The Art of Redemption

Fabulous Book. Stuart Wilde is definitely 'a bit out there' but what unnerves me a little bit, is that I have actually experienced a small percentage of the 'out there' things he describes. This therefore makes it difficult for me to dismiss some of his more mind-blowing experiences as being merely the result of an over-active imagination. It is definitely worth trying some of the practises he recommends, because they have certainly worked for me. Previously, I had infrequent episodes of lucid dreaming, musical hallucinations and what I can only really describe as 'visions.' Now, I find that something amazing seems to happen just about everytime I still my mind to a genuinely meditative state. For me, meditation is very difficult, so I only tend to reach this state at about 2.00 a.m. in the morning, once I re-surfaced from deep sleep. Never-the-less, the experiences are incredible, and hence I have nothing but admiration and praise for both Stuart Wilde and his books.

Once again Stuart guides us through the world of the morph, going through tubes, the void, and partial dematerialization. There are even some photos of people partially dematerialized! For those who simply do not have the time or motivation to explore these dimensions, he includes advice and tips that can be more readily incorporated into one's life, such as taking lecithin to reduce fear, avoiding the use of electric blankets and eliminating clutter (both of which attract ghouls), and best of all, eat plenty of raw foods! He also urges us to eat less, and to get alkaline by squeezing lemon juice into water. With his usual optimism of Camelot, Wilde gives a fascinating description of the mirror world and tells us that with humility, service, finding our purpose in life, and dealing with our stored pain, we are able to find our role as a magic healer.

The Art of Redemption is definitely worth 5 stars if not more. In this review I will give a summary of the book and respond to some of the criticisms that other reviewers have left for the book. My own personal experience was that many times while reading the book I had this feeling of resonance in my body, deep at my core. I know when I have that feeling that I should trust. Stuart also says to trust your feelings. Stuart is a mystic and a trailblazer of the astral world and other etheric dimensions. The Art of Redemption builds on Stuart's other books, especially Whispering Winds of Change: Perceptions of a New World, Infinite Self, Sixth Sense, God's Gladiators, and particularly the CD set The Journey Beyond Enlightenment - The Next Step in Your Personal Transformation, By Stuart Wilde (6 Compact Discs and a CDROM Workbook, Original Nightingale-Conant Edition). (If you're not really familiar with Stuart Wilde's other books, this is not the book to start with unless you've been on the path for a long time. You might want to start with the Sixth Sense (which talks about the etheric body, your shadow, and the etheric worlds) and skip God's Gladiators.) God's Gladiators begins by saying "After years of trying, the veil between this world and the next lifted. At first, the walls in my home started morph from solid to fluid, and then I saw the eternity of creation beyond the concreteness of our earthly existence." Art of Redemption picks up there and goes forward. Stuart says that he verified what his teacher told him 25 years ago, that the Grail is real and that in fact it is a hidden transdimensional doorway of our redemption that we can enter, and that there is a timeless, blissful world beyond. Even approaching the doorway evokes bliss and the reconciliation of the self. Stuart gives us more clues on how to find and enter the doorway. The Morph is the doorway to the Grail. Stuart started to see the Morph in 2001. He says, "Perhaps the Morph arrived when it did because it's here to preside over the changes so that humanity sees the answer and starts to head in the right direction. The plan is vast: it's the interlacing of the invisible celestial dimensions with our 3-D world. The Morph is a supernatural dimension descending on our 3-D world." Stuart goes on to describe the mirror-world, your shadow self, going beyond the ego and taking to journey beyond enlightenment to find liberation. But Stuart confirms what Edgar Cayce said, that to get to the celestial worlds you have to go thru the dark. Stuart talks about the dark side, not only the dark side of humanity, but also the Matrix and those beings in the astral or other dimensions such as ghosts, ghouls, the grays, etc. Reading all this can be very scary. But he also says there are now celestial beings here to assist us, who are working tirelessly to retrieve humanity and the planet from the abyss. Stuart says that redemption is the process of reconciling the light and

In my view, Wilde is a mystic and visonary. His books are rich in an embodied praxis that one can apply to the events of one's life for positive change and transformation. This book holds no hands and Wilde is an exemplar of courage by repudiating standards of correctness and peer preasure; he takes a definitive stance against embracing or remaining silent inorder to withhold his vision of the truth, so not to upset someone else's map of what reality is suppose to look like in our contemporary moment. I find all of Wilde's books to be a primer to changing the "dream" of modern man and his advocacy against a consensus reality that the rest of the sheep follow so religiously. As noted by previous reviewers below, anything that falls outside of this consensus reality to which they cling is met with an appalling elitism. I use Wilde's books for personal transformation. These books came into my life at the right moment and for the right purpose to provide a new lens from which to see with new eyes. Instead of trying to get the world to conform to my agenda of right and wrong, I know hold empowering tools to recognize that my thoughts create my reality. And therein rests my peace. While I cannot afford Mr. Wilde's workshops offered on his web site. His books are enough, and all that one needs to change is brought about by practicing his methods. If you truly want to change yourself, this guide is without equal in my opinion. Read everything he writes.

With each book from Stuart Wilde, I've grown with on this spiritual journey; but this one is just exceptional. Not a book for the sceptic. Stuart's style is down to earth; humourous, easy to read and practical. Look forward to next book by Stuie..