![](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://www.mindbodyheartandsoul.org/video/cecilia-love-of-a-silent-moon/&media=https://www.mindbodyheartandsoul.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Cecilia-Sings-silent-moon-cover-pic.jpg&description=<h2><span style="color: #993366;">Cecilia Love of a Silent Moon</span></h2>
Lyrics: Stuart Wilde
Music: Tim Wheater
Oh! Silent moon, reflect on me your silver glow
and hold me safe 'til dawn.
Oh! scepter'd orb, direct on me your silent face
and keep my soul 'til morn.
Glory be. Glory be. Glory be.
You and me, you and me, you and me.
Wrapped in love, help in poise,
allow your silent voice to share my prayer.
Permit my heart...
fearlessly express its radiant glow
to light the dark.
Cecilia’s CDs may be purchased at <a title="Cecilia Sings" href="http://www.ceciliasings.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">http://www.ceciliasings.com/</a>
Stuart Wilde wrote the lyrics to this haunting melody. Cecilia sings it as beautifully as ever. All throughout Stuart's teachings he emphasised that we are to clear our shadow in order to become a Custodian of the Light.
In other words, we work to address aspects of our nature that need improving. We find ways to heal the pain that we've experienced. In doing these things we make room to hold and carry more of the Light of God.
Then, our very presence alone will be enough to heal those who come into contact with our energy field. Even so much as walking through a shopping mall will provide healing for a multitude of others when we walk past them. This is totally achievable when we reach the point of being a true Custodian of the Light.
In his more advanced teachings he says that as we clear our shadow, we go wide. In that width we provide healing for others, so through our dedication to our own development, we in turn live in service to our brothers and sisters around us.
This song is his prayer that he, and we, do that.
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Cecilia Love of a Silent Moon
Lyrics: Stuart Wilde
Music: Tim Wheater
Oh! Silent moon, reflect on me your silver glow
and hold me safe ’til dawn.
Oh! scepter’d orb, direct on me your silent face
and keep my soul ’til morn.
Glory be. Glory be. Glory be.
You and me, you and me, you and me.
Wrapped in love, help in poise,
allow your silent voice to share my prayer.
Permit my heart…
fearlessly express its radiant glow
to light the dark.
Cecilia’s CDs may be purchased at http://www.ceciliasings.com/
Stuart Wilde wrote the lyrics to this haunting melody. Cecilia sings it as beautifully as ever. All throughout Stuart’s teachings he emphasised that we are to clear our shadow in order to become a Custodian of the Light.
In other words, we work to address aspects of our nature that need improving. We find ways to heal the pain that we’ve experienced. In doing these things we make room to hold and carry more of the Light of God.
Then, our very presence alone will be enough to heal those who come into contact with our energy field. Even so much as walking through a shopping mall will provide healing for a multitude of others when we walk past them. This is totally achievable when we reach the point of being a true Custodian of the Light.
In his more advanced teachings he says that as we clear our shadow, we go wide. In that width we provide healing for others, so through our dedication to our own development, we in turn live in service to our brothers and sisters around us.
This song is his prayer that he, and we, do that.
. ?*?*?
Would you like to support our Foundation? Do you know of a teenage girl who loves to read books? Here’s a link to one of our fundraisers – a teen book titled The Bravehearts of Belgrave High. Click on the following link to read more:
