total strangers. Velocity is the key. Breathe out a short
sharp breath and use the force of your will, and whack 'am hard in the heart
with all the love you can muster.
And as you touch them
etherically with your fast-moving dollop of love, notice them blink or move
their eyes suddenly. Sometimes you'll see them turn around like they're looking
for where the energy came from, but they don't understand what it is they are
feeling. Often you'll see them smile, and sometimes they'll start talking to
themselves. It's a fun game, but it tires you out after a while so don't overdo
it.
Health warning: If you
manipulate or project evil, or you use your powers to the detriment of others,
you create a lot of bad karma. Gradually those evil thoughts and projections
move from their initial evil state, and they begin to solidify on the astral
plane. They take on a phantasmagorical form that comes alive and gradually
develops a mind of its own. It needs energy to sustain itself, and the first
available source of energy is your life force, so the phantom you have created
by your thoughts starts to suck on you, making you sick, tired, and listless.
Eventually it can kill you. You get eaten by your own monster.
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Author
and lecturer Stuart Wilde is one of the
real characters of the self-help, human
potential movement. His style is humorous,
controversial, poignant, and
transformational. He has written 11 books,
including those that make up the very
successful Taos Quintet, which are
considered classics in their genre. They
are: Affirmations, The Force, Miracles,
The Quickening, and The Trick to
Money Is Having Some. Stuart's books
have been translated into 12 languages.
This column is excerpted with permission
from his book "Simply Wilde"
with Leon Nacson, published by Hay House (www.hayhouse.com)
