Stuart Wilde

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Stuart Wilde has been referred to as both an urban mystic and a visionary. Born in the British Colony of Tanzania shortly after WW II, he has written 17 books on self-help, self-empowerment, spirituality and consciousness. He has also released many tapes and CDs for meditation and transcendence. His works have been translated into over 30 languages.

In addition to spirituality, Stuart Wilde's later books focus on the control of the many by the few. Many of his books deal with empowering the individual to escape the control of "tick-tock", a term coined by Stuart to refer to what he sees as a world-system that has evolved to benefit the elites. Stuart has been referred to as a "conspiracy theorist", though he does not call himself one. His more recent articles lean towards beliefs in a global corrupt elite referred to as the Illuminati, or "Fat Controllers" as Stuart calls them. He in turn believes that the fat controllers are greatly influenced by "transdimensionals", entities he believes evolved in the earth's electromagnetic fields, and who, he believes, feed on negative emotions. Along the lines of this theme, Stuart has published articles about the "true" perpetrators of the September 11, 2001 attacks and the death of princess Diana.

For about 7 years Stuart has been working with what he calls the Morph. He says this is a gateway to other worlds that he claims exists at 280 degrees around the compass if you are facing north and at a 45 degree tangent downward, below you. Stuart is currently holding seminars on the Morph in an old castle in France. He holds that anyone can see the Morph and contends that the ancient shamanistic Amazonian "psychedelic" infusion, known as ayahuasca, which contains Dimethyltryptamine, can aid people in this process.

Stuart has been known to change his mind sometimes. Some of his earlier teachings and attitudes which were promoted as the best thing since Alfalfa when he wrote them have been revised (or sometimes contradicted) in his later writings.