Pierre?? So profoundly sad to see this! Pierre Lescaudron has passed away.

[tykes]

What unexpected and sad news, October 2023 has truly been a month not to forget.
On the other hand it is very nice how he is remembered by his closest loved ones, as a man of integrity, fun and brilliant.
I didn't have much interaction either except on Facebook, and like others I used to get a kick out of the occasions when he would react to a meme posted on my wall. Also I had this sweet memory about his poem Children of the universe, which I found intensely inspiring.
May he have a peaceful transition and be happy and continuing his spiritual work on the other side.
A hug for Laura and all the Chateau family, May the divine cosmic mind guide her soul and give peace and comfort to those who were his family.
Bon voyage dear Pierre, thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.

 

[sleepermustawaken]

Pierre, Thank You for being with us and sharing your knowledge. My sincere sentiments to ALL. His work will go on.

 

[Evan]

I want to begin by saying that I wasn’t sure that I should be the person to start this thread. I was stunned when I opened up SOTT and saw the article, and I reacted without considering my place. It was both presumptuous and inconsiderate to think that simply because SOTT had published the In Memorium that everyone was prepared to be truly ready to have it opened up on the forum. I apologize to all of Pierre’s close friends for rushing it into a discussion. I hope you will forgive me for that. Having read the posts here throughout the day, I can certainly relate to the feeling of being “heard” that came with knowing Pierre had liked one of my posts. The guy who wrote Earth Changes for crying out loud! I look forward to seeing the Cs tell us he’s transitioning (“degaussing”?) comfortably in 5D when it is appropriate. He will be both missed and remembered, and who knows, maybe heard from as well. Love to all. Evan

 

[Arlind]

Saddened by the news, profoundly so after learning he had been suffering for so long. Sincere condolences to family, friends and all of you at the Chateau.

It warms my heart to see his character vividly portrayed and remembered by friends here. There was, it seems, much virtue to this gentle and brilliantly minded soul. I have enjoyed and gained inspiration and profound insight into our reality from his writing and contributions.. thank you for sharing your experience in such an original way, Pierre and buon voyage.

 

[Garuda]

Mi más sincero pésame
My deepest condolences

 

[osher]

I read both his english books, many articles. His legacy is very meaningful contribution to my knowledge. Thank you, Pierre. Thank you chateau crew for taking care of each other. I wish you strenght to continue your mission with unconditional love, selflessness and steadfastness toward all humans.

 

[hiker]

When I had my own health problem and wrote about it on the forum, Pierre always replied with support and kindness; it felt like he was in my corner.

I knew about his illness, still it was emotional and shocking to read that he had passed away.

It is a comforting thought, that in the end, he had the best possible care in every way at the Chateau, surrounded by the people who love him.

And I have no doubt that he will have an easy transition to the afterlife, with the knowledge he has, and the goodwill, thoughts and prayers from the people at the Chateau, and people here.

I never got to meet Pierre in person, but in time, I will look forward to meeting him on the other side. Godspeed Pierre.

 

[SMM]

Bon retour à la maison Pierre.

I am still shaking off the shock and emotions. I knew about his illness. Still it is a shock. I met Pierre in 2013. His deep listening to everyone around the table is what struck me most.

It remains with me until this day. I'm sorry I don't remember exactly what was being talked about. I simply remember his expressions as he listened.

Pierre is still with us in our hearts and through his works. Thank you Pierre for your gifts and teachings.

My condolences to everyone here on the forum and at the Chateau. Thank you for helping Pierre shine such a bright light.

Thank you for helping Pierre love, live and die with grace and dignity.

Bon voyage, Pierre.

 

[Ryan]

When I arrived at the Chateau after 13 years, Pierre was one of the first people to greet me there. We'd only interacted online prior to that, and to be honest I felt a little intimidated by his intellect. The first time I started reading Earth Changes and the Human-Cosmic Connection, I had to stop after about the first half a dozen chapters because the density of the information in the book required such careful reading. Meeting him in person allayed my fears, and I was put at ease by his hospitality, warmth, kindness and generosity of spirit.

After interacting with him doing yardwork around the Chateau, preparing the new gravel driveway before Scottie & Chu's wedding, seeing his amazing workshop, I gained a lot of respect for his attention to detail, strength, willpower and sheer perseverance in the face of his personal challenges. Throughout it all, his sense of humour was just grand (even if I found his accent a bit hard to follow sometimes!) and his depth and breath of life experience inspired me and taught me valuable lessons, just through his willingness to share.

Pierre stood as an example to me of someone who, by the diligent and determined application of knowledge was capable of overcoming any obstacle. Although he now also stands as an example that some things in this world are very difficult indeed to overcome, his victory is still absolute, he ran his race impeccably, and he fought the good fight until the very last moment, while still ensuring those around him were as comfortable as possible when it was time to bow out with grace.

The C's once said:

Q: [..] (C) We have discussed the people who have presuppositions and who have played out the experiences they expect. What mind-set, or what presupposition should a person have to adapt most quickly and easily to the reality of 5th density?
A: Well, that is in itself a presupposition. But, let us just say an open-minded researcher would do best. But all do well ultimately.

If open-minded researchers do best, then I reckon there's probably not a person that ever died who has adapted to 5th density as easily as Pierre. I'll see you in 4D STO, brother.

 

[Gwenllian]

We love you lots, Pierre and will miss you. Thank you for being there and encouraging me. Talking to you for the last time was one of the highlights of my visit. To be honest I had to fight back the tears, but I am very grateful for that moment. Thank you for your understanding and for making me understand what I still had to learn. I feel very privileged that we were able to see your sweet face a couple of times during my stay and watch you and Niall embrace. God speed and God bless. And big, warm hugs for everyone at the Chateau and Farm.

@heinrich, I am not sure whether I can express what Pierre was like in so many words, but what I find so wonderful about him is that he remained interested in the people around him and managed to become even more compassionate despite his being ill. I would say there is a lesson in that for all of us.

During our last conversation I was moved at one point, because I realised how grateful I was for his compassion and understanding and wanted to show him that this was the case. In the past I had resisted his efforts to inquire after me a couple of times, until I was ready to act and change the situation and tell him later about it. So, he could also be very tenacious! I hope this helps a little bit.

 

[Esote]

This picture comes from Pierre's last post : https://cassiopaea.org/forum/threads/tribute-to-planet-earth.50141/post-1135260
After plunging head first to the dark abyss
Rising to new heights with beauty...

 

[Emia]

My sincere condolences for your immense loss. It feels unreal that the person behind the books and articles so eloquently put together is gone. I don't participate much on the forums and I've only known Pierre through his work and his picture with the glint in the eye. I have faith that he's in a better place now where he can find peace.

 

[Ketone Cop]

I am very grateful for everyone's shares here, especially those of you who knew Pierre personally and met him in the physical, to "flesh" him out for the rest of us. I had no idea that he was sick or limited in any way. My only interactions with him were on this forum, but all the posts of his I've read showed just how loving, humble, and knowledgeable he was.

If you guys from the Chateau ever become characters in something like a "Lord Of The Rings" epoch in the future, I'd identify as Pierre. But seriously, and this needs mentioning: every one of you here is precious. I've ventured out to try to find like-minded people in my local area these last couple years, and failed. But all you guys remain, and you grow. There is a collective loving presence and acceptance that I feel when I, and others, are truly present here as well. And Pierre was a huge part of building that.

 

[Carl]

He progressively lost (and sometimes gained a little back) the use of one of his arms, so he had trouble with some tasks that required fine motor skills of both hands. (Though that didn't stop him from using it as much as he was able.) While working with him in years past, he would often ask me to roll him a cigarette, which I was happy to do. He even complimented my skills a few times. And maybe he was even being serious about it! I also had the honor of cutting up his steak for him on a couple occasions.

At the 2022 wedding we went out for a spin in my car - him driving. As we're doing about 150 down the narrow French country lanes he turns to me, with a classic Pierre glint in the eye, and says "do you feel safe being driven by a man with one arm and one leg? Because I don't..." At least we had the crystals

 

[Nachtweide]

I felt the same way.. Once, before I was really active & felt at home here, I posted a photo of my dog in the 2D friends thread, and Pierre clicked the "love" emoticon reaction... It's just a picture of a dog, but was meaningful to me, and so that really touched me, silly as it seems... just him taking the time to do that.. I never met him or really interacted with him but he had a place in my heart from that moment. Always love reading his work or seeing the beautiful or funny things he posted. So it's really lovely to read about him from the people who knew him in-person. He sounds like such a beautiful soul.. Thanks very much for sharing, everyone.. And massive hugs to all Pierre's friends & Chateau family.

Unfortunately, I was not allowed to meet Pierre personally but I remember with a smile my first attempts in the forum. Pierre had reprimanded me in a contribution, which I personally found outrageously good. I had eaten the wisdom with spoons and now there was someone who dared to scratch my ego. It took some time until I understood at what level is worked here and that I had arrived in the senior class. An aggrieved pride very quickly turned into a deep respect, awe and reverence for the great and deep knowledge that was being offered to me. I own Pierre's books, but to this day I have no clue about the contents, as I lack some intelligence knots to understand. Today I know that everyone has his strengths and topics that suit him and it is not mandatory to understand everything. Everyone is valuable and contributes with his knowledge and passion as a piece of the puzzle to the big picture. Pierre was infinitely lucky to be allowed to live in the castle - there he was allowed to be Pierre and refine his knowledge with the help of his brothers and sisters. As a great builder and knower, he set huge impulses for all who can and want to accept it. The great family is invisibly connected energetically and we feel him although we do not see him. We love him for all that he has meant to each of us.