Stewart Pearce: The Angels of Atlantis
Jill V. Mangino: How did you become an Angel Medium?
Stewart Pearce: As a child I was very aware of the supernatural world, and regularly saw Angels as Orbs or Beams of Light, and other spiritual phenomena. At six years of age I remember encountering the vast consciousness of Archangel Michael, who has always informed me greatly. Yet, this wasn’t at all scary, because I always felt in awe of Angelic love, and the other supernatural beings I encountered. I found a way of managing my feelings through my breath – if I held my breath a feeling of fear could increase, but if I breathed out and sang a note, or hummed, a pure force of light would protect me.
I was extremely fortunate to be brought up in Palaces, because my father worked for the British Royal Family, and so was surrounded by pomp and circumstance, ritual and nobility, from an early age. I was very sensitive as a small child, but never frightened. Instead I saw the great grace and caring power that the nobility can possess.
Then in 1987, when I had awoken further through a series of Spiritual Teachers, I met the Angels of Atlantis on Glastonbury Tor. This happened during an astrological event we now know as the Harmonic Convergence in August of that sacred year. The HC was a profound shifting point in the planetary consciousness of the Globe, for we all had an opportunity of waking to the robust healing of ourselves, and our planet. This occurred at a time when huge social flux was happening – in preparation for the precession of the equinoxes in 2012
Jill V. Mangino: How do the Angels communicate with you, and can we connect with them ourselves?
Stewart Pearce: The Angels have always been within my field of vision. I also feel them, giving rise to the understanding that I have Clairvoyant/Clairsentient qualities of perception; which I believe is latent in all of us. The information the Angels grant me has always been filtered through my heart, developing a deep sense of ‘knowing’. It is managed through meditation, particularly through the field of stillness and silence. The stiller one is, the greater the field of perception – the more silent one’s mind chatter is, the broader the bandwidth of what one is able to perceive.
