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One of the most profound books (and audio) I've read in the past twenty years was Stuart Wilde's Infinite Self.

I was a fan of S. Wilde for two decades; today I'm not so sure about him, I just don't understand his ideas anymore,
but back in the Nineties, this book opened many doors for me.

Actually it was the studio recording of the same book that made a heck of a difference to me.
His tone of voice and his charisma were just right for the subject matter.

The book came later when I finally found it on a used bookstore.

Here is a short review:


Stuart Wilde provides us with 33 practical steps for reclaiming our inner power, which include learning to:

• Accept guidance from Spirit
• Become master of your own destiny
• Find personal freedom through acceptance and detachment
• Center our mind
• Purify ourself of ego-based limitations
• Dedicate our life to the Sacred Way
• Have an abundance of inspiration and creative expression
• Move forward with the energy of Quest

Stuart Wilde believes that spiritual power is everyone’s birthright, and we need only to free ourself to reclaim it.
And once we’ve experienced the Infinite Self, we’ll feel a deeper love and gratitude for our life in every way.

Stuart's message became part of my inner core. So much so that I kept looking for more articles from this visionary and to my disappointment, all the other works just didn't turn me on as much.

Any thoughts?


Updated notes:

Stuart Wilde has a new audio series called The Journey Beyond Enlightenment

I’ve heard good things about his new audio series but I have not yet purchased the audio book.

This studio recording talks about mechanisms and practical exercises for entering this mirror world and navigating your way through it.

You can read more about here

Have you listened to it?