God's Gladiators

I should have read the package warning label...for things like "Don't read this book late into the night" "or don't read after having pepperoni pizza" ...maybe there was no packaging label and that got morphed too! I am still on the fence here... I have followed SW for sometime and for the most part would call myself a fan. But Stuie...where have you gone here? I find myself in the position of having to sift thru and sort out the details of this book (and now my mind...because as one reviewer aptly said..this book is like a l2 gauge shotgun pointed at your head) How much of this is workable? How much can a serious seeker use...theories and UFO's notwithstanding? Okay...so why would I give it 5 stars...because it is so compelling...it makes you look at the game your life is again...and who and what you are plugged into...and where you are vs. where you intend to be. Even if you trash a lot of SW's theories as substance induced drama, you can't really walk away from this without it pulling you back into your own life review. I don't think anyone can...and maybe that's the game Stuie really wanted to play after all. The one-two punch that no one saw coming and you may never forget. Wow and WHOA! all at the same time... I still say "stars" don't seem to apply to this book...but it was one heck of a ride!

This book is quite AMAZING!!! Stuart Wilde is either a Very Open, Intelligent and philosophical man or he is an Incredible, Manipulative, Compulsive Liar!! He does sound genuine though. This book is like a 12-gauge shotgun pointed at your head! And when you finish the book, the trigger is pulled and you have to recover from it! This was thee most mind-blowing book I have ever read, even if it is not true, it is still a very good book!! It is now one of my favorites!

I am a fan of Stuart Wilde. I love his writing style, subject matter and honesty. I am delighted to read anything he produces. I consider myself scarcely worthy of writing a review.Stuarts writing style has changed in recent years. This is apparent to those who have tagged along on his website through the discussion pages, traveling, rambling, commentary, visions, morphing walls, crop circles and finally little grey space creatures. Is it real or is it mescaline? I figure the old boy is just shaking his metaphysical tree. Some of us will drop to the ground; but I won't be one of them.Stuart Wilde did not invent the concepts he presents in his books. Somehow he manages to pluck these ideas out of the cosmos and wrap them up for us in his charismatic words. As children we understood these concepts clear as a bell. There are worlds within worlds. We can fly in our minds. Sunshine has a feeling. All life is sacred. We're not steering the big ship. Thank god - or the gladiators - for someone who will step up and disrobe the charlatans of the modern world and breathe life into our stale existence. When I read the book the first time I got so much out of it. When I read it the second time I'll enjoy it even more. Suspend your judgment long enough allow Stuart Wilde to stretch your perception like metaphysical silly putty. What a deal. Thanks for writing it.

I've read most of Stuart Wilde's books (my favourite being "Infinite Self") and I've learned a great deal from them, about myself and the world we live in. "God's Gladiators", however, is unlike any of his other books. It is highly controversial, not only because of the subject matter, but also because of the author's unique perspective on these subjects."God's Gladiators" covers a variety of topics, but the two dominant themes are the transdimensional nature of UFOs/Aliens and 'The Sphere' (which the author likens to the concept of 'The Matrix'). Both topics will make your head explode! Stuart tackles the tricky subject of UFOs with a refreshing theory - that UFOs and the Greys are really non-physical entities (beings from the Astral/Etheric). He supports this theory with research, logic, and personal experience. If you have any knowledge of OBE/Astral Projection, and/or Negative Transdimensional Beings, you will immediately comprehend the horrific implications of this theory. Knowledge of the Astral is the key to unlocking the UFO enigma (For those interested in Negative Entities, I'd also recommend "Practical Psychic Self Defence" by Robert Bruce). Stuart also develops a unique concept which he calls 'The Sphere'. It is essentially a control mechanism which underlies the fabric of reality, keeping us trapped while Transdimensionals feed off our etheric energy. He further explains how all our religions and values are deceptively designed to trap us even further in the sphere. The remainder of the book attempts to give instructions on how to free one's Self from the sphere.Having delved into the confused mass of (dis)information on UFOs and extraterrestrials which plague the 'controversial' sections of our bookstores, as well as the corrupted and simplistic 'spiritual' concepts found in most religions, and the ridiculous 'new age' fluff which is anything but new, I found Stuart's perspective both enlightening and entertaining. This is a very fun book, which will shift your perception of life and reality if you are open minded and detached from limiting belief systems.

Gods Gladiators is truly a remarkable book. You will have to read it 2 or 3 times before you come to grips with the contents.Stuart Wilde does give a warning, a couple of chapters in and you proceed at your own risk. After the first reading I wondered why Stuart Wilde has gone ahead and published this book now, because to come out and write as he has in God's Gladiators is to make yourself a target. But Stuart has never shied away from the difficult . As his legacy of books is testiment to.In Gladiators,Stuart talks from his personal experience in the heyday of the new age and how it was doomed from the start. Another of the tricks played on humanity. It would be easy to become depressed after reading Gladiators, if it wasn't for Stuart irrepressible humour and optimism. As he points out, humanity has fooled itself, and been fooled into believing it is in charge, as we relentlessly pursue perfection.But we are the prey, fed off on the ground and in the air. Stuart names some of the predators directly, and alludes to others in the allegorical tale of his personal quest to find the Lady of the Lake, and to tell the Devil he loves him. This no cosy read, but, as world events take increasingly bizzare turns, if you have the courage, READ IT.